@existentialcoms
I donโt understand why people are losing their shit about pronouns. People have been using titles like Mr. and Ms. for ages. Thatโs not much different?
@KellyScaletta
@davidmweissman
Itโs a Christian-inspired entertainment venue. Not actually Christian, just making references to the Bible to get cheers and money.
@AlysonStoner
I see people asking you to "spill the tea", and while I am curious as to what happened during Camp Rock filming, I respect that you may not feel comfortable sharing right now. I hope you are doing well. Show business can be ugly.
@ThatEricAlper
@hgmackinnon
โGood Riddance (Time of Your Life)โ since itโs actually about a breakup, which is why itโs awkward to hear it played at graduation ceremonies.
@chrissyteigen
When I was a kid, I didnโt understand the purpose of airport hotels, like I wondered what was so interesting about the airport that people would want to stay near it instead of in the city where fun happens.
@ElyKreimendahl
People in Hawaii go crazy when a Mainland chain restaurant arrives for the first time. When we got our first Olive Garden, there was a two hour wait to get in. People treated it like it was a Michelin starred restaurant.
@FaatiTheStreet
Instead of telling people to stop going to Hawaii, tell them if they do go, to support locally owned businesses, to not throw things into lava (disrespectful to Pele), and learn about Hawaiian history, and to respect laws and traditions.
@richardmarx
Correct. We should instead be bringing up his horrible Unplugged album which my dad made me listen to over and over again when I was a kid.
@mattxiv
Iโm confused as I think a lot of these guys also love American Psycho, and Patrick Bateman has a hygiene routine. Maybe the guy in the TikTok just needs to play Huey Lewis and the News?
@AntonyMaxo
@Eve6
The โ80s version was Eddy Grantโs โElectric Avenueโ. All about economic turmoil in Thatcher-era London, but everybody thought it was a fun dance song.
@BtSquared2
You can go to Hawaii, just be respectful of Native Hawaiian customs and beliefs, support Native owned businesses, leave the monk seals alone, donโt take rocks or sand home with you, basically donโt be an a-hole kind of visitor.
@LanaDelRey
My cousin saw you perform at Red Rocks several years ago. Some girl asked him if he had some Molly, and he said, "No, I'm not from Somalia."