#Car Stereo Upgrade

[caraudioexpertaustralia0]

Headunit With Carplay For Kia /11-15 /K5 Optima LOW | 9 inch RHD

[screamingay]

well im driving a new car now.. it's nice and im excited but i did cry saying goodbye to janet (my first car) after id cleaned her all out and moved all my stuff to the new one

[rflog]

I miss doing longform project writeups here; it's been a while! I recently replaced the old stock stereo in my 2009 car with a modern system (nothing fancy, just a super basic bluetooth stereo because I was tired of not having the AUX cable adapter for my phone since phone manufacturers decided to hamstring the world's phone users by removing AUX jacks).

It came out surprisingly affordable to upgrade, at $62 total! After-tax cost breakdowns:

Bluetooth stereo: $23

DIN dash trim (Metra brand): $20

Radio wiring harness (also Metra): $10

Antenna wiring harness (optional): $9

Replacing an older stereo is theoretically straightforward, but annoying in practice because you have no idea what you need until you actually open up the car and realize you were supposed to buy another simple part they didn't tell you about. I got mad and wrote this post up because I had already yanked the old stereo out of my car before realizing I was supposed to buy a wiring harness, and then my car dash had a big hole in it for a few days while I waited for it to ship.

What you need to wire up an aftermarket stereo:

The stereo kit, which should come with plugs that are compatible with the stereo itself

"Dash trim kit": the molded plastic piece on your dashboard that components are mounted into. It should be made for your particular car. This is only necessary if your new stereo mount is different from your old stereo mount.

"Radio wiring harness" (connects stereo to power & speakers) and "antenna wiring harness" (if you also want radio reception). These are sockets matching the proprietary connectors for the wires coming out of your car.I had to buy mine online because my car is 14 years old. If your car is newer then you may be able to find the parts at a local auto store.

Either soldering equipment (soldering iron, solder, electrical tape, wire stripper, and "helping hands"), or you pay someone else to install it for you, in which case you probably aren't reading this post lol

(My new stereo conforms to the "single DIN" dimension standard. DIN sizing is blessedly standardized across cars. Single DIN is the smaller size that lets you install a little snack compartment or drawer beneath your stereo, and double DIN is the bigger size that's usually used for a touchscreen.)

You probably can't just buy a single cable that will connect your new stereo directly into your car, for many reasons. Car manufacturers are based all over the world, and cars in general are extremely non-standardized. Different cars and stereos all use different plugs, and it would be too difficult for each stereo manufacturer to provide a different wiring harness for every possible car model out there.

Also, it is beneficial for every electrical connector in your dash region to be shaped differently, so that you can't accidentally plug it into the wrong socket. At first I was annoyed to see five totally different proprietary connectors when I opened up the dash, but after failing to label three of them, I was very glad that they were all different shapes.

So unless you wanna sit in your car soldering your stereo directly to your car with no takebacks, you probably want to make yourself that custom stereo<>car cable by getting the radio wiring harness & antenna wiring harness that fit your car model, then soldering them to the cable that came with your stereo kit. Thankfully my cables seemed to come with a standardized coloring scheme for the wires, so it was easy to match them up.

Tools you need to replace your old dash & stereo (I winged it with whatever was in my toolbox...but most people have fewer tools than me)

Either an auto trim remover kit, OR two small pry bars, a flathead screwdriver, and something long and flat such as a butter knife for leverage

Philips screwdriver -- a ratcheting one is helpful, but not required

Any additional tools as recommended by your car's service manual (or friendly local Youtube). For example, my car's service manual called for an 8mm socket wrench with a 6" extender to remove a bolt securing the stock radio.

Having two mini pry bars was helpful for taking off the retaining clips without breaking them. They are very fiddly.

Also, my stereo felt slightly wobbly in its thin sheet metal mount. So I stuffed a bit of cardboard between the stereo and the snack compartment as a makeshift shim, and am just crossing my fingers that something so close to the back of the engine won't catch on fire. Maybe the proximity to the AC helps.

