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weirdfishy · 2 years
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if i listened to music you liked, i love you. you might not know i did, that your music sits among mine because i love you- that i feel your love of the song each time i listen to it, that i think of you and smile, that i enjoy the song even more.
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seawitchkaraoke · 2 years
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I will say this one more thing about this: I do not believe the other try guys (or even many people at 2nd try) knew Ned was cheating before they found out sometime earlier this month. Not because I have some blind faith in the other guys to be good ppl (imagine saying ‘‘he would never’‘ when someone you might have said that about literally just did smth horrible), but because:
- knowing he is cheating and hiding it/keeping him on would be an absolutely ridiculously stupid thing to do and I think they’re smarter than that. Because with how well known they are, that’s a ticking time bomb until someone will snap an incriminating picture in public and if it then comes out you’ve known and protected him? That’s your image of wholesome, good guys absolutely destroyed.
- all the claims that they did know for months or years, that i’ve seen came from random twitter or reddit accounts or were even entirely anonymous. That’s not evidence. That’s some random person saying some random shit
- they were already cutting him out of videos before the video was leaked. Meaning they were already preparing to cut ties with him regardless of whether the fact he was cheating came out or not so ‘‘oh they just have to fire him now bc it got out’‘ doesn’t really make sense.
- if him cheating was somehow an ‘‘open secret that the entire company knew’‘ it wouldn’t stay secret long. Nothing ever does if a lot of people know about it . You ever try to plan a surprise party for someone without someone tattling? This is this except tattling would seem like the more moral option to many ppl and make it even more likely that someone tells so again hiding it in that case is just a stupid strategy even with NDAs (bc your employee could leave instead of signing said nda or they could just hide their tracks well while leaking smth)
Now I will believe that they quite possibly weren’t planning on telling the public why they got rid of Ned, both to protect Ariel and others from harrassment and to protect their own image - any dirt on Ned also harms them bc if one of the wholesome good guys isn’t actually all that, maybe the others aren’t either. If the video wasn’t leaked I imagine they’d have been vague or said it was for personal reasons or whatever, but they still would have seperated from Ned.
I also think like.... listen, you can know your friend has flaws and maybe sometimes flirts too much when he’s drunk or sometimes says inappropriate shit and you can forgive him that and still be friends with him and try to push him in a better direction, you can do all that and never suspect he might be cheating. Because there’s a big jump from one to the other and we always see the best in the people we love. It’s easy to say in retrospect that it was obvious but shit like this is never obvious. You don’t suspect your friends of being capable of that stuff unless it’s pushed right in your face
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star-trek-dumb-comics · 7 months
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Ok so I finally watched Prodigy ! And it was surprisingly good. This is obviously a kids' show but I ended up being pretty invested in the story. The main character started as Ezra Bridger-ass annoying but he's grown on me. Genuinely I think this might be the best new trek show with Lower Decks lmao. It even got me caring about what happens to CHAKOTAY of all things !
Also it had GREAT alien rep omfg there were so few humans I LOVE THIS SHIT !!! especially UFP founding members rep ahhhhh !!!!!!!!!! I've been wanting this for YEARS they did it for me
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braverytattoos · 1 year
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Larry Hug - AOTV
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louisplumpyass · 3 months
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asteracaea · 1 year
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i love the genre of song where a girl is singing about the girl who is stealing her man but it sure sounds like she's more obsessed with her than with him
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doonarose · 7 months
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Some of my university students had a debate about the homosexual subtext of a scene from High School Musical 2 in front of me today and instead of explaining to them our lord and savior Good Omens and also Our Flag Means Death, I just said something about queerbaiting, and let them think of me thusly:
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elliesgaymachete · 1 year
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Sometimes I’m too lazy to curate my own playlists for ships I like, but then I try to listen to other fanmade ones on Spotify and I’m like god, y’all have such BAD taste in music. I gotta fuckin do this MYSELF I guess
Anyway I’m lookin for root/shaw song recs pls 💛
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mumblesplash · 1 year
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Hi you tagged a post about panel shows with 'ask me about Noel Fielding'
I'm asking
I've seen him on Taskmaster through YouTube and I've seen clips and bits of him on the bake off show, but not much panel stuff. Tell me more? Specific recs? Go for it.
