It was important to end meaningful to a lot of people. Also Downtown and Can't Hold Us still fucking slap I don't care what anybody says 😄

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An extremely long and very consistent history of standing up for the right things. And then it just sort of became mockable to do so as if "Same love" didn't actually come out at a tipping point for queer rights in the US and it's just "so obvious'. Yeah, in retrospect, sure. But back then?

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It's funny how after a decade of trump, fascism, & Nazism being mainstreamed, people are suddenly realizing "oh he was right about a lot of stuff and also we miss the way it made us feel when we could be happy and hopeful". He doesn't have to be everyone's cup of tea musically, but he has

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You know, when I think about it he sort of personifies millennial optimism and people deemed that corny. They also really tossed him out when he wrote a song called White privilege, which again maybe corny but was like him publicly talking about a real thing that no one wanted to hear about then

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admit that they hurt me. I will never be a Luigi Mangione. I do not have the stomach for violence and I don't think it would make me feel any better. It would just make my life worse. So know when I say this, I'd never hurt anybody. But do I understand? Yeah. I understand.

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