• crapwittyname@lemm.ee
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    6 months ago

    Everyone has forgotten it ten minutes later. That time you partied with a punk band is a memory that sticks with you. It’s not all about reach, it’s about connection.

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      6 months ago

      you’re not going to “fuck the industry” with “a memory that sticks with you”

      and that punk memory too will be forgotten sooner or later

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        6 months ago

        If there’s depth to your work, and you’re true to the ideals you espouse, then people will respect you and connect with that. Maybe on a smaller scale, but to a greater degree, and for longer.

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          6 months ago

          greater degree? how do you measure that?

          longer? pop songs with no ideals seem to stand the test of time.

          i don’t know why it’s so important for you to believe these statements 🤷

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            Measure it? It’s entirely subjective and therefore isn’t compatible with measurement, obviously.

            I think the vast majority of shitty pop songs fade away.

            You should look in the mirror maybe. You’re still here, too. Arguing about something that doesn’t matter, against a point you don’t seem to have understood. I guess we’re as bad as each other.