A lot of the songs are a bit embarrassing now, but "if I'm a faggot spell it right / I got way more than 2 g's" is one of the all-time great dumb punchlines in my book.

My heart stopped. This year has been full of so much bad news that I didn't realize you were making a reference!

I didn't really get what he was doing with this album until I realized the whole thing is for his son, and each track is a lesson for him - teaching empathy ("Have Some Love"), warning him about people who will try to exploit him ("Zombies" and "Redbone"), etc.

I've had it playing over the loudspeakers in the lab all day! Really helps brighten the place up.

"Redbone" is definitely my favorite at the moment. STAY WOKE!

Of all the controversial things Glover has done, truly the worst was his polarizing decision to become the first rapper to ever talk about fucking bitches.

I love it. It's so, so weird, but it's so catchy.

If you check out the comments for the Because the Internet review, there I am, predicting he was bound for greatness. And no one believed me! Sweet, sweet vindication.

sure, but if you bring it up you get accused of memeing

The single version of Radio Free Europe is one of my favorite songs ever.

Is the goal of this to make everyone in America so sick of hearing about him that he'll be impeached out of sheer boredom?

But being right-wing will no longer be an edgy contrarian thing, which is gonna diminish a lot of the alt-right's influence.

Oh my god. How did I never notice that?

I love the Mountain Goats and Arcade Fire, but I found both of 'em on my own - meanwhile, it took me ages to get into Kendrick Lamar, even though his music is near-objectively great, because it was so off-putting how people treated him like the second coming of Tupac. You may be onto something there.

The new vocal version of Wuthering Heights is one of the best things in her discography, though.

Harsh but fair.

I don't remember that happening.

Given that the song is one enormous non-sequitur, I suppose it kinda fits.

Start with the Blue album, then move on to Pinkerton.

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