#and patrick stump the cherry on top <3

[arbores--loqui--latine]

this is from your main bitch Giraffe, do all the prime numbers >:)))

I cannot believe you made me think you long necked binch. fuck u. jk I adore u!!!!2. How would you describe your usual clothing/fashion style?Comfy. Leggings or baggy pants only. Tshirts and crop tops only. jumpers only. I’ve worn the same pair of shoes every day for a whole year.3. Favorite flavor of yogurt?Cherry!!! But it’s not available this side of the ocean so rhubarb!!5. Do you believe in true love? Soulmates?Nope, I just think we’re big meat bags who learned how to talk and somehow managed to find a combination of emotions which made it easier to live in communities and called it love. but I’ve never experienced it so I can’t rly say anything!7. Do you have an accent?I have the most disgusting Irish accent. My own friends mock me daily.11. Favorite type of music? (In addition, list five of your favorite songs.)I’ll listen to literally anything so this is what I’ve got going on rn:Wonderland: Round Three (TAZ soundtrack)Explode - Patrick StumpRolling Twenties - P!ATDDerty - Ronald Jenkees (found it on maggies playlist of Romans music)Starboy - The Weeknd13. If you could dream anything into existence, what would it be?A pen that write the correct answer to any question asked of it17. Would you consider yourself a good student? Favorite classes you’ve taken?Nope I’m a terrible student LOL I’m moody and confused and worried and never remember anything and never do my homework!!!! But my fave classes were Irish Sexuality in Diaspora, Roman and Greek history, and medieval geography!!!19. Are you good at taking care of plants?I’ve only ever had to take care of one plant and his name was Harry and he grew so big!!! So I guess!!!23. After you die, what do you hope to be “remembered” for?for making people laugh!!!!29. If you could own a robot would you want one? What purpose would you want it to serve?I would like it to tidy my room every day!! Bc I’m so messy!!!!31. Favorite book in the series?The dream thieves!!!!!!!!!!!thanks for asking ya filthy animal

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tagged by @mintopolis !! thank uuu 😈

Rules: you can usually tell a lot about a person by the music they listen to! put your music library on shuffle and list the first 10 songs, then tag 10 people

Vanilla Twilight - Owl City

My House - PVRIS

Don't Miss Me? - Marianas Trench

We Built This City - Starship

Jacket - Shallow Gravy

The Peanut Butter Song - Maddie Jay

Perfume - De'Wayne ft. Awsten Knight

Put Your Records On - Ritt Momney

The "I" in Lie - Patrick Stump

Basically - Catfish and the Bottlemen

i tag @mismess @rubyhartleys @richietoizer :>

#i woke up like an hour ago but i'm. still waking up #yesteday was a Long Day #anyways hello to the people 👋 from my friend's house in maine #yesterday we hiked a mountain and today we're going to the mall #somepost beautiful #i was SO HAPPY with the songs i happened to get here like WE BUILT THIS CITY?? DE'WAYNE?? JACKET??????? #and patrick stump the cherry on top <3 #this is a pull i feel actually reflects my daily music listening

[thesinglesjukebox]

IMAGINE DRAGONS - BELIEVER [3.83] Today's Jukebox line-up is for anyone who likes rock and/or roll!

Joshua Copperman: Continuing my series of defending shitty pop-rock bands, Imagine Dragons are often frustrating, but they have one inexplicable masterpiece that I referenced in my review of fellow shitty group The Chainsmokers' "Paris": "Shots." Their flaws became their strengths in that song -- one of the interesting things about Smoke and Mirrors was that as bombastic an album as it was, it always sounded like the work of humans, with its imperfect mixing and bizarre song structures. That humanity works to your advantage when singing things like "I'm sorry for everything I've done" at the top of your lungs. A co-write with Justin Tranter, "Believer" is business as usual for Imagine Dragons, with half-time drums and shouty lyrics, if none of the multitracked "gyuhhs" that resulted in my favorite Jukebox comment ever. Also, they already used the word "pain" for a hook in their Suicide Squad single. Also, the chorus is over-the-top even for this band, and would be for Muse. The verses have some cool moments, especially when Dan Reynolds pulls off impressive triplets on those pre-choruses, but it doesn't feel human anymore. It's not as cringeworthy as something like "Roots," which abruptly stops multiple times just to reference The National (not a joke), but it's nothing interesting either. [5]

Tim de Reuse: The eager over-enunciation leans towards obnoxious, but the laundry list of inspirational self-help clichés is maybe charming if you ignore how authentic it wants you to believe it is. What really sours the whole package, though, is the viscerally unpleasant tone of production: plastic and sickly beyond lazy or stylistic artificiality, like the flavor of cherry cough syrup synthesized into audio. [3]

Alfred Soto: Coldplay refracted through Destiny's Child and dunked in a barrel of Fitz and the Tantrums shit. Singles like this have nothing to say except their access to sound engineering. [3]

Katie Gill: With this song, Imagine Dragons joins fellow bands X Ambassadors and Fitz and the Tantrums in the category of "Ah, you wrote this song in about five minutes just in the hopes that it'll play in a wide-spread commercial and/or film trailer, didn't you." [4]

Maxwell Cavaseno: Martial stomp-alongs and bleating anthema, sure to impress with the people who are surprised Muse haven't tried to hurry out an album for them to cope in a world of mistrust. The stop-gap rushes of info after those attempts to hold it back are a cute trick, but the remainder of the song sounds like a weird cross between a less-inspired Nine Inch Nails and "Skinnamarink." [2]

David Sheffieck: Dan Reynolds will never have Patrick Stump's vocal chops, but this is a better Fall Out Boy song than Fall Out Boy have managed in the last four years. [6]

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#Imagine Dragons #Believer