Estás usando un navegador desactualizado. Es posible que no muestre este u otros sitios web correctamente. Deberías actualizar o usar un navegador alternativo.
I like Underscores (trans and starting to show himself more in music videos and interviews). Transness is clearly an influence lyrically but it's not to the point of being intolerable imo.
He doesn't look bad as a tranny as far as I've seen from reposted Instagram photos. I only like 1 or 2 songs from him but nu-hyperpop is still terrible and gay,
Wat. Frank Zappa wanted smaller government and lower taxes, but was anti-censorship against the influence of organized religion. Hated drugs but supported their decriminalization. Dude was more libertarian than anything.
A 90s Democrat is essentially a modern Republican on a lot of issues.
Zappa had an entire song (You Are What You Is) about how whites shouldn't act like blacks and blacks shouldn't act like whites with a hard r nigger as a lyric.
ne of my few guilty pleasures from the progressive Vietnam-era Boomer genre of music is a heavy rock song from a band called Ten Years After. It pains me to say that I really like the music on this song -- it's a great early heavy rock song -- but lyrically it's the 1960's radical left call to arms. Hell, Michael Moore even used it one of its movies.
John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats is a libtarded boomer with a Bluesky account but that didn't stop me from buying his CDs and his novels (which are mostly him trying to write like Mark Z Danielewski with a little less schizobabble)
