I love all of these songs.

Vincent is so good.

I want to upvote you for agreeing that Beyonce's self-titled was better than Lemonade, but I also want to downvote you for saying Bon Iver is overrated.

I like the album, but it's comically overrated. It feels like an album that gets more praise for what people want it to be (an infallible statement of black feminism, yass kween slay, etc) as opposed to what it actually is (a pretty good pop album).

This year didn't have a ton of albums that I loved, but the ones that I did I'm fucking obsessed with. Blackstar, A Moon Shaped Pool, and 22, A Million are three of my favorite albums of the 21st century.

1. Bon Iver - 22, A Million
BEST TRACKS: "8 (circle)," "29 #Strafford APTS," "666t"

Hell yes, someone else with 22 a Million as their #1 pick.

I think For Emma - while a good album - is his weakest. It's very low-key, and my favorite Bon Iver songs are the ones where he amps up the bombast, like "Calgary," "Beth/Rest," and "8 (circle)." I love how he uses these cliche soft-rock sounds and warps them and takes them to such extremes that they become abrasive.…

25. Xiu Xiu - Wondering
24. YG - FDT
23. Desiigner - Timmy Turner
22. A Tribe Called Quest - We the People
21. Run the Jewels & DJ Shadow - Nobody Speak
20. Aimee Mann - Can't You Tell
19. Kanye - Real Friends
18. Beyonce - Don't Hurt Yourself
17. AJJ - Goodbye Oh Goodbye
16. Aesop Rock - Shrunk
15. Jeff Rosenstock - Festival…

I love it, which I guess proves your point. Best album of the year, hands down, and "8 (circle)" and "29 #Strafford APTS" are both contenders for the best song of the decade. I haven't been hit this hard by an album in years.

Why are you still here?

I like these two sketches. I think they're the best Trump-related bits they've done thus far.

It's going to take Florida being fully submerged before America gets its head out of its ass.

Okay, I laughed pretty hard at that.

I mean, this was fifty years ago. What's corny now wasn't necessarily corny then.

I dated a girl with blue hair in high school, and when my dad found out he was like "yeah, that makes sense. You need a girlfriend who's a little weird."

I have a friend who's into that sorta shit. It can be tiring.

"love too stub my toe on sacred rocks"

I'm not sure it's fair to judge the character of a person based on who they play in movies.

This reads like a @dril tweet.