[kayhanaudio2]

With its 9-inch touchscreen display, the Kayhan Audio Car Stereo with SatNav for Chevrolet Silverado 2012 is a modern useful interior expansion. It has Bluetooth, USB, and Wi-Fi connectivity for smooth media streaming, hands-free calling, and app access. It also has GPS navigation with real-time traffic updates. With cutting-edge technology and convenience, the high-resolution screen and user-friendly interface enhance your driving experience. Website:

https://kayhanaudio.com.au/product/car-stereo-with-satnav-for-chevrolet-silverado-2012-v5-9-inch/

[techdriveplay]

How Can I Improve My Car's Audio System?

How Can I Improve My Car’s Audio System? Improving your car’s audio system can transform your driving experience, turning mundane commutes into enjoyable journeys filled with high-quality sound. Whether you’re a casual listener or an audiophile, there are several steps you can take to enhance your car’s audio setup. Key Statistics: 67% of car owners believe that an upgraded audio system…

[gearbraininc]

Here is how you can upgrade your car’s stereo to Apple CarPlay or Android auto.

[xechu]

mild suggestive themes, mentions of violence, smoking, drinking, swearing, 18+ blog mdni, fem!reader, from the same au as my one shot: “Warm on a Cold Night”

P.S. I've now created a master list for this series: Cross My Heart - check it out!

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who is the embodiment of a red flag that BookTok would have gladly ate up. 6'5", muscular, tattoos, bikes, and (slightly) unhinged.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who has a long standing fwb relationship with his college friend: Yorozu. They're both the live fast, die young type.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who owns a reputable garage with Jin. Jin is more of the business and customer facing guy, while Sukuna gladly worked behind the scenes and did the technical stuff. The two of them make the perfect team.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who was into the fast life: bikes, cars, drinking, smoking, and lots of women. His personal life may be chaotic, but he made sure that doesn’t trickle into his work—it’s his pride and safe space

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who felt like he owed a lot to Jin. Sukuna was not the kindest to him when they were younger. Seeing how close they are now, it was hard to believe that the two were practically estranged in the past.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who was sentenced to a few years in jail after nearly beating someone with an inch of their life left. It was a business deal gone bad, and Jin was willing to take the loss in order to cut ties with the man. But the man went crazy and confronted Jin in the garage, things turned physical real quick, and that's when Sukuna stepped in.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - when he was released from prison was picked up by Jin and Kaori, and a new face: his three year old nephew, Yuji. Yuji looks more like Sukuna than Jin, and that has often caused a lot of awkward misunderstanding, especially when the four were together.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who saw you in an elevator, going up to the 21st floor, while he was visiting Jin and Kaori on the 29th floor. You (unknowingly) made him nervous.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who actually owns the unit on the 29th floor that Jin and Kaori lives in, but because of that one altercation with the psycho - Sukuna told them to move into his spare apartment until everything has blown over.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who sees you again near your apartment. Some guy was trying to get your contact and you seemed uncomfortable, so Sukuna stepped in. Truth be told, he normally wouldn't give it a second thought, but it was the "cutie who lives on the 21st floor". It didn't take much, Sukuna simply scowled at the man and he fled.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who took this as a divine intervention and asked you for your number. You awkwardly said no and scurried away, which really turned him on.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who was minding his own business in the garage one day, when he heard a familiar voice chatting with Jin at the front desk. He glanced over and it was you. Your car had broken down and their garage was the closest one.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who casually leans by the office doorway where you and Jin were chatting, he could never forget the surprised look on your face when the two of you made eye contact. Jin gives his usual introduction and spiel of the garage for their new customers, and he found it weird that Sukuna was loitering around for that (Sukuna usually never cared about it). It later dawned on Jin that Sukuna had the biggest crush on you.

ex/boyfriend!sukuna - who sees you again when you pick up your car. Your car was rather old school, and he nicknamed it 'grannie', which initially irked you (but that was his way of teasing). Then, to your surprise, when you got into the car - there was a newly upgraded stereo system installed. He smirked when he saw the pure shock on your face, knowing that you loved it. It was worth it, because he got your number out of this, and the rest was history.

a/n: this has been sitting on my drafts for a long time (oops). I'm thinking of writing another one shot in the same au.

[lou-struck]

Ticket for One

Satoru Gojo x reader

W.C. 1.6k

~It's only fair that Satrou has to ride in the trunk of your car. After all, he was late for your date.

a/n: this poll winner from a few weeks ago was definitely a challenge for me. I think I scrapped and restarted this three times so I really hope you guys enjoy reading this!

