Anonymous #1 2w

💯

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Anonymous #2 2w

Okay? Well TO ME, anyone who supports somebody MORGAN WALLEN clearly doesn’t think his views are a dealbreaker. Which TO ME, makes me not want to associate with them. No further explanation needed.

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Anonymous OP 2w

… do you need a hug?

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Anonymous #2 2w

Is that all you had to add?

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Anonymous OP 2w

have a good day and maybe go put your energy into something better and go enjoy your Saturday morning instead of catching attitude with people commenting on a discussion you started lol

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Anonymous #2 2w

Oh! Someone’s bitter 🩷

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Anonymous #2 2w

Yeah I wouldn’t purchase his merch and go to his concerts, I simply enjoy his music as an art but I also don’t agree with things he’s done/said as a person.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Well that art is coming from someone who’s a piece of shit, so that art is garbage TO ME at face value

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Anonymous OP 2w

You’re not in the wrong and I’m so sick of “you can separate the artist from their work”- No, you actually can’t. If you knowingly continue to support them, and are not actively advocating against the harm they bring, you are supporting what they do.

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Anonymous #4 2w

💯💯💯💯 you hit it on the mark

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I’m really not but thanks for that pointless comment. ❤️

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Anonymous OP 2w

@ #3

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Anonymous OP 2w

They just want to pretend harm against others isn’t something bad.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Oh #3... Not you deleting your comment saying "you used combatting out of context but ok" We saw it... don't worry... 🫢

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Was deleting your way of letting go? 🤭

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HAHAHAHAHA

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Anonymous 78raccoon 2w

DOLLLLLYYYYYY 💕

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Anonymous #6 2w

Stand tf up ✊

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Anonymous #6 2w

Self-hatred is not unique to any demographic. Kanye hates Black people, you hate Jewish people, the list goes on.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Well I don’t hate Jews I just like his music 😭

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Anonymous #6 2w

And he hates Jewish people, so clearly that’s not a dealbreaker for you and means you’re fine with it.

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I’m not even Jewish and this shit makes my skin crawl.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Wait is this shade on Taylor 👀

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Anonymous #9 2w

If the shoe fits 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Anonymous #4 2w

To be clear I agree

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Anonymous #8 2w

Okay so I googled it bcos I’ve never heard of this mf before but as far as I can tell he’s basically the worst frat bro you’ve ever met and also a millionaire. Hard r, partying maskless during the height of covid, DUIs, public intoxication arrests, reckless endangerment charges, etc

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Anonymous #2 2w

Gosh, it makes me so sad when folks use ‘fake nice’ language and phrases to demean people. It makes genuine kindness more difficult to believe. Kind of like how, “bless your heart” got ruined. :( OP isn’t sad or upset about something petty - domestic violence is incredibly serious. He’s attacked women since Rihanna. But, still wish everyone here the best. <3

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Anonymous #11 2w

I’d rather listen to a fork on a sheet of rusted metal and manhandle unglazed pottery while sliding around on styrofoam.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Suit yourself but acting like he doesnt have bangers and millions of views wont make bro dissapear in a day

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Anonymous #11 2w

Hey, just because some people have awful taste in music and musician doesn’t mean anything.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Awful taste in music? 2x Grammy winner but a bad musician? I think not, idk why people act like the moment they figurr out a celebrity did something bad that all their accomplishments are now shit like no you can separate the two. Good music but a bad human. You ain’t debating those grammys regardless though

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Anonymous #11 2w

No, you cannot separate the two. kissinger got a Nobel Peace Prize but he was nothing more than an awful piece of shit, so…

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Anonymous #13 2w

I worked in a Hobby Lobby once and, honestly, yeah. You hit the nail on the head with that. 🫠

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Anonymous #11 2w

Grammys are truly not the greatest representation of talented musicians. Labels and managers send their clients music in and that’s who they pick from. Of course there are artists who have won that are pure raw talent but that is truly truly not always the case.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Right, so if a man ended world hunger and made interstellar travel possible do you think the world would throw his accomplishments down the drain because he hit his wife? Nope, they would take those inventions and recognize him for those and dissaprove his bad behavior

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Anonymous #1 2w

If you won a grammy twice and made hundreds of millions off people buying your albums and years later somehow manage to still be successful, I think that says enough. Even if niether of you agree the proof is in the pudding, if your popular enough and people like you and want you they will look past your wrong doings, look at the US president for example 😂

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Anonymous #4 2w

Doing one bad thing doesn’t make you a villian and if you really believe it does then nobody should be celebrated, no one has acted like an angel their entire life so shut up, whether you acted intentionally or not everyone has done wrong, doesn’t make things any better but to say accomplishments dont matter is stupid

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Anonymous #11 2w

Drunken violence and comfort in racism is unacceptable, period.

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Anonymous #4 2w

He needs to seek professional help and work on his issues. If he’s refusing to when he is well within his means to, it’s going to be (rightfully) judged and critiqued.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Right, which was years ago if im not correct?

