Like A Rolling Stone vs Like A Jungle

I know which is why I don’t really care that much.

It’s easy to just say f*** em
It takes strength to forgive and endure

Can't expect ppl to know his music in 2023

Bob Dylan is from a culture that’s not my own so I won’t speak on him
I have listened to his music and it’s not for me

It was kinda goofy to make a whole Vz to validate that point though.

Like even if MJ swept which he did, it’s not like any of the people who preferred Bob would change their minds.

The whole Vz was from a msct disagreement
Was stupid entertaining but stupid

it was an illegal vz

stop the steal

True

That must be where Mitchell, RVI and BLACK hang out.

I don't expect them to

But I feel as though they are missing out if they don't

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ok ok we get it

The f*** is that

Bob dylan is rad

Yep

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Literally no one gives a s*** about them except you all and 5 people from msct

bob dylan

Legit laughed lmao

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