oh sure!
basically i ended up getting really into noel's work back in early 2020, mostly because i just found the guy really fascinating.
so idk how much is commonly known about panel shows (pretty sure they're mainly a uk thing?) but basically it's like if you added a veneer of structured gameplay to college cafeteria lunch conversations, and noel's been on a lot of them.
here's a compilation of some of his panel show stuff, he's usually paired with russel brand in the older ones and richard ayoade more recently (warning for a few instances of Unfortunate 2000s humor, but the way noel interacts with it is part of why he's so interesting to me)
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now if you've been following me for a while you'll have probably picked up on the fact that i really love media that feels loosely-scripted and somewhat unpolished, and this is because in addition to the humor being more spontaneous you get a really interesting look into how people work within group dynamics.
for instance if you watch through this here you'll notice that not only does noel avoid aforementioned Unfortunate 2000s Humor himself, he also has a knack for steering other people's bits away from tense or hurtful territory into lighthearted absurdity. example around 11:30, where another panelist clearly makes lily allen uncomfortable with a joke and noel manages to simultaneously call him out for being gross and pull the focus away from lily entirely without bringing down the mood at all (yes some of it probably comes down to editing, but it's still impressive)
anyway if you like the panel show format there's a lot more of these clip compilations on youtube, and iirc a decent number of full episodes on there for free as well
there's also the mighty boosh, where he plays an absolutely baffling character named Vince Noir opposite his best friend, and whether or not the show as a whole is your thing (some of it did NOT age well) the way they do dialogue is just. something else
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(this clip is only like 2 minutes and the one i'd recommend the most out of the 3 in this post if you want the quickest possible idea of What Noel's Deal Is as a creator)
lastly, and this is just a fun fact, noel was actually the inspiration for the movie Baby Driver. apparently the entire movie was inspired by this music video:
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jrueships · 11 months
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rewatched shooting stars aka the baby bron and friends movie <3 very cute
#wood harris was so adorable in that role i love cringe coach dad harris#the fab five <33#thats so lame lol i love them#the movie was rlly long tho.. like scene-wise the pacing could be better cus i watched with other people#and we looove talking through boring scenes of movies and we talked A lot#we dont rlly talk during movies like that.. only during quiet or long takes so#and then the editing style was like?? near the end like it tried to be winning time which is fine cus wt didnt invent that style but#it's just weird cus it suddenly switched like that idk#BUT the length of the movie did help highlight a lot of the people#their friendship felt incredibly real bcs it was#seeing romeo go from adversary to own honorary video game controller was <33#their lil 'epic fight' which quickly concluded them running and hiding in the team bus#the goofy kids were just goofy kids forced to deal with growing up too fast#maybe thats why the editing style suddenly switched so stylish-like near the end.. everything happening at once#suddenly all the life is flashy and stuff#even if that wasnt on purpose i like thinking of it as a new positive way idk i like having more than one side to the coin#that still connect to the same coin#kinda wish they talked more about cotton tho smh his only personality really was kind funny and likes to eat#so basically every heavyset person in media#i wanna hear abt his problems as well!!#hes a real person too! hes gotta have em!!#mane#i guess we dont know 😭
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mooneeeee · 2 years
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HELLOOOOOOO
So he knows he’s sexy?
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userkoo · 7 months
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manifesting a guts tour presale code email soon… i’m not gonna get waitlisted like i have been for almost every other show i’ve ever tried for in the past 5 years
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softestepilogue · 8 months
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look i love clownin harry styles too. but the reviews saying he was super bad in the policeman are not true. like he wasn’t perfect and they definitely could’ve hired a better actor but he wasn’t horrendous.
