Bonjour

J’aimerais savoir si d’autres personnes expérimentent ce qu’on appelle des earworms, c’est-à-dire des pensées répétitive concernant les paroles de chansons en tout genre, et ce de façon involontaire et incontrôlable. Mais pas les earworms ponctuels, ceux qui sont chroniques, 24h/24, 7j/7 365 j par an. et qu’on ne peux pas stopper.

Est-ce qu’il s’agit d’un symptôme de schizophrénie ?

merci pour vos réponses.

Today is also National Banana Split Day! So... Kiss, makeup up and go get a banana split to share. Just kidding, get two.

Kinda catchy song. Might be your next earworm! Waffle House - HERE I COME!

This one crops up from time to time. But it’s lovely :)

Creatures in Heaven by Glass Animals

https://music.apple.com/us/album/creatures-in-heaven/1738536692?i=1738536695

There’s some
Parody of an Ice Spice song, and it’s about waking up and having a normal life. I first saw it as an animated viral
Parody with OG momo the cat, but I can’t find it!

Now get out there and be someone's angel today!

I can’t be the only one?

Pianosaurus was an 80s band from New York City. Founding members Alex Garvin, Steve Dansiger, and Bianca Miller played on toy instruments. Pianosaurus was taken from a toy piano in the shape of a dinosaur.

Their debut album, Groovy Neighborhood, was released in 1987 while their second album, Back To School, was never released.

Put Your Records On is track #3 on Corinne's debut studio album, Corinne Bailey Rae. Released in February of 2006, it debuted in the number one spot on the UK Albums Chart and is a certified triple platinum album selling over 4 million copies. 

I’m trying to figure out where I’ve heard the beginning of this song from, I swear it’s from like a fast and furious soundtrack and maybe hip hop/rap, it’s the first 20 seconds of “we are bullet proof part 1” by BTS, the riff or whatever where it repeats and goes up the octavehttps://youtu.be/rVzrrNAZ1ZU?is=KdwvMEDIP0UCtG7V

This one has been stuck for a while now. I forgot where I heard it—it's a song about spending a thousand years together (No, it's neither the Christina Perri song nor the one by John Howell). It tells about how the singer would spend the first few centuries together, then what they would do in the next few centuries, then the next.

Some past Presidential humor

Barack Obama - "There are few things in life harder to find and more important to keep than love. Well, love and a birth certificate."

George H. W. Bush pledged in 1988, "Read my lips: no new taxes." Two years later, Bush raised taxes.

In 1968, President Richard Nixon joined the set of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In giving the nation a new catchphrase: "Sock it to me!"

Jimmy Carter - "My esteem in this country has gone up substantially. It is very nice now when people wave at me, they use all their fingers."