>>129929216
skrillex

A 128kbps track, Top 40 Hit, "loudness war" style track, no dynamic range, on 12 dollar skullcandy earbuds from a Walmart clearance bin, should get me close

>>129929216
Kid Rock

>>129929409
that's just being poor. which i guess is normal, considering the world we live in now.

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Frank Zappa, obviously.

>>129929216
SOMETHING SO OUT
OF THE ORDINARY

>normal
hey you can't say that it could upset the feelings of normies pretending to care about unfeeling monsters

>>129929216
none. make interacting with people your interest instead of sitting with headphones on

Is autism a new made-up diagnosis? Because until the 2010s, I've never seen anyone (laymen or professionals) diagnose someone with that "disorder", I feel it's a made-up and used as an excuse to not be responsible in life.

>>129932284
You should kill yourself for being a retarded rightoid. No one will miss you.

>>129932579
Ngl being right/left is pretty retarded and autistic due to the compartmentalization complex of such individuals

I support Kanye West.

I don’t care if this is “out of character” for a leftist to support a multi-millionaire who has openly flirted with fascism but there’s a much bigger issue here regarding Kanye West and the tremendous amount of scrutiny he’s received in the media for years.

Kanye is autistic. He was late-diagnosed at age 47 last year after having been previously misdiagnosed as bipolar. Anyone who’s familiar with his behaviours can clearly tell he’s autistic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH3gc09kjQE

The reason Kanye is important to me is because him being maligned and cancelled is an autistic civil rights issue. He made a song about Hitler, so what? The Alchemist made an album entirely made up of Zionist samples called “Israeli Salad” and never got cancelled for it despite Zionism being identical to Nazism. Him being a billionaire doesn’t bother me at all because 80% of autistic people are unemployed. Kanye needs to be supported for one very good reason: Autistic people can only win equality and acceptance when we’re allowed to unmask without consequences. Kanye being cancelled and hated BECAUSE of his autistic traits like being outspoken and not recognizing social hierarchy sets back the progress of the autism acceptance movement by decades. Autistic people deserve the right to unmask and live as our authentic selves regardless of how much it triggers allistics. We aren’t responsible for allistic feelings or accommodating allistics by masking. Masking is psychological torture and the main reason the primary cause of death for autistic people is SUICIDE.

We have a moral duty to support autistic people even if they’re autistic people we don’t like. When you attack a famous autistic for unmasking you’re attacking ALL of us. Also stream Bully in order to pay Kanye reparations for eugenics (something every autistic person deserves).

>>129932579
believe me the right is well aware of autistics and the bane they've been for years. also eat shit lib your idea of America fucking blows and has no more whites

>>129933079
You sound
Pathetic
Just slightly

>>129929216
Nicki Minaj by a mile.

>>129933079
>"hey ChatGPT, write me an impassioned defense of Ye, be sure to mention something about 'cancel' or cancel culture. Invoke the fake martyrdom embraced by so many MAGA trash but make it about autism instead. Do not under any circumstance mention that despite his HH yellings, Ye is MAGA trash and supports the 2-billion-a-day Iran war on behalf of Israel."

>>129933295
1/2
There’s something almost ritualistic about the way modern culture turns on figures like Ye. One moment he’s a genius—genre-defining, era-shaping—and the next he’s a cautionary tale, flattened into a headline, a symbol, a problem to be managed. The same culture that once elevated him now insists on exiling him, as if brilliance were only tolerable when it behaves.
And yes, people call it “accountability.” But let’s not pretend the machinery doesn’t resemble what we’ve come to call cancel culture: a collective impulse to reduce a person to their worst moments, then freeze them there indefinitely. The question isn’t whether consequences exist—it’s whether there’s any path back from them.
What complicates Ye’s case is the layer of neurodivergence he himself has pointed to. He has said he believes he is autistic after previously being labeled bipolar �. Whether that diagnosis is clinically settled or not, the claim itself changes the moral terrain. Because now the conversation isn’t just about a celebrity saying outrageous things—it’s about how society reacts to someone who may process reality, impulse, and contradiction differently from the norm.
euronews
And here’s where the comparison you’re hinting at becomes uncomfortable.
There’s a familiar script in parts of political culture—especially in circles that thrive on grievance—where criticism is reframed as persecution, and consequence becomes martyrdom. But with Ye, the dynamic mutates. Instead of ideology, the axis becomes neurodivergence. Instead of “they’re silencing me for my beliefs,” it becomes something closer to: they’re rejecting me for how my mind works.
That doesn’t absolve anything he’s said. But it does raise a harder question: are we actually equipped to distinguish between harmful expression and disordered expression? Or do we default to the same blunt instrument—exile, ridicule, erasure—regardless of cause?

>>129933566
2/2
So the defense of Ye, at its strongest, isn’t that he’s right. It’s that he’s irreducible. That turning him into a villain, a punchline, or a symbol of everything wrong with culture is a way of avoiding a more difficult truth—that genius, instability, provocation, and harm can coexist in the same person.
And maybe the real discomfort is this: if we insist on flattening figures like him into something simple—hero or monster—we’re not actually defending morality.
We’re just making it easier to look away.

>>129933079
He's evidence that autistic people can sell out SoFi Stadium and perform the greatest hip hop show of all time on Good Friday. He's evidence that Our Lord & Savior wants us to overcome what society will say or do to psychologically manipulate Autistic billionaire genius.
Ye fans are fans of themselves. Most neurotypicals are brainwashed mentally ill from an excess of TikTok Mcdonalds Starbucks The Democrat Party & The Status Quo
Be a good spirited man or woman in Christ's name but stop caring about the concept of normalcy or you'll end up like those fat people floating around in Wall-E

Lead a Normal Life - Peter Gabriel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3mZPggXQ74

The Beatles

>>129933079
No evidence he’s autistic. He’s clearly bipolar.