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uuuh, my bad about not being good at blogging. I have no excuse.
thetimethatisgivenus replied to your chat: 1950s lyrics: splishin and a-splashin, one time i…
For the record, the argument isn’t that there was no bad music in previous decades. The argument is that there was less of it (proportionally, not literally. Well, literally, too).
I know, clearly no one would want to say that there was literally no bad music in the other decades. But, first of all, how could anyone possibly calculate that? And secondly, we only remember the good music from older decades. You should look up the most popular radio songs for like, 1980. The end-of-the-year top song for 1980 is Call Me by Blondie. 20 years from now we’re going to remember all of the good music from the 2000s and forget all of the crap. In fact, there’s probably a lot more good music now, with the internet allowing for tons of indie bands that wouldn’t have had a chance in the 70s or 80s.
pigfarts-pigfarts-here-i-come:
but how do you blog about just one fandom
1950s lyrics: splishin and a-splashin, one time i was splishin and a-splashin. ooh, i was movin and a-groovin. yeah, i was splishin and a-splashin.
1960s lyrics: he hit me and it felt like a kiss. he hit me and i knew he loved me. if he didn't care for me, i could have never made him mad. but he hit me and i was glad.
1970s lyrics: my ding-a-ling, my ding-a-ling, i want to play with my ding-a-ling. my ding-a-ling, my ding-a-ling, i want to play with my ding-a-ling.
2012 lyrics: i'm pimpin where i'm winnin, thats just how i’m chillin. i'm smokin grits and sellin chickens, corvette painted lemons.
EVERY DECADE HAS BAD LYRICS NOW GET OVER YOURSELVES YOU INSUFFERABLE DOUCHEBAGS
