Wow this got out of hand. Going to mute notifications and just addendum that I liked “Atlanta” and that I stand by my obtuse joke and that he should’ve changed his name from a Wu Tang generator before making “political rap”. Anyway, thank you and see Idol March in NYC this summer

@johnvvariety Wonder how you would have reacted to the Beatles after Bob Dylan gave them LSD

@HipChinaZoos I would’ve said ahh this makes sense they were already getting a little weird on Rubber Soul. I think tbis analogy would work if they were called The Hip Cat Beat Dudes and started out making songs called Im Mr Steal Your Girlfriend lol.

@johnvvariety His "Atlanta" was a fantastic show. The first to really do dreamlike nightmare surrealism well, since twin peaks.

@panamaorange Great show

@johnvvariety People are allowed to grow up. WTH?

@AralyLujan True but he should’ve stopped using the wu tang generator name that he had recorded green day puns with imo

@ArtfulDoggo Why are you an adult person named Doggo

@Jeezyuhs Yea ive posted about loving his tv show he deserved those. All his pun rap deserves are weirdo fans like u tho lol

@johnvvariety Literally:

@shtpst AHHHH

@Jeezyuhs Those lyrics remained unfinished because of the dead girl whose name is in the title and I put it out 2 years ago and you still had to google it because you’re a really stupid fan of really bad music and a really dumb loser lol

@johnvvariety It feels weird that there was never a big, misguided push to cancel him for Bro Rape

@LonestarTallBoi Forgot about that to now

@Jeezyuhs Wow that’s an awful analogy. No i put out the last songs she contributed to and didn’t add anything to them because she died on a treadmill before they could be finished. There is a reason you don’t have any friends. Maybe several

@johnvvariety Yeah changing is only okay if a lot of shame is involved

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@CinemaLord1 @thamosdeaf

@johnvvariety His rap is some of the cringiest shit ever, 3005 came on in the gym the other day and I had this flood of bad memories of being around people who were impressed with his "wordplay" in college