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Why was pop music before the 2000s so third person?
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>>130294012
I want to see it
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>>130294012
Her Rodrigo
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They hadn't invented POV porn yet
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I WANNA SEE OLIVIA’s RODRIGO
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Olivia Rodrigo earns her driver's license
>Tags: POV, public, handjob, blowjob, cowgirl, missionary, creampie
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>>130294187
This is it.
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>>130294012
i don't think it was really
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>>130294012
Because if they do politics radios don't play it and they lose money
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Counter culture decades ago backfired and now our collective imagination is stunted by us being narcissistic retards with no artistic ethics except for art should be used to force people to listen to you talk about yourself.
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>>130294187
not funny, stop posting on /mu/
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>>130294012
The 90s really pushed 1st-person popular music. All those songs about self-pity and introspection, NIN, most of grunge, Metallica & metal in general turned that way, too (Load). Pop music was bound to follow before too long, as popular culture in general slides down the slippery sloap.
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I WANNA SEE OLIVIA’s RODRIGO
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I wanna love and cherish Olivia's Rodrigo



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