Unpopular opinion time (super alpha no pony edition)

@ice1517  
Young Thug is a rapper, a terrible rapper at that, who is the mastermind behind such gems as “My diamonds, they say Pikachu” and “I’m anemic-Marcus shopper.” He can’t write lyrics for crap, yet I’ve heard his fans call him a lyrical genius. More than that, half his appeal seems to come from shock value, as he has done everything from wearing little girls’ dresses (as in, dresses for seven-year-olds) to showing up ten hours late for a music video shoot. And his fans defend him during all of this, even praising his failure to show up at the video shoot as a “brilliant artistic decision.” Some have even gone so far as to call him “the Frank Zappa of the 21st century,” which… no, no, nonononono.

@TheHappySpaceman
 
And Walt Disney actually wasn’t really anti-Semitic. In fact, he often went out of his way to hire Jewish people at a time when many studios wouldn’t.

@Shepherd  
I think that’s the point.

@Meanlucario  
Why the hell do I keep getting this message every time I go to my notifications? D:

I got notified on myself today.

@ice1517  
I happened to me as well.

@Shepherd
 
@Meanlucario  
same here

@TheHappySpaceman  
He sounds worse than lil Wayne holy shit

@TheHappySpaceman  
I dunno much about Young Thug but I think you may be taking a joke too seriously because a lot of that praise sounds like its trying to be ironic.

@MoogSourceVermona  
I’ve actually spoken to real Young Thug fans who think this way. Others have also said that him showing up late for his own video shoot which he scheduled was staged, but I don’t know what’s so brilliant about intentionally making yourself look like a douchebag.
 
@Commune  
He is. And he’s under the same record label, I think.
 
@Jarkes  
True enough. Everyone at the time was anti-Semitic to a certain degree, anyway.

@TheHappySpaceman  
I think the tar baby was a bit much, though.

@Meanlucario  
Fair enough.

While we’re on music-related opinions, “Sweet Home Alabama” is a bad song and shouldn’t get airplay.

I like how Knuckles looks in Sonic Boom.

@TheHappySpaceman  
Still, as Brad pointed out, they are still selling much worst stuff in stores, so Disney shouldn’t be so scared.

@Meanlucario  
True! Plus, keeping it hidden will just make more people want to watch it. At this point, that’s the worst option they could take with this movie.

@TheHappySpaceman  
Why do you think that?

@ice1517  
Many reasons. I’ll list them once I get back online in a few hours. (I’m leaving for New York RN.)

I don’t understand the problem with calling a woman adorable.

@ice1517  
Okay, first of all, the song is only three chords long, which gets a little tedious by the end. The instrumentation hardly varies apart from the piano solo, and I do typically like Lynyrd Skynyrd instrumentation, so I’m not just biased.
 
Honestly, though, I could ignore that if the lyrics were good. The problem is that the lyrics are some of the dumbest schlock I’ve ever heard. The entire song is basically an angry response to Neil Young’s “Southern Man,” which was about the racism and bigotry of the deep South. Skynyrd’s song, meanwhile, is basically saying, “I’m proud to be a southern redneck.” Like, why would you ever be proud of that? He also proudly proclaims that “Watergate doesn’t bother me.” You’re literally finding out that the government is corrupted and you aren’t bothered by that?
 
To be fair, the media overblew the beef between Young and Skynyrd, as they quickly made up for it and even covered each other’s songs since then, but man, I’m not a fan of “Sweet Home Alabama.”
 
Worst part? They aren’t even from Alabama. They’re from Florida. So it can’t even be defended as “I love my state.”

@gingerninja666  
…There’s a problem with that? I always do that. Am I suddenly a huge sexist? O_o

@TheHappySpaceman  
Guess that makes me one as well, than.

@Meanlucario  
I’m reminded of that one scene from Zootopia, where Judy gets upset about being called “cute” even though she totally is.

@TheHappySpaceman  
Apparently “cute” is their version of n*****.

@Meanlucario  
The impression I got on why it isn’t okay for other mammals to call a bunny cute, is it suggests that they aren’t being taken seriously or are being treated as weak. I can understand, though I have it in my head that Judy lets Nick call her cute privately. Getting more annoyed and embarrassed. Either that or he gets arounds such by calling her such with other words.
 
That is my headcanon at least.