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Anonymous #11 2w

If he’s not done anything to rectify it, doesn’t matter how long ago he was caught doing something.

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Anonymous #4 2w

And even in the “years ago” ‘excuse’, it was 2021. He is way beyond the initial age of knowing his behaviour was and is unacceptable.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I highly doubt any of you would be forgiving even if he did change his ways. That’s just your excuse of reaffirming your own thoughts, regardless idgaf im boutta listen to his bangers rn

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Anonymous #11 2w

Not everyone is shallow like you. I used to be quite the piece of shit. There was no excuse. And I’ve learned to do and be better. I’m very open about that with my friends.

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Anonymous #4 2w

“Im very open about that with my friends” news flash i dont care, its just music i could really care less who made it. Stop making it about other people and just enjoy it for yourself like damn. That’s like not liking soccer because the person who made it was a grapist

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Anonymous #11 2w

Damn. You may be emotionally stunted and have given up on yourself and others, but no— we live in a world where accountability matters and change can and does happen.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I havent given up on myself or others, i just simply dont care and decide to enjoy whatever hobby I like, if someone else is crazy and weird thats not my problem

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Anonymous #11 2w

You have, though, and the apathy is what is weird. It is quite problematic.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Same and I hate that he blamed it all on being bipolar. Plenty of bipolar people don’t go full Nazi during an episode he just said that because he realized how damaging it was to his career

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Anonymous #15 2w

Seriously! My friend’s husband is bipolar and he never went on racist tirades. He instead didn’t sleep for a week, drove his car until he ran out of gas, walked through the desert, and called from the hospital with IV fluids before he got meds and better treatment. All self-detrimental, nothing targeting others.

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Anonymous #4 2w

How have i given up my not letting what other people do affect my own interest, if anyone has given up its you all who decided to isolate yourself from a part of music because you dont like somebody. THAT is giving up.

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Anonymous #11 2w

Imagine abandoning humanity and compassion for some mediocre tunes and thinking that’s normal.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Imagine letting other people dictate what music you can listen to because not everyone thinks its socially acceptable 😂, I could genuinely care less, Ill die in my 60’s or 80’s, im not gonna let some random person being upset stop me from jamming out lol. I guess everyone has this big motive to change the world and make a difference, I could just care less, I’m gonna live for myself and what I want to enjoy, cry about it.

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Anonymous #11 2w

“Couldn’t* care less” is the expression you’re looking for. Don’t be mad when you die alone and sad. 😊

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Anonymous #4 2w

Thats the funny part, I wont die alone, ill die with the millions of other people who enjoyed his music too 😂, you cant win

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Anonymous #11 2w

Mass graves aren’t too common outside of plagues and genocides, hun. I don’t think you’ll have millions around you.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Yes because Chris Browns music caused plauges and genocides…, of happy and energetic people dancing with others and sharing their love of his music 😂. You gotta give up, maybe you would have a point if he was like hitler but you still don’t. I won’t have millions around me but I’ll share the appreciation of that music with millions of others. Regardless of your opinion. Stay mad

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Anonymous #11 2w

Ah, because hitler is the only bad person. Got it. Stay apathetic, it’s never remembered well.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I will, thanks for the useless conversation

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Anonymous #11 2w

You’re disgusting 🫶🏻

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Anonymous #4 2w

Thanks for the support

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Anonymous #11 2w

taylor swift won 14 grammys i promise you they do not mean as much as you think 😭

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Anonymous #17 2w

And she has millions of views and is very rich due to her success? Yeah that totally doesn’t reflect anything at all by any means

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Anonymous #17 2w

Why are you guys acting stupid for, imagine working your butt off for years to become successful and eventually win grammys and some dumbo on yikyak says that doesn’t really reflect your career at all 😂. I think you guys just want to sound special for not listening to someones music. its not that deep.

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Anonymous #11 2w

Keep coping 🥱

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Anonymous #4 2w

Nothing to cope about listening to music lol, if anyones coping its yall resisting the urge to listen by claiming a morally high ground

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Anonymous #11 2w

It’s really not difficult to not platform or support shitty people. It’s actually easier not doing so. But y’all love putting in effort in all the wrong ways. 😂

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Anonymous #11 2w

i wasn't saying it to invalidate her success, I said it because her music is shit and she still has 14 grammys.

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Anonymous #17 2w

You dont get 14 grammys by having shit music, your opinion is invalidated by popularity lmao

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Anonymous #11 2w

go sit down and listen to 14 different taylor swift songs and see how you feel after

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Anonymous #11 2w

You absolutely can and do get Grammys despite being a shitty “artist”

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Anonymous OP 1w

We almost never knew until recently whether the people who made art were pieces of shit, people who do horrible things are capable of creating things that are beautiful and people who to you seem good and wonderful are capable of going monstrous things you’d never imagine

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Anonymous #4 1w

Giving them money and listening to their music are not the same thing. Just stop streaming it and pirate it if you don’t already own it and it doesn’t support them for you to listen to it

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Anonymous #4 1w

Genuinely antisemitic as hell to tell a Jewish person they hate themselves over enjoying an album that isn’t about them, like what?

