The 'dad' at about 1.38 is actually this dude and he rules a lot. This whole video does actually

Dorky Dad-in-Chief:

At our yearly dance recital, we used to do a Daddy Daughter number at the end of dress rehearsal. And if the Dad's were on board, we did it the last night of the show. Just the corps dancers/TAs with their Dads. My Dad, with out fail or rhythm, danced for 5 years straight including a number which spliced YMCA with…

This is where I'm at with her and her defenders.

She is like the musical version of genital herpes. Painful and — apparently — impossible to get rid of.

I just cannot stand her. I mean, not that my Black ass means anything to her. But:

That's just enough to purchase the world's tiniest violin.

haven't decided if I want to be that pup, or be the owner of such a delightful little thing.

I know a lot of people in the queer community whose lives have been irreparably damaged by intolerant religious people, so while I feel for those who resort to this sort of thing to cope, I have zero qualms about pointing out that the religious beliefs that drive people to do this are absolute bullshit.

The Mormon rules were written in the 19th century. Which makes it even dumber that they doubled down on bigotry.

This is sad for everyone involved, but this is what religious folks want. They would rather gay people marry the opposite sex and live in misery because they're not attracted to their partner than accept them for who they are and approve of them having sex with/dating/marrying same sex people.

Considering many "wall o' texts" are immediately, and decidedly, met with tl;dr dismissals these days (particularly by the people who would benefit from the read), I'd say breaking his essay down to easily readable and digestible 140 character chunks was the better move.

I'm just going to say "No, it's not." to your comparison and move along. Bye.

Q-Tip's words will go through one ear and out the other. At least we know that Igloo is fully aware of her white privilege. Kid Fury said on Twitter that she once said that Azealia doesn't deserve to be more famous than her and that she'll probably do better because she's tall and white. She knows that she benefits…

I mean, I hope not. But it is possible. However, he's educating everyone reading his tweets so that's good too, right?

Thank you for reminding me about him, if only for this song alone: