#brainrot on this song alone

[zaimta]

“I don't want your money. I got this just for you. Keep your money. There's nothing I won't do for you. I'll come through for you every time—just in time”

˗ˏˋsanji, corazon, ryusui, magna, ed, arthur

[shkika]

I was convinced you'd never hurt me..

[aimbutmiss]

It's "always an angel, never a god" from Buggy's perspective, but it's "always a god, never an angel" from Shanks' because they always wanted what the other had.

Buggy, who yearned for the approval of others, for them to see he can be useful, powerful, not invisible. He wanted to be acknowledged for his existence and his strength, instead of living in the shadow of others (specifically shanks). Imagine working so hard all the time, but constantly being overshadowed by a bigger presence that you just can't compete with. Always an angel, never a god.

And Shanks, who never looked down on Buggy, but envied him. Buggy, who had that natural charm, that could convince anyone to follow him to the ends of the world. He inspired, and Shanks never believed he had that power (until Luffy proved him wrong). Because to Shanks, he would always be the writer, not the muse. Always a god, never an angel.

[fianyxs]

Satoru & Suguru - Love in the dark by Adele

Take your eyes off of me so I can leave

I'm far too ashamed to do it with you watching me

Please, stay where you are Don't come any closer

Don't try to change my mind I'm being cruel to be kind

I can't love you in the dark It feels like we're oceans apart There is so much space between us

Baby, we're already defeated Ah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah Everything changed me

You have given me something that I can't live without You mustn't underestimate that when you are in doubt But I don't want to carry on like everything is fine

Please, don't fall apart I can't face your breaking heart

I'm trying to be brave Stop asking me to stay

And I don't think you can save me

[introspectivememories]

when we were young..... the most shuggy song ever

[yepthatsacowalright]

The longer that Wild Blue Yonder sits in my head the more unhinged I am about it.

It is such a horrifyingly excellent metaphor for living in a world where technology seeps more and more into our daily lives, isolating us with mimicked connection.

The not-things didn’t have to operate on fear and anger, they just learned it was the most efficient way to achieve their goal. And they weren’t wrong.

If they’d decided to take the time to develop empathy perfectly, what would that have looked like? How beneficial could that have been for someone like the Doctor, who holds so many lifetimes of pain and regret that no one else’s brain could hope to comprehend it enough to relate?

Faked connection is so much worse than no connection at all. That hollowness when the algorithms and AI run along our social pathways, gobbling up our time, our energy, our love, with nothing of substance to give us in return. It potentially could, but it doesn’t. There is no logical incentive to operate that way. It is not efficient.

There is always something missing. Something crucial, something that genuinely hurts when you realize it isn’t there, but it is impossible to avoid now. You have to keep scrolling, one way or another.

I don’t have a conclusion for this, except to say when the Doctor stopped in a hallway alone to scream, slam, and kick at everything before continuing on with the task at hand, that was a whole ass mood.

[bonnieisaway]

GOD they're so fucking in love it's ridiculous

i tried something a little new with the text this timee yippee

[sotogalmo]

8:44

Garrett and Mr. Schmidt with this song

(please read the tags, because I went crazy with Garrett & Mr. Schmidt there. Moreso how they are as humans. Their good and bad parts of them. Mostly bad. Because no one is ever good and no one is ever bad to the bone. Gah. They make me so ill-)

[bookish-library]

okay 1 am rambles but qsmp has taken over my brain

So the fandom has collectively assigned dear theodosia to wilbur and tallulah, yeah?

I raise you: if/when the eggs get taken away, the song Time from tuck everlasting

[thedeadthree]

lila thoughts under the read more <3 🥀✨🌹🎸

lila getting with griffin / g reign and having their little thing in “secret” not only bc it’s what her parents did to each other to get back at the other for slights and arguments but also bc she wanted to not only get back at seven but also to be like “oo look at me i can pull griffin freaking reign i won teehee.” and then the clown catches real feelings for griffin and calls jazz near in tears bc she’s just like her mom 🥀✨🎸🤡 and using someone she loves to get back at someone who she loved may or may not have even loved (i think she did but loved more the idea ? it’s complicated!) but loved the IDEA of seven loving her? dear you know it everyone knows it you want to be loved so bad!!!!!! the sooner you admit that lila the sooner you’ll be much happier my love! so excited to see where things go for her ! and things for her and her beloved g!!!!!

(x) for the divider <3

[roadkilledthegirl]

how the fuck didd will toledo write maud gone and think “Yeah this will make them rip their teeth out and sob soundlessly and wonder who will ever care for them and check their pulse in bed” then RELEASE IT???? WILL. WILLIAM. I HAVE A BONE TO PICK WITH YOU

[crehador]

i've spent 3 years listening to this in the 3 hours since it came out

[cultivatingyourfuture]

so the beatles references are less in your face and more like. "hey if you make these connections, youll understand the story and twist 10x sooner than you would otherwise" and then also some of that sorta thing can be heard in like. memory uploads and distress signals

[marshmallowchaos]

Tamura: Your husband is an idiot

Nightmare: and your boyfriend is a dumbass but you don't see me telling you about it do you?

Yuri:*holding onto a sleeping Fujisaki*So your husband is emo.

Lust: according to him he's just a villain, but I still think he's emo

[noxtivagus]

i miss fe3h 🥺

[lilmisswhyso]

Yay here we go...for the THATW song ask game, Battle Cries for questions 1, 2, and 8?

What was your first impression of this song (and has it changed)?

oooo god I really really wish I could remember! I was listening to the album on shuffle when I first listened to TAD (blasphemous, really, I have to tell everyone I recommend this band to now to listen in order sdfdsfds), so I don't remember when exactly I heard it first or what I thought about it. I know that I heard it before I heard Pruning Shears, so it was my first exposure to the brilliant double vocals. I think, like a lot of THATW songs, it took a moment to grow on me, but now it's one of my top 3 on the album. Battle Cries my beloved 💜

2. How does this song make you feel?

Is "everything" a viable answer? 😅 Tbh, I think it's hard for me to pin down a specific feeling for this song, cause I've yet to truly process all of it. I feel fatigued alongside Madeleine's character as she sings "I'm dolled up love, don't I deserve to just walk away?" but also invigorated by "this isn't a break up, dear heart, it's a season finale," yet also fond and nostalgic over "We were gods, we were kids," and every time Joey whispers "I'm doing fine" at the end, I feel like all the tension in my body is gone. In general, this song just makes me feel some kind of positive.

8. Do you visualize any colors, images, or scenes when listening to this song?

Oooohhh... the most prominent visualization for this song for me is probably an art gallery—both just in the lyric "from the back of the gallery," but also because one of the strongest trains of thought I've had about this song is how it talks about performance (applause, plays, fictions, "sing your notes, play your part, then we'll leave). The idea of being looked at by people, growing up on the "stage of life" and never really being able to duck behind the curtain. I see the characters in this song both as people in the crowd at this art showing (idk why I see Madeleine as the artist and Joey as a friend coming to support her? "You've a knack for applause from the back of the stalls" maybe), and also as the people inside of the paintings. They're like mirrors of a sort that allow the characters to reflect on who they've been, who they are now, and who they have the potential to be.