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As teens, Rhett used to make playlists for Link, and vice versa, right?
My headcanon is that they still do that.
Link loves discovering new music. He can spend hours and hours with his earbuds in, puttering around the house doing chores, dancing in his socks while listening to Childish Gambino’s newest album.
Most days he’ll choose a song and let Spotify decide what to play next based off what he already listens to. Link likes the mystery of it, likes picking up a new beat from a song he’s never heard and dancing to it.
That boy can dance to anything.
Whenever there’s a new song he particularly likes, he adds it to a playlist titled “Rhett Needs to Listen To”.
Every two weeks, he’ll send it off to Rhett, eager to hear his thoughts about the new songs.
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As for Rhett, he curates his playlists for Link in a different way.
Rhett loves new music as well, but for him, it’s less about the discovery, more about the flow of how each song moves into the next.
He likes picking out themes for his playlists, grouping songs together by lyrics, or by nostalgia, or sometimes just by the feelings they evoke.
There are playlists titled “songs that feel like camping in 1993″ and “that one time in college we did body shots off each other”. Some recent additions include “hype songs for when your buddy is choking on testicles” and “tour bus jams 2k18.”
At the end of every two weeks, the boys will trade thoughts on each others’ playlists.
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(And here’s a secret that Link will never admit to Rhett. He’s got every one of Rhett’s playlists saved in a little subfolder on his Spotify. He hates having unnecessary playlists cluttering up his Spotify library, but he doesn’t have the heart to delete playlists that Rhett’s curated specifically for him.
So he keeps all the playlists in a little folder simply titled “from Rhett.”)
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rhetts hair is sm fun too sketch
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