thedailywhat:

Counter-Protest of the Day: A couple of Yale student tell off 25-year-old evangelist preacher Jesse Morrel in their own special way.

thedailywhat:

Counter-Protest of the Day: A couple of Yale student tell off 25-year-old evangelist preacher Jesse Morrel in their own special way.

Now it’s mine forever. Thanks internet.

“We’re living in a stylistic tropics. There’s a whole generation of people able to access almost anything from almost anywhere, and they don’t have the same localised stylistic sense that my generation grew up with. It’s all alive, all “now,” in an ever-expanding present, be it Hildegard of Bingen or a Bollywood soundtrack. The idea that something is uncool because it’s old or foreign has left the collective consciousness.”

Brian Eno, “The death of uncool” (via somethingchanged)

I love and hate this… mostly, I think I hate it.

(via suckafuck)

(via molls)

So loving him right now.

“…hipsters fearing aging and the accompanying irrelevancy do more and more drugs until they and their art get more bloated and irrelevant than nature alone would have made them.”

Lisa Carver, My Life in Xanax
“I get letters from people expressing their outrage that they heard the music of The Stooges, The Ramones, The Buzzcocks, or The Fall in an ad and I understand their anger and sense of loss as they figure yet another one of their well-kept secrets has just become part of the corporate structure and the band is nothing more than the lap dogs of the man, the very man they were supposed to be sticking it to in every waking moment. These bands are not being co-opted or selling out at all. Selling out is when you make the record you are told to make instead of the one you want to make. I wonder if it ever occurred to these people that the reason the music of these interesting and alternative bands is being recruited is because their fans are now the ones calling the shots. In other words, we have arrived! Of course the ad is trying to sell you something and by using a band you like, attempting to gain your confidence by exploiting the band’s integrity for a commercial end. So what? You’re not a fuckin’ moron are ya? You see through that, don’t ya? What would you rather hear, Iggy and The Teddybears doing “I’m A Punk Rocker” in a car ad or enduring some generic background music? I thought so. Do you have any idea what some of these bands went through to make that music? The fact that there might be some money for them all these years later is great. You think that paycheck is in any way a slight to their integrity? Are you fucking kidding me? Pay them. Pay them double. Pay them now. It’s about fuckin’ time.”

Commentary: Gay is not the new black - CNN.com


HAven’t read the whole of this or anything, but the title is just wrong.

“I’m an artist, man. I put that shit on my W2.”

Mos Def in Filter Magazine
Already have one, thank you.

Already have one, thank you.

Awesome.

Awesome.