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twice divorced and domestic abusing 73 year old boomer [with a 24 year old girlfriend] most famous for writing a eulogy about the "innocence" of the 1950s in the 1970s has Phase IV (Profound Lead Toxicity) rated political takes.
i am shocked.
writing a eulogy about the "innocence"
Creeps like that get off to killing "innocence" over and over again as their personal nonconsenting fetish.
Things just haven't been the same since the Big Bopper died.
"Being a bigoted piece of shit will totally bring back the good old days where boomer rock stars got to prey on teenage girls and get celebrated for it. The boomers are older than ever, but the creeping targets must remain the same age."
This song confused me as a kid so I asked my dad what is was about, he explained who the people in the crash were. But 9/11 had just happened and I was just like oh that's basically nothing compared to that and he had to admit that was true.
Anyways, death to America
I also don't know what it's about and know maybe 10% of the words. What crash?
idk, I think this was a big deal for boomers or something, I know who Big Bopper was because of a joke on Futurama and Buddy Holly because of the Weezer song that was included with Windows 95
I thought that song was about a plane crash bruh
Yeah not sure what it has to do with "wokism"
I think he's saying the whole song is meant as a criticism of the 60s counterculture and mourning the end of 50s America, and today's "wokism" is just an extension of the various sixties movements. He's nostalgic about driving his truck down to the sock hop with a pink carnation in his suit and then going down to drink with the "good ol' boys" at the levee. Now Lenin (Lennon) is reading Marx and everything is just too damn political! He directly calls out a bunch of the classic 60s counterculture songs.
I guess he has to try to pretend like the song is deeper than it really is, because otherwise he's gotta admit to himself that there are about three generations alive today who couldn't care less about The Day The Music Died.
i drove a chevy, i'm eugene levy, my son fucked a pie
I never liked that song and I hated the 90s brobro asshole movie of the same name even more.
EDIT: The Weird Al Phantom Menace parody pretty legit, though.
"the day the music died" aka 9/11 for cracker music
Killing me softly with his dumbassness
Make like your song and die old man
I HATE SEINFELD BRAIN
I HATE SEINFELD BRAIN
Don Mclean failed to account fo-
"And while Lenin read a book on Marx
The quartet practiced in the park
And we sang dirges in the dark
The day the music died"
The day the bourgeois music got what it deserved
Ugh
Lmao
Is this the day that you die yet?
I'm kinda shocked this guy's still alive.
Honestly, I learned about this song because of the Madonna cover like 25 years ago, and had no idea what it was about.
American Pie is one of those songs that would make me walk off to do odd tasks or take a bathroom break at work should it have popped up on the radio.
Every time I hear American Pie I get disappointed that it's not the Weird Al version.
Don McLean is still alive?
"I was sitting in my Chevy and I felt something heavy"
@Dirt_Owl@hexbear.net you gotta know this old song somehow.
Who is this loser and why is he taking credit for a song that Madonna orginally wrote for the millennium to go with that one with all the green lasers?
the WOKES are trying to take your DRY LEVEES away (stopping droughts caused by climate change)
Who?
11/10 no notes, i have laughed at this like 4 separate times
