I can't believe that show still exists.

Wayans is effortlessly likeable. I doubt his reintroduction will be problematic.

What do YOU mean "another one"?!

But the answer *is* always "he wins."

And in light of this comedic skill, it is time for Season Four to be re-evaluated as a reflexive meta-comic take on the meta-comic saga that is Community, lampooning the creator through his own show and redefining entertainment as we know it. It's a critique and therefore a work of genius. Come on internet, I know you…

I got a Judgy McPsycho Van Crieswhenhetypes notification for THIS?

Someone needs to coin a word for this special kind of photogenecy.

Poor Bruno Mars.

I think the Death Grips similarities are insanely overstated. It's like, briefly, on two songs, he gets a bit guttural. It's not that much like MC Ride as a record, and the production certainly isn't…

"I keep it 300/Like the Romans" has me believing this…

I actually spoke with someone recently who really likes that track. I couldn't wrap my head around it.

I shop so much I can speak Italian.

What I love about Yeezus is that it feels like a fusion of what's come before. 808s beats, Dark Fantasy lyrics, and even a little chipmunk soul Dropout style with Nina Simone, etc. 'Blood On The Leaves' in particular feels like it takes you over the whole Kanye spectrum.

I like this album, but it didn't have the same impact Feel It Break did, I'm not sure if I'll listen to it as much.

Natty Dread?

One of my favourite releases of the year for sure, alongside Yeezus, Anything In Return and Avalanche.

I wanted to hear this from Harmon, I just would've liked to have heard it some time after the series finale with a little more sugar-coating.

I was under the impression, after his conversation with the military about not looking for his fortress but referencing that he was from Kansas, that he was planted at the Planet as part of a government conspiracy. I guess my imagination ran wild, no one else seems to have drawn that conclusion.

You may or may not be interested to know that the writer of Kingdom Come says that this movie "broke his heart". The movie contradicts itself by positioning Superman as a beacon of hope and an idealistic hero that aspires to be something great, by having him brutally snap a villain's neck, amongst other things.

Yeezy taught you WELL.