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Anonymous #18 1w

Ah, yes, because supporting an openly antisemitic and raicst POS who proudly tweets about hating Jews and liking hitler is fine. Comparing yourself to hitler over shitty music, sure, that’s not antisemitic. Be for fucking real. 🙄

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Anonymous #4 1w

Enjoying a song is not supporting the artist unless you’re giving them money for it

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Anonymous #4 1w

Let’s channel some of this energy into actually fighting racism and antisemitism instead of virtue signalling based on what music we like. Like yeah, I can’t stomach listening to that shit anymore either, it doesn’t make me a better person somehow

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Anonymous #18 1w

That line about “let’s channel some of this energy into actually fighting racism and antisemitism” is a pretty canned line atp. That’s a false binary. People already can - and do - both withdraw support from harmful public figures and engage in more direct activism. We can walk and chew gum at the same time. Also, dismissing it as not “actually” doing anything is dismissing one of the oldest and most legit tools of American resistance.

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Anonymous #18 1w

Also…sometimes when people baselessly assume that others only try to help out of having petty or performative motives (“virtue signaling”), it’s projection of the fact that it’s the only reasons *they’d* do it. 👀 Maybe you’re the one signaling. You appeal to “real” anti-bigotry action…but conveniently don’t define what that looks like. Without that, it looks like you’re the one engaging in vague, meaningless moral posturing - not us.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Does this hold up for other professions or just artists? If you found out the architect of your house did domestic abuse would you move? You live in the US, right? Do you realize the things the people who made this country did? Do you think anyone who lives in that house or this country is inherently unempathetic too?

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Anonymous #10 1w

You keep talking as if enjoying an album someone made is supporting them. Is promoting it supporting them? Sure, but just enjoying it? Unless you’re giving them money for it, how is it supporting them?

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Anonymous #18 1w

They think individual listening make a very big difference in supporting them for a couple cents like there arent bigger problems to tackle like a president for a pedo

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Anonymous #4 1w

Right, because becoming a multimillionaire directly correlates with having shitty music right

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Anonymous #11 1w

I mean also like lots of people already own albums and the artist isn’t even getting a couple cents or an algorithm boost..

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Anonymous #4 1w

Okay but who cares if you never liked someone’s music in the first place and then found out they’re a shitty person? So? I guarantee you there are also people who create a beautiful art that you love who have done monstrous, horrific throngs that you won’t ever hear about. Does that make there anything wrong with you? I don’t think it does, do you?

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Anonymous #18 1w

Consuming art created by problematic people… IS problematic, regardless if they’re gaining revenue from it or not. It shows YOUR PERSONAL disregard for THEIR harmful behaviors. You can’t argue that. It’s not even like you’re consuming their content for educational purposes. It’s strictly for pleasure. Their negative behaviors are not a dealbreaker to you… and that’s okay in YOUR mind. So enjoy that all album all you want. It doesn’t change what that person did and the people it harmed.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Their negative behaviors should be dealt with accordingly but that doesn’t spoil it entirely, Do you throw away an entire pizza slice because you saw a fly land on your crust? I doubt it

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Anonymous OP 1w

It’s not disregarding their behavior though? Their negative behavior totally is a dealbreaker for me, I don’t think they should be accepted in polite society, it also doesn’t make berthing they’ve ever done retroactively become evil.. Like, how far does this go, would you move if you found out your house was built by a domestic abuser? Planned Parenthood was started be a eugenicist, it’s not about that now, do you think a woman is a horrible person if she gets breast cancer screening there?

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Anonymous #18 1w

Exactly this, they demonize anything associated with any evils, would they quit their job if they found out years ago their employer had abused their wife? Would they still buy a dream home if the homeowner had abused their pets?

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Anonymous #11 1w

What the fuck kind of specific ass analogies…??? First of all, if I had the means to, I would quit that job. And if I found my “dream home” but found out the sellers had abused their pets… then it’s not my dream home… because my “dream home” would include buying it from someone normal???

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Anonymous #18 1w

First of all, she was the founder of the American birth control league… not “planned parenthood.” They were the PRE-CURSOR to planned parenthood, and obviously the current organization does not support those views. And you’re talking about an instance that is very specific and very unlikely to happen. How many people know the contracting team that built their home… especially if they’re not the original residents….? Not many.

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Anonymous #18 1w

And planned parenthood has PUBLICLY DENOUNCED Margaret Sanger. So using that as an example isn’t event valid and it’s honestly quite strange to draw a comparison to that.

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Anonymous #20 20h

You’re only paying for it if you’re listening to it on a platform that makes the artist money, if it’s private for you already owned a cd it doesn’t contribute to that

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