“Babe. Baby. Pleaseee let me ride up front.” Satoru’s muffled voice calls from the trunk of his stupidly expensive car. “I’m sorry.”

His pleas fall on deaf ears as you turn up the volume on the stereo. “Sorry Satoru, I can’t hear you. The music is too loud,” you yell above the ad break. 

Satoru Gojo may have all the charm and money in the world, but he is determined to not upgrade his Spotify to ad-free. He once told you that he does it to catch his breath between songs. 

But he definitely just forgets to upgrade it.

“I’m sorry I was late,” he whines louder. “It was a matter of life and death I had curses to kill and people to save.”

Any other day, you would believe him. But not today.

“Oh really?” you huff, hands drumming against the leather of the steering wheel. “So that curse you were chasing just happened to be hiding in the display case of that bakery downtown?”

The one that he had promised you two would go to on Saturday. 

His silence is telling, he knows you have caught him with his hand in the cookie jar. “How did you find out?”

“I have my ways.” you hum turning the music up just a bit louder. You’ll tell him eventually that you spotted him in the background of the shop's social media post drooling over the mouthwatering desserts with Itadori, but for now, you keep on driving with a bitter hunger inside you. A hunger that only a sweet treat could’ve satiated. 

If he had brought you something, it may have been different. But he didn't. Instead, he showed up late to pick you up for your date at the Drive-In movie theater with lips tasting like powdered sugar and betrayal.

To get back at him, you did what anyone would do. You told him that you only bought one ticket for the movie and that he’ll need to sneak into the movie in the trunk of his car. Satrou, feeling guilty about running late, and isn't one to think things through when off the clock, was pretty quick to comply. It was hard to keep your poker face when watching him pop the trunk and walk around to the back. Watching him fold his long legs in the trunk almost made you feel bad…

But then you spotted a napkin with the bakery’s logo on it crumpled up in the back seat. And any compassion you had for the white-haired jujitsu sorcerer faded. It wasn't until the trunk door shut and you started driving that he’d realized that the drive-in you are going to charges per vehicle, not per person. 

Your phone screen is quickly overrun by the barrage of text messages your boyfriend is sending from just feet away. The nonstop pinging makes following your navigation difficult and if weren't for the rows and rows of parked cars off to the side, you would’ve missed the turn to the drive-in completely. 

Pulling up to the ticket window, you get a better look at the sea of cars. The lack of parking spots is concerning. Is it possible that they oversold tickets for the movie? 

Or worse… Everyone else in the lot has decided to park like assholes leaving you with nowhere to go. 

“Hey there,” a young woman in an orange vest smiles, popping up from the wooden counter. “Can I see your ticket?”

“Oh right,” you say reaching for your phone propped up on the dash. Pulling up the ticket barcode, you flip the screen around for the employee to scan it. ”Here you go.”

But before she does, Satoru hits you with another tidal wave of messages. The sorrys and emojis cover the barcode and the woman looks at you with concern. Before handing the phone back to you. “I think someone is trying to reach you.”

“Sorry,” you say frantically, sending the messages to the side of the screen. “That’s my Boyfriend. He’s kinda in the doghouse right now.”

“Oh. I get that, but he does seem pretty sorry. She hands the phone back to you and aww that he has sent you even more messages. His persistence softens your heart a bit as you drive through the rows and rows of cars looking for somewhere, anywhere, to park. Having an extra set of eyes, or six, would be helpful. 

It’s time to let Satoru out of the trunk. 

As soon as the Sorcerer sees the opportunity to get free, he takes it. If you thought it was amusing to watch your 6’ something Bf fold into the trunk, getting out is just hilarious. Unfolding his long limbs he steps onto the gravel and stretches his back out. 

He approaches the passenger side with ruddy cheeks and ruffled white hair as he lowers his askew shades and shoots you a crystal blue-eyed wink. “Awe did you miss me that much?”

You roll your eyes. “I let you out because I needed help finding a parking spot.”

“Andddd?” he coos, opening the door and leaning closer to you with that stunningly handsome, yet punchable, face. 

“And I missed you.” you relent. “Now help me look for a spot or else we will have to sit under the screen and get eaten alive by mosquitos.”

“What’s that like?” he hums, once again reminding you of the perks of his infinity. The mosquitos that like to leave itchy bites along your skin will never reach him.

