DamianSolo

Mariah, by default.

No, it's the other side I have to worry about. If I'm going to the gym it's whatever, but I've had to change if I knew I'd be extensively out and about.

It's not about the amount of content that was releasing, it was just virtually all subpar after Endgame—aside from a couple of films and some of the television shows on Disney+. They should have went straight into the next big threat, instead of having such a long cool-down period. The goal should have been to immediately recapture interest by keeping the energy of the Infinity Saga going straight into the next. It's been way too much of a slow-burner to something that still has yet to even take shape. It's been almost five years since Endgame. In that same time, we had already gone from Iron Man to The Avengers.

I've never done it, but I would just for fun. I'd go out of town to do it, though, in a neighboring city. It would be a good way to meet new people who are still close by, give or take 45 miles. No way would I do that where I live.

I've never actually had a Valentine, but I always did love the holiday and its concept. Someone like me, I just use it as a day to, especially, practice self-care and self-love. People may look at that as being "sad," but I think it's an especially beautiful thing to be able to say, "I love myself." I have the day off and am going to just go out and treat myself, to some shopping and good takeout. Sue me.

"All Yours, All Night" by Russell Dickerson.

This doesn't sound like "Walk Away." Here, I'll fix it for you...

I shouldn't have to leave two seats together if I want to buy a concert ticket.

"Old Country Song" by Dustin Lynch.

If so, that escalated far beyond what I was expecting due to what was stated. Interesting.

She has the potential to, but she always fizzles out upon arrival due to lack of promotion or, seemingly, care. I'd love for her to have a huge comeback; she's deserving of a huge moment. But she has to want it and work towards it, through promotion, marketing and connecting with audiences—like she did in the beginning of her career.

That's the Spirit by Bring Me the Horizon is which a strong contender for being my favorite album of all time.

I'll never respect the act of a billionaire trying to use their power and money to bully a teenager who isn't even doing anything wrong, of all people.

I thought that's what I heard them say on the radio this morning. I Googled and saw recent pictures of him and he was barely even recognizable. It's so sad. May he rest in peace.

I'm so confused how you star in something like Saltburn, and then get offended by jokes regarding the content within. Make it make sense. That's one of the reasons why he's a hot topic right now. It sounds like he needs to get a grip; laugh and move on.

The Grammys really don't mean anything, though. If so, the nominations and wins would look incredibly different—if we're truly talking about the best music of the year. It's a popularity contest, based on biases, connections and playing the music industry game. Who exactly determines who gets these awards? I've never had the ability to vote for anyone. It's all just a farce and a certain select of the music industry just patting themselves and the chosen few on the back.

"Mr. Chunks (Beatsole Remix)" by Lee Coulson.

I believe it! There's several in my area, upon actually looking them up. I may start as early as this weekend, if it doesn't rain.

This has got to be some type of marketing, because there's no way.

I would have done the same thing. That's such a moment.

For how whole music videos have been shot on phones now, she's looking at the future—especially with the upgrades the technology has made over the years.

Beyoncé, for sure, should have won—especially for how impactful that album was in a cultural sense. If Renaissance was a more traditional era, with major promotion, I would have voted for that one.

I'm going to start walking on nature trails in the area, as the temperatures start to warm. I want to spend more time outdoors.

"Dire, Dire Docks" by Koji Kondo.

"Serving goddess," indeed. She is beyond gorgeous.