Originally published at: TikTokker breaks down the Satanic witchcraft of Taylor Swift's ERAS tour | Boing Boing
…
3 Likes
People are reading too much tracts…
8 Likes
Christians are being persecuted because Taylor Swift. Right.
I don’t predict this will age well.
7 Likes
They just big mad because Taylor is a liberal and is leading tens of thousands of young people in full throated screams of “FUCK THE PATRIARCHY!”
7 Likes
Well, shit. I might give her songs a second chance.
6 Likes
Does Swift put out vinyl albums? I hope so, because these Xtianist dopes will waste hours listening for Satanic messages once they hear about playing them backwards.
2 Likes
She’s a bit late to the “rock music is satanic” scene, but I hope they welcome her with cookies and milk. Always nice to find another true believer I’m sure.
9 Likes
There are five-string banjo purists out there looking at that pic of her playing a six-string electric “banjo” whilst stroking their beards in displeasure, and explaining in detail how there are sins far worse than worshipping Satan.
I am not one of them though, fuck those self-righteous dickheads.
4 Likes
Prove it.
8 Likes
Circle also sometimes called a “magic circle”. That’s amazing. Who knew geometry was the devil’s tool?
7 Likes
Bermuda says hello from the devil’s triangle!
7 Likes
I did, once she started re-recording all of her music to get back at her shitbag record label who bought the rights to her music. And discovered she’s a damned good songwriter as well as singer.
4 Likes
Yes, she does, like pretty much everyone these days. Possibly cassettes as well.
2 Likes
Not only does she release stuff on vinyl, her most recent album came in four different cover/vinyl color versions (plus a fifth sold only at Target).
You can collect all 4 at $30 a pop to assemble a clock face out of the covers (clockworks sold separately).
2 Likes
Yeah, I don’t understand cassettes in the 21st century. Even purely as a collectible for hipsters.
Now get off my lawn.
2 Likes
Probably can’t. No duck
2 Likes
I miss them, tbh.
I miss just taking a song and copying it on to a mix tape. Yeah, we can do “mix tapes” nowadays, but we call them playlists, they take a second, are often done via algorithm, and don’t require you to listen through when creating.
When you do a mixtape, you have to listen to each song, line things up, there was just a more diy feeling to it. And you had to choose. You had to fit it in the tape constraints.
I dunno. Limitations make things have more meaning sometimes.
4 Likes
This topic was automatically closed after 5 days. New replies are no longer allowed.
