It might not be a completely fair comparison, but Kendrick Lamar's leftovers beat the shit out of Kanye's "Ima fix Wolves" dicking-around, Tidal-streaming hyped-up nonsense this year.

Have to admit, was hoping it would be Ingrid's turn.

Wait: Nobody else WTFed at the "hitting a bat with a tennis racket" part? Fighting a BAT with the TENNIS RACKET, in a hotel, with the guy who's screwing your wife? WTF?

I don't get it. I mean I waited for it to come out on a streaming service that I actually use because Tidal, are you kidding me? So finally I hear it and it's basically gospel music with Kanye's shitty semi-rapping on it. It doesn't even come close to Yeezus or My Dark Twisted Fantasy.

And sometimes, there are even multiple writers at a newspaper or website.

I unironically like Emotional Rescue. (Maybe not love, but I do like it.)

Oh shit, it is a palindrome. That somehow makes it even worse.

A reaction bigger than "They thought the nine lives thing was real LOL" would have been more consistent with her character, I think.

That was kind of weird, like it's supposed to be "funny" because it's a transsexual and they're in a crazy artist community and "Am I a bad mother?". But the kids killed the fucking cat?! And in the next scene she's hanging out in Max's Kansas City?

Fuck this and fuck that. Fuck it all and fuck that fucking brat. I don't want a president that looks like that.

Or, Ray kills Richie in a fit of rage.

Those idiots on Sound Opinions ruined it for me. They pronounced it "dass" and recommended it over PJ Harvey. Because who can resist a novelty song about Pizza Hut Taco Bell.

It'll be a bunch of thirty-year-old guys who were popular on Vine as teenagers, all standing around going, "Daaaaaamn, Daniel! Back at it again with the 2010s nostalgia!"

For some reason, at first I thought the name "Das Racist" was a really great reference to the German submarine film "Das Boot."

"RIP Salt N Pepa, Coolio (and, uh, Vanilla Ice)"

They discovered you can make a film that's self-righteous and a cash-grab at the same time!

It's about the 100th time I've seen it, and it's lost a little bit of its luster.

I think the show would have to be a lot more over the top to pull off an alt.history Elvis. (I know it's already over the top, but I mean Tarantino over the top) It did have me thinking though, what if Elvis embraced the punks the way the Rolling Stones (sort of) did around "Some Girls"? Or what if he had pulled a…

There was also the Elvis joke: "Imagine the house of rock and roll, with you on the throne!" I thought that one was pretty good (if it was a joke).

But that's just it—is he "narrating" it if his character doesn't even see it?