Really thought that guy was going to turn out to be Kyle.

Kinda ironic since Steven Tyler is exactly look like that.

C-137 makes his own portal fluid, and I’m sure most all Ricks are capable (or at least were at some point) of doing the same, it’s just easier to have a central system at the Citadel. Morty topped off with some Citadel-fluid because they were there and it was convenient. Ordinarily, our Rick doesn’t go there because…

Fun fact: Rick didn’t use his portal gun even once in the first four episodes of this season, which is interesting considering the reveal that practically all of the multiverse’s supply of portal gun juice is gone. Was this possibly supposed to be earlier in the season and everything else was shuffled around?

I have no idea why people are shitting on this season. It’s the best next to 3 and much, much better than season 4.

I think the canon-heavy episodes are actually the most enjoyable. This episode did a good job tying things together, and the story went in an unexpected way. Overall I thought this was a stronger season than people give it credit for, and it definitely ended very strongly.

It’d be funny if they had Rick and Morty get saved by the President with that really crappy, big Portal device that they had in the Season 3 finale. Maybe a bit too much of a call-back. 

I’ll be interested to see how the show deals with Rick no longer having a functional portal gun. There’s a good chance they’ll just write around it, but it would be neat to watch him having to scramble for a bit.

I think it’s already changing, but I still have a problem when the whole art is presented as first-person. One day rap may turn into classical music, where you have a set of rap performers doing the “hits”, and that might result in the creation of really interesting works of art by the composers. I think that future…

Kind of funny that everything Push said about Drake using ghostwriters could just as easily be said about Kanye. Hell, Pusha T has probably written a good many of Kanye’s best lines. I bet Kanye thinks there’s a huge difference between paying someone for a song and paying them to sit down with you and brainstorm.…

Let’s not forget Aerosmith’s 1987 hit Dude (Looks Like A Lady), about Mötley Crüe’s Vince Neil.

It helps to remember that our musical stars are all usually in their 20s when they’re at their peaks. The Beatles for example.

How old are you? 80? 90? Because dis tracks have been around for a long time.

Hopefully he doesn’t get a non-threatening warning email from his Internet company.

I’ve heard from no-one that Drake’s goes straight down the middle while Kanye’s swerves right.

Hopefully he doesn’t get a non-threatening warning email from his Internet company.

Maybe he torrented it like everyone else?

I bet they’re the exact same size. Can you imagine the disappointment on both sides?

I’d be very down with a memorial album about your mom full of diss tracks against your mom’s enemies.

So, wait, if I’m understanding this right, Kanye wanted a “clean” album as a tribute to his mother, to the extent that a guest verse from Andre 3000 about the death of his own mom was deemed too dirty, but he put Marilyn Manson on it? Isn’t that like cutting a Will Smith track because he said heck once and replacing…