“Like this,” you smile, one hand leaving the steering wheel to flick him on his arm but as you get closer to him, your hand seems to stop just shy of the hairs on his arm. “Not fair, Satoru.”

“If you give me a kiss, I’ll let you flick me.” he teases. You can feel the weight of his expectant gaze on you as you pull the car to a stop. 

“I swear, you are just so…”

“Charming? Handsome? Irresistible?” He lists filling in the blank for you. 

“Open,” you say suddenly. Catching a glimpse of a decent-sized gap in the grass a few rows up.

“I haven't heard that one before,” he says looking down at his chest. “But I guess I could unzip my jacket if you want a better view of my~”

“No. Look up there, I see a spot.” you point to the grass. “It’s right in the middle. Satoru, we need to get that parking spot.”

“I’m on it,” Satoru declares,  dramatically sliding his glasses to the top of his head and swinging open the car door. In a flash, he is off to the races, running through the parking lot like a man on a mission. His inhuman speed weaving through the rows of cars and climbing the hill before you can blink. 

It takes longer than you would like to reach the parking spot, but when you do, you find Satoru standing in the grass, his long arms stretched out, staring down a passing van that definitely would not have fit there in the first place. 

The look on his face is victorious as you back into the last decent parking spot. Just as the opening preview starts to appear on the screen. 

Despite your boyfriend's shenanigans, you guys made it on time.  “I did good didn't I?" he cheeses, opening your car door. His arms slide to the frame, caging you inside as he looks at you hungrily. “So about that kiss?”

“You’ll let me?” you tease as he leans forward. The tendrils of infinity teasing your parted lips for a millisecond until he can bear it no longer. He closes the gap, and you find his lips no longer carry the evidence of his crime. 

When he looks at you, those entrancing eyes filled with nothing but love and tenderness, your heart forgets why you were upset with him in the first place. 

But your stomach remembers. 

“I love you, Satoru.” you smile against him, flicking his arm. True to his word you make contact. “Even if you did betray me.”

As he steps back, Satrou’s face flashes with the unmistakable mask of guilt. “It was an accident. I swear.”

“What?” you scoff, enjoying being the one to tease him this time around.  “Are you telling me that a piece of shortcake just happened to walk out of the bakery and right into your mouth?”

“I mean weirder things have happened,” he chuckles. “But I swear I only ate a sample.”

“Sure you did,” you roll your eyes, knowing his lack of self-control around sweets. 

“I did, you can ask Yuji.”

“Then what were you doing in the shop?”

“Research obviously.” he shows you his phone. “Aside from hundreds of selfies of the two of you in his camera roll, you notice that he had taken pictures of all of the sweets in the display case. “So when we go tomorrow you will know what you want to try,” he says sweetly. He’s laying it on a bit thick. But you can tell he is telling the truth. 

“Really?” you ask, blown away by his gesture. The bakery is so new, that they don’t have their menu or any reviews posted on their website or socials yet.  “Well, I guess I could forgive you.”

His smile is blinding as he wraps his arms around you. “I knew you’d see things my way. And to prove just how good of a partner I am, I’ll even buy you whatever snacks you want for the movie.”

“Satoru, you were gonna do that anyways.” you snort. “You just want popcorn.”

“Was I?” he laughs as you raise a questioning brow. “Okay. You got me. I was.” kisses the crown of your head once more as he guides you toward the heavenly smell of fresh popcorn.

Tagging: @qardasngan @pixelcafe-network

[dielukedie-honda]

Found a 3D printed replacement trim panel! Most excellent! Thank you Resto Tuner.

Cheap 5.25" speakers too. Need tweeters now.

Time to quickly install my Subaru's old Kenwood into the Del Sol. Having no stereo in the car sucks! Hopefully the 3 remaining speakers aren't blown and this actually fits. 🤞

[mdanisur]

Best Car Stereo: Upgrade Your Ride with Powerful Sound

[caraudioexpertaustralia0]

Headunit With Carplay For FORD RANGER with Switches HIGH | 2012 | 9INCH

Headunit With Carplay For FORD RANGER with Switches HIGH | 2012 | 9INCH

[supersabbatical2024]

4/15/24: Take OFF

We had a sabbatical with our kids 10 years ago, but we always new we might be heading off on our own on the next sabbatical. Here we are, flying duo, and feeling incredibly grateful to be meeting up with Mari a couple times during this multi phased trip, and also knowing our son is holding down the fort, caring for our special loved ones, including our dear Normie, and yes, Oreo, who seriously injured his back 48 hours before we left.

