People who canât empathize with people who have different struggles than them are low empathy and low intelligence, tbh.
Even if the writer of that review wishes they were rich and famous, and Able is, that doesnât suddenly magically make his pain less real or valid
The point is horrible by itself cause he not singing that money is bad or anything. The lyrics talk about anguish of not having a private life and the loliness of and hedonistic life that he choose with the fame.
You gotta be super dumb to listen to s*** like the title track and say "oh he complaining that hes rich and famous"
Dear summer, we've been runnin' the numbers
We just shy off a billiâ, sold my crib to Madonna

SOCIETY SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON THE ACTUAL ALBUM WTF MAN
link
Jonâs reaction to Skin & Bones
I really canât understand or explain why I like it so much more now, but SĂŁo Paulo is so so much better in context here.
I actually really like it now; even though I didnât when it was just a single
Iâm in the exact same boat
Idc im calling without a warning the crowd
The outro when you can hear the crowd in the background
I feel sorry for anyone who listened to this on shuffle as their first listen because they really missed an experience
Idc im calling without a warning the crowd
The outro when you can hear the crowd in the background
Aka Round of Applause
I feel sorry for anyone who listened to this on shuffle as their first listen because they really missed an experience
This should be an arrestable offense btw
ainât no way
just finished despicable me 4
I feel sorry for anyone who listened to this on shuffle as their first listen because they really missed an experience
who even does that? disgusting
I feel sorry for anyone who listened to this on shuffle as their first listen because they really missed an experience
Who tf listens to albums on shuffle
Death is nothing at all, it does not count
I only slipped away into the next room
Nothing has happened
Everything remains exactly how it was
I am I and you are you
And the old life that we had so fondly together is untouched, unchanged
What we were to each other, that we are still
Call me by the old, familiar name