A thread for celebrating the destruction of music

[muteKi]

To quote the 12 Tone video, "not quite serious but not quite joking" is the exact category I want all my creative works to slot into. (This includes posting, obviously)

 

[pudik]

the "most unwanted" song is actually better than the "most wanted" song

 

[Becksworth]

Yeah at least the most unwanted song is at least memorable. The most wanted song is generic 90s music tropes shoved in a blender.

 

[Kirin]

Well, they're tropes for a reason. "Wanted" doesn't necessarily mean "good" and it almost never means "great". This is literally focus group music and ends up with what you'd expect from that.

 

[Büge]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1333784975850651649

 

[lincolnic]

Here, this happened.

 

[Purple]

I see that and raise you.

 

[lincolnic]

That rules, but I'm not sure if it qualifies as "destruction of music". Get someone to slow it down 400% and then we'll be golden.

 

[Felicia]

Not sure if this is destruction or genius:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1413524145544044544

 

[Felicia]

 

[lincolnic]

 

[lincolnic]

Get in the dreamhouse, Shinji.

 

[Torzelbaum]

Thanks for saving me the trouble of posting that, lincolnic.

(But I'm not sure whether that truly counts as destruction or not.)

 

[lincolnic]

Okay fine, have this one then.

 

[muteKi]

Get in the dreamhouse, Shinji.

YES. YES!!!!! This is the opposite of destroying music but it's good enough that I will give it a pass tonight

 

[Exposition Owl]

That’s pretty amazing, lincolnic!

 

[muteKi]

Apparently Linus Sebastian Techtips posted about this himself during a recent live podcast so I'm going to go ahead and share this here. It sounds oddly fitting, despite being awkward and uncanny

And you know what else is oddly fitting despite being awkward and uncanny? This segue to our sponsor