Was really intense heading off, away from Normie, not to mention our ailing dog, and the idea that anything can happen at any time. Life is funny that way, so you really have to remember to live and find joy. —-Quote from a not particularly famous daughter, mother, wife, dog mom, and home health aide, Sara Goetz

Claude upgraded us to Polaris on Untied to Nice, and that is fully half the fun of a trip — faucet OPEN. We each had our little pod, we had wine with dinner and ice cream sundaes for dessert, with hot fudge AND caramel —now THAT is living. And then Claude slept. I used the restroom, pulled out my drawing stuff and a magazine and my headphones and struggled with the tray table, used the bathroom, tried to read my magazine, watched 4 four episodes of the Frasier reboot show (and used restroom), tried to read my magazine, watched a movie, messed around with the lie-flat seat controls (…could it be that not flat was more comfortable than flat flat? Let me try that again…); had to pee again and then got myself situated again, tried to read my magazine, used the bathroom again; messed around with the remote control, located Relaxation DeepSleep mode, tested out the various video options combined with various audio options, but “mediation” music was kind of scary sounding, nature music was repetitive, classical (never truly calming for me, I think it dates back to when my dad would lug his 2 foot tall stereo speakers right up to the kitchen doorway and blow us all away with the classical radio station); ambient music was oddly bouncy and upbeat; switched to cities video, and “chill beats” which were not that chill, and the cities on the screen were too bright for sleeping, and my headphones were too bulky to lie on my side for sleeping, so I switched to Mari’s old airpods (which only have sound when twisted into a very specific position in your ear); then tried to get comfortable again, went to pee again, and then moved the seat up and down and determined that slightly less than full flat was truly the most comfortable; and then I got hot and changed out of my jeans right there under the blanket and THEN, I slept for a couple hours before we landed. And you know what Claude was doing the whOLE time…?

We rented our car and Claude drove us the 1.5 hrs to Aix to find the dump of a place that Claude picked out this time…all terraces and private gardens and beautiful arty decor, a pool complete with lion’s head fountain, chaise lounges, and a glorious minstrel breeze in the morning (Claude tells me it’s actually called a “Mistral” wind, which makes way more sense). If ya like that sort of thing. Seriously, though, it was just GORGeous!

We took naps and then dragged a ourselves out to dinner armed with a few suggestions from our lovely host Carole, and a will to meander. We ended up at Fauborg 46 (F’bg), where I had a fine Daurade and Claude had a steak. I had a Chardonnay, and actually said to the waiter, “un vin blanc, si vous plait” (just like Saski taught me before I left). French wine—Dee Lish OUS. Very hard to concentrate as we sat on the couch back at our place. I tried to read a kid’s book, T’Quipo about a not human but not quite bear with a red circle for a nose. Claude perused the tour guide for what to do tomorrow. He was looking for something slightly more specific than our general goal to eat as many croissants as possible in the next few weeks. I love staring at my husband sleeping, and I love when he wakes up, and I feel really really lucky to be on this trip, and this whole life’s journey, together with him.

[fs-elec]

5 Tips in Choosing the Best Car Speakers to Rev up Your Mood

Music has the power to enhance our moods and make any experience more enjoyable, including driving. A good set of car speakers can make all the difference in transforming your daily commute or road trip into a memorable experience. However, with so many options available in the market, it can be tough to choose the best car speakers for your vehicle.  In this article, we will provide you with some tips to help you choose the best car speakers that will turn up your mood and provide you with an immersive audio experience while on the road.

