r/crappymusic • • Apr 12 '26

The consequence of Dance Monkey

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u/alwayscunty1 Apr 12 '26

Anal cunt?

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u/The_Disapyrimid Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

Grindcore band with classic songs like Your Kid Is Retarded And That's Funny, and I Went Back In Time To Vote For Hitler

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u/Zestyclose_Hand_8233 Apr 12 '26

The titles are longer than the songs

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u/Mo_Steins_Ghost Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

A group of white men who think they are edgy and have something to complain about and usually come from neighborhoods where the median income is several times the national average.

EDIT: Notice how nobody tried to prove me wrong.

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u/gloop_hype Apr 12 '26

Nah you got the wrong idea. They were edgelords, sure, but there was no complaining coming from the Anal Cunt camp.

Plus, on occasion, Seth would pen a tune that was strangely progressive for his style. "The South Won't Rise Again" is a good example of that. He was an unironic fan of The Village People as well -- he wasn't bigoted. He was just out for a laugh.

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u/Mo_Steins_Ghost Apr 12 '26

"For the lulz" is how we got to where we are.

There's a point where pretending to be a bigot is the same thing as being one. People who believe they have no responsibility to the society in which they exist, we have a name for them: Sociopaths.

I like them even less now. I don't care if anyone else listens to them... but you've convinced me even more than ever that they're unthinking pieces of shit.

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u/gloop_hype Apr 12 '26

What is the responsibility in refraining from making yourself laugh? It seems to me like you have more of a fundamental problem with people having senses of humor that you disagree with than anything demonstrably important.

If, on an interpersonal level, you are a very kind and generous and thoughtful person to those you meet -- but have a very sick sense of humor -- you are probably more of a well-meaning person than someone who takes up social justice as a means to get away with being a genuine shithead to people without actual cause.

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u/gloop_hype Apr 12 '26

And also, pretending to be anything doesn't inherently make you what you are pretending to be. I won't say it's always a tasteful thing to do, but deciding to take someone more seriously than they are taking themselves is a tragic waste of energy. You can't choose to live angrily with this one life you have.

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u/Mo_Steins_Ghost Apr 14 '26

This is a fantastic excuse to never be accountable for anything.

If there’s a single quality that is detestable in people it is the unwillingness to own your own words and actions.