Kurt Hummel

the "PS, I can go wherever I want now" afterward is the icing on the cake

I mean, as she said, she's from Thailand and spoke a completely different language And the video was also a confidential trainee video that she was obligated to film, not just her throwing around the word online. The more pressing issue here is the fact that the apology is being paywalled as part of her documentary, attempting to extort money from people who want an explanation for this. I think that's the part that speaks volumes.

All I know about Brooke Candy is that she's a second-rate Kreayshawn and that Charli & Grimes used to hang out with her. What has she been doing?

I can't eat meat, so I'm gonna survive this. You all won't

All of the discourse around Cowboy Carter is so annoying. She historically isn't a country fan & has nothing to do with country, but she made a bordering-on-parody country album out of spite, and you're expected to support it and regard it as real country music or else you're racist Add onto that, her fans' entitlement around the Grammys, which makes zero sense considering she has more of those than any other artist walking this earth. But I digress.

Dare I say none of these artists have produced an album as good as these in the years since Granted, Sky hasn't produced another album at all

Inactive single from over a year ago vs. viral song from a still-promoted album that just came out a couple months ago. When are we getting a Livvie version of that "Beyonce fans are stupid... no seriously" image

Any form of reproduction/parenthood can be immoral if you reach hard enough. We should all just die.

To teach him about the planets

All of this for DRAKE Girl, get up

I honestly forgot that there was a member named Jisoo

Did Adela reproduce asexually?

Basically anything to do with money

She seems like such a nice/funny person to be around. Also the immediate PTSD seeing the picture and remembering the other one

Katy selling Rock God has always been really funny to me, because even though the lyrics are vague enough, its context is so very specific It's about her disappointing her religious family by pivoting from gospel to rock music in the early 2000s. And now it's a random Selena Gomez deep cut on an album that marked her band's pivot away from rock. OT: Whiplash. Should've been a single too