Types of Car Speakers

Before we dive into the tips, let's take a look at the different types of car speakers available. The most common types are component speakers, coaxial speakers, and subwoofers. Component speakers offer the best sound quality but are also the most expensive.  Coaxial speakers are a more affordable option that combines the woofer and tweeter in one unit. Subwoofers are designed to produce low-frequency sounds and are usually used in conjunction with other speakers. Tip #1: Consider the Size Before purchasing car speakers, it's important to check the size of your current speakers. This will ensure that the new speakers will fit properly in your vehicle. Most car speakers come in standard sizes, but some vehicles may require custom sizes.  It's also essential to consider the depth of the speakers. If the new speakers are too deep, they may not fit in your car's door panel. Tip #2: Determine Your Budget Car speakers range in price from budget-friendly to high-end. It's important to determine your budget before making a purchase. Keep in mind that you get what you pay for. Higher-priced speakers usually offer better sound quality and durability. However, some budget-friendly options still offer decent sound quality. Tip #3: Check the Sensitivity Rating The sensitivity rating of a speaker is an important factor to consider. It measures how much sound a speaker can produce with a given amount of power. Speakers with higher sensitivity ratings require less power to produce the same amount of sound compared to speakers with lower sensitivity ratings.  This means that speakers with higher sensitivity ratings are more efficient and will work better with low-powered car stereos. Tip #4: Look for a Good Frequency Response The frequency response of a speaker measures the range of frequencies that it can reproduce. A speaker with a wider frequency response can produce a broader range of sounds, resulting in better sound quality. Look for speakers with a frequency response of at least 20 Hz to 20 kHz, which is the range of human hearing. Tip #5: Consider the Power Handling Power handling refers to the amount of power that a speaker can handle without getting damaged. It's important to match the power handling of the speakers to the power output of your car stereo. If the speakers can't handle the power output, they may get damaged or produce poor sound quality.  It's also important to note that higher power handling doesn't necessarily mean better sound quality.

Conclusion

Choosing the right car speakers is crucial to make your driving experience more enjoyable and entertaining. By considering the type of speaker, size, budget, sensitivity rating, frequency response, and power handling, you can make an informed decision and select the best car speakers that suit your needs. With the right car speakers, you can enjoy your favorite music while on the road and make your daily commute or road trip a more memorable and enjoyable experience. So, go ahead and invest in a good set of car speakers to rev up your mood and elevate your driving experience. Upgrade your car audio experience today with FS-ELEC's premium car speakers. Visit our website now to explore our range of top-tier auto speakers and take the first step towards an amazing audio experience on the go. Don't settle for mediocre sound quality; choose FS-ELEC and elevate your music game with unparalleled sound clarity and quality! Read the full article

[kayhanaudio2]

Offering a trendy update for your car's dashboard, the Kayhan Audio Car Stereo with SatNav for Bentley Continental (2005–2010) has a nice 13-inch touchscreen display. Besides Bluetooth, USB, and Wi-Fi connectivity for smooth media streaming, hands-free talking, and app access, it offers GPS navigation with real-time traffic updates. Built with modern technology and a stylish interface, the high-resolution screen amplifies your driving experience. Website:

https://kayhanaudio.com.au/product/satnav-for-bently-continental-2005-2010-13-inch/

[undeadorion-archive]

You know there's other sources for music to be popular that isn't TikTok, right? Like radio still exists. Other websites with music still exist. Lemon Demon existed way, way before TikTok was ever a thing. Who the fuck is saying Lemon Demon is music for preteens? Have you never fucking heard Ben Bernanke?! Lemon Demon was core to pre-2010's internet culture.

Glass Animals isn't fucking "indie", either. One of their songs was played on the radio so damn often, I couldn't get into my car without hearing it. If I drove even 10 fucking minutes, that song was on. It was so fucking obnoxious, I dropped over $200 to upgrade the stereo in my shitty 90's car so I'd never have to listen to the radio ever again.

The people saying that might be in a pit of misery, but if you think those artists are new and indie and only popular because of tiktok, you are an ignorant nitwith with your head in the sand only exposed to anything through the brain rot app. Stop being so fucking passive and seek out content that isn't spoon fed to you by an algorithm.

Also, who the fuck is even saying that? If they're tacking on neurodivergent or transmasc as some sort of pejorative, punch them in the fucking face and walk away.

I hate how people will look at popular indie artists who had one or two songs go viral on TikTok and start making fun of anybody who listens to them. "Oh you listen to Lemon Demon, Will Wood, Jack Stauber, Glass Animals, and Mother Mother? Tsk, don't you know that is stupid TikTok neurodivergent white transmasc preteen music? It's so mid and bad you should listen to real music–" you are a pit of misery