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sunriseinorbit · 1 year
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did you guys know that mcr and harry styles are both performing in tokyo on the same night bc i think everyone needs to know that
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Thoughts on the latest NYT piece? The conclusion isn't the one I'd go with but I appreciate some of the points raised
I have a lot of thoughts anon. I don't think the piece is very good - there's a lot of ideas in there and she's not prepared to own some of the things she's claiming. But I do think it's a good distillation of the dynamics of the current Harry discourse, and I think why it appears to be endlessly appealing. So I'm going to talk about it.
I'm going to begin at the end - the piece ends with "No matter how he identifies, if Mr. Styles wishes to dance with our symbols, he would do well to pay more attention to their politics, regardless of whether he dreams with us of liberation."
There's a sleight of hand here - which she equates all queer symbols into symbols of queer liberation. She quotes Harvey Milk's claim that everyone should be out - while ignoring that there have always been tensions an disagreement within queer politics.
Part of the problem is that she doesn't pay a lot of attention to the politics of the symbols Harry engages with. She mentions the rainbow flag, flowers worn by Oscar Wilde, taking a crocheted hat and putting it in his pocket, and lyrics from a 1984 George Michael song. I think the idea that Harry was flagging is silly. And the Rainbow flag was certainly developed as a symbol of queer liberation - but it is now the most co-opted, watered down, depolitised queer symbol there is. So much so that everyone corporation wants to bathe in it for one month a year and Facebook made it a reaction button. None of that is on Harry.
The most notable point about this is two of the symbols she mentions are from queer artists who were closeted at the time. It's hard to imagine a more appropriate queer language for Harry to be exploring. Oscar Wilde is a fascinating and important figure in queer history, culture and politics. He also sued someone for suggesting he was a sodomite. It's patently absurd to try and claim that he was, or can be used as, a symbol of a vision for queer liberation that rests on everyone being out.
I think in order to make an argument that Harry doesn't pay sufficient attention to the politics of the symbols he uses, you have to pay a lot of attention to the actual politics of the queer symbols he uses. This opinion piece would have been much more effective, powerful and true, if the author had acknowleged that the politics of queer liberation in general have always been just one of many threads within queer culture and politics.
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Then there's the deployment of Harvey Milk and the idea that every queer person must come out. What bothers me about this sort of claim - is that people will flirt with it, but they won't commit. I'm really prepared to engage with it as a political framework, but only if people will admit that that's what they mean and the full implications.
Because the argument isn't that every queer person should come out. Instead it's that Harry, in particular, should come out. She makes a specific, and I think highly odd, claim that is often implied in discussions of Harry. That Harry not coming out is in some way a reaction to, or a suggestion, that the world is less homophobic than it used to be:
These soft, fluidity-affirming words muffle the danger of the tantalizing fantasy Mr. Styles presents. Implied by his celebrity is the idea that the greatest fights against anti-queerness are over and that it’s good, or at least good business sense, to play coy to appeal to the masses — even those who would rather see you dead than in love.
I just don't think 'the way that this person is in the closet implies that the greatest fights against anti-queerness are over' is at all sustainable as an argument.
I think if you strip back all the layers and the ideas that the author knows aren't sustainable so they haven't committed to(and the absurd flattening of decades of queer politics), so much of the Harry discourse amounts to: "Harry hasn't suffered enough to engage with queer culture in the way that he does."
And I absolutely disagree with the politics of that claim. But I do just get stuck on it factually. Harry was 16 when he became a public figure. Max Clifford was working for his label. Engaging with the UK tabloids was a core part of 1D's management and label's strategy. I o sometimes wonder if one of the reasons people jump to the idea that Harry must be straight is because they don't want to engage with what it would actually be like to be a 16 year old queer boy in a boy band with Max Clifford for a publicist.
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icepop680 · 2 years
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So I’m curious. Why is Shawn Mendes closeted? Because he’s a singer? Because he’s not macho-man?
How about Harry Styles? Because he goes outside of typical gender norms? Because he’s a singer?
Face it. You either think they’re gay because they give off a “gay vibe” or you want to be with them and you don’t see men as a threat to you.
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