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tambora

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Everything posted by tambora

  1. north korea doesn't recognize israel as a state
  2. i'm a day closer to dying that means: no more bills, no more capitalism, no more ia, no more trump, no more elon musk, no more nicki minaj, no more lady gaga
  3. his music needs to be deleted from all platforms. he shouldn't get a penny
  4. not defending him or anyone in fashion but they are all HORRIBLE HORRIBLE so why make a difference with him
  5. and the holy spirit?
  6. yes. it is actually gobal unlike the mj which is local to atrl
  7. is he pouring bleach in his face
  8. girl you going straight to the pits of hell
  9. witness is katy's creative peak
  10. But I don't need someone to save me 'Cause this music and I will never die
  11. unc still got it. tbh he's hotter as a daddy than when he was younger.
  12. The second genre I listen to the most, after pop, is classical music. Even so, I can't really imagine not listening to pop music. Classical music itself is such a broad genre, and so much contemporary pop is influenced by it. You can hear a lot of elements from both the Romantic and Baroque periods in pop music. I also feel that musical theatre occupies an interesting space where the two genres come together particularly well.

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