I see your jest but in seriousness I think as younger generations have started to become music critics (and it’s become less of a field completely dominated by thirty something white men) “pop” has started to lose some it’s stigma that Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone created.

I guess yeah, something like that.

Yes.

So drop Lodger and replace with the other album from the Berlin sessions, Iggy Pop’s The Idiot from 1977.

Since you mentioned Illmatic and Stillmatic, can I throw in Nas’ Stillmatic and AZ’s Aziatic?

In going to go with the obvious.

I wouldn’t mind if she released a more upbeat/Pop version of “Folklore”.

Your argument is too circular, it assumes because stations haven’t wanted to air anime it means they never will.

That’s why I mention marketing $.

It’s better for streamlining.

Weeabos and other white dudes on the Internet in shambles as they prepare their pitchfork YouTube videos crying about “censorship”.

So I guess someone at Warner has been looking over contracts and seeing what properties they’re going to lose the rights to if they don’t do anything with them sooner than later.

Yes.

This response is why Warner made the announcement first, before telling people.

Ahh the AVclub, where they’ll “snark” about a directors comments about a streaming service (which doesn’t have HDR, atmos, isn’t available in on all platforms, has been broken for months on others) and ignore the important parts of an article. Like, executives brazenly ignoring contracts, looking to cutout profit…

Yeah.

I thought about getting a Shield.

Just here to complain, I bought a Chromecast with Google TV to replace my Roku stick.

I want to play Inquisition.

I haven’t watched Demon Slayer yet (I’ll get around to it in like 3 years when the end anime is done and dubbed), but, your first paragraph tells me exactly why it’s popular.