*Down the lonely road.

Oh, crap, yea. Sorry.

I guess this has been already said, but anyways:

Well, I suppose someone already did this, but hey:

Absolutely agree. When I saw it second time around, knowing what I am going into, I enjoyed it almost as much as any other season. (I did enjoy it the first time around too, it was just a bit messy, just as you said.)

After the last season (that gets much better while re-watching, imo) I am just super glad we are back to basics - Ava, Boyd and Raylan going for the end game, the smell of coal in the air, the dying Harlan, one more "bank job" to do and one big gaping hole in the ground with haunting darkness lurking in it.

I would love to see either Joshua Homme bitchslapping him, or Thom Yorke bursting in laughter.

Yep! As I said, even people, that are not his fans, will have a hard time hating / finding something bad about him. Wish there were more people like this in music industry, especially this talented.

Isn't it just so nice to see somebody this incredibly talented just having a blast and acting better (and more humble) than average human being?

1 million, 2, 3… 4, 5, 6…

Or she was just counting money.

I love the guy. And this just makes me love him even more.

He will call it "going back to the roots, you sell-out posers", to look for the true artistry.

I love Kim's face during the interview. It has that "I am trying to look like I comprehend this stuff because I am too dumb to realize it is incomprehensible" charm to it.

Oh god, he did that?

This article made me laugh so much, thank you.

Everyone thought so. For a brief moment, we all felt like maybe, just maybe Kanye mocks himse-

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Speaking of Trent and Manson…

And since I know (and understand) that this will not be a very popular opinion in here, let me just quickly make one more thing clear: I don't think he is (was) some kind of a super-intellectual. He was effective smartass and knew how to say things that were both interesting and edgy. This interview is interesting…