The Batlord

Bruh, we're elitist enough without you puffing us up.

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YorkeDaddy

He called David Bowie “corny pop”. That’s how you get your thread to total ****storm levels in my book

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The Batlord

I'm picturing you as a stereotypical anime schoolboy saying this, just to let you know.

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YorkeDaddy

I’ll make him pay for what he said

If it’s the last...

Thing...

I DOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! *over the top super saiyan stuff bursting around me*

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The Batlord

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Frownland

He's not corny pop, he's croony pop.

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Studies show that when a given norm is changed in the face of the unchanging, the remaining contradictions will parallel the truth.

Frownland

You forgot about Kanye.

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Studies show that when a given norm is changed in the face of the unchanging, the remaining contradictions will parallel the truth.

YorkeDaddy

Sufjan Stevens changes a lot from album to album

Arctic Monkeys changed dramatically on their most recent

Arcade Fire completely changed their vibe

MGMT changed big time

New Gorillaz is barely recognizable compared to old Gorillaz

No Ween album is remotely similar tbh

Tom Waits has done more genres than you can even name

Mastodon has done almost every variation of metal

Fall Out Boy (lol) is way different now than when they started, and they’re bigger than ever

Green Day changed dramatically throughout their career

The Flaming Lips change their sound every couple albums

Musical Gods like Swans are rarely predictable

The more I think about this the more hilariously wrong you are. It’s actually insane how often great bands change their sound, whether they’re mainstream or not. There are so many more examples, and several I kept out of this post because the band in question was kind of obscure

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GetOffMyLawnKid

LMAO you're reaching extra hard now. You're throwing out bands that

1.Got huge backlash from changing (Green Day)

2.doesn't even have much of a fan-base (MGMT)

2.weren't nailed down or known for a certain genre (Gorillaz)

3.bands that can't sell now (Arcade Fire, The Flaming Lips, Ween, did anyone ever really care about Tom Waits?).

No wonder I'm hardly a fan of any of those. Changing styles and not knowing what you are is an extremely ugly look and just gives the middle-finger to your fans.

YorkeDaddy

There’s so much wrong in this post, but whatever man. I’ve pretty clearly proven my point and you’re the only one that doesn’t seem to get it, and you’ve already horribly embarrassed yourself with the ignorant disrespect to The Beatles/Bowie/Iggy. You don’t have to like their music, but to disregard their importance to the medium is outrageous

You can respond to this if you feel the need to have the last word, but I’ve said all I need to in this topic. I hope you stick around and post in some other threads, maybe we’ll agree on something in other discussions

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