[ SECRET POST #7008 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7008 ⌋

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[Yokai Landlord: Monster Mystery]


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[Hazbin Hotel, human Alastor season 2 episode 4 "It's a Deal"]



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[(Anonymous)]

Given my freshman art courses in 1994, ballet and opera have been "dying" for 30 years. Oof about the Met, though, that's dark.

I don't love the idea of any art form dying out, whether it's Italian opera, symphonies, Mongolian throat singing, Noh theatre, or Lakota prairie chicken dances. I'm sure ballet and opera will survive once someone realizes they can't rely on the Met or other underlying frameworks. We don't perform Aristphanes regularly anymore but the plays aren't dead. This dumb actor may be right in a sense but I think a lot of the reaction is how he said it, and the context of the interview. There's a sense that it's not nice to shit on other valid art forms just because you prefer or only know one, or give off the vibe that you're too good for said art forms. It seems like it's the "no one cares about" that rubbed people the wrong way.