family.guy123

If you're western you're an ally of America and Israel, that's just a fact. Your individual ideology is immaterial. See: Justin Trudeau's comments on Zionism. Especially if you have the capability to go back to your non Zionist country, but make the conscious decision not to. Even if you don't, if you're not attempting to immigrate to a country that doesn't support your idealogy then your online words mean zilch to me, nothing. My mom is an addict. Her mom. Her dad. My sister. Me. All addicts. I had to pay the bills as a minor so we wouldn't end up on the street.

good. Politics should be boring. The reality tv that ANazians created out of their politics is what created people like Trump. Did you actually watch the whole thing lmao

shut up and sing? or else just buy a different bird? I'm on my Own side on this one. As in **** these rich ilk

you can judge me by how often I express my desire for sexual violence against those I disagree with

SUCK MY DICK

Here's what Claude said: I just checked UKMIX threads now. They post the weekly Top Streaming Albums charts in detail (including weeks-on-chart / WOC). Recent examples show the extreme staying power of Morgan Wallen's albums: I'm the Problem — regularly high (often top 5 or better) with 70+ weeks on the chart. One Thing at a Time — still in the top 10 with 155 weeks on chart in recent listings. Dangerous: The Double Album — also still charting with 155 weeks. Taylor Swift's big titles (The Life of a Showgirl, The Tortured Poets Department, etc.) post strong peaks and multi-week #1 runs, but their pure-streaming top 10 time is generally shorter once the initial surge fades. UKMIX's weekly posts reinforce that Wallen has the clear edge in long-term top 10 presence on the Streaming Albums chart due to that multi-year catalog durability. Exact cumulative "weeks in the top 10 only" tallies still aren't summarized in one place even there, but the raw weekly data makes the difference obvious. Is he wrong?

only people who would care about physical sales in 2026 are boomers. BOOMERS

cause his fans listen to his music instead of hanging it up on their cheaply painted orange pastel bedroom walls

jk=just kidding

maybe Morgan will start caring about chart and play the variant game like Taylor does. If so watch out. jk I don't think his fans move like that. They're more about listening to the music. Quick! Somebody compare their weeks at #1 on Bullboard's Album Streaming chart

we'll see then. Taylor got 49 of her weeks since Morgan got his 1st. Longevity records are being broken more and more often. I wouldn't bet against streaming. Hell, even Ella Langley could easily surpass her

And Dolly Parton has 0 :/. It puts a lot of things into perspective when you put things like that

Morgan Wallen is coming for #1 on this list as well as the most weeks in Top 10 list. Easy

What "good" do bit cities offer?