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I'M SO GLAD
MY DAD'S TRUST FUND IS BETTER THAN YOURS
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the zoomer anthem
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TOTAL ZOOMER DEATH NOW
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I'd love having a trust fund like you wouldn't believe
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>>131212613
>this banana is a...le GUN!
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>>131212613
not as good as mine, wait until the next geese album
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the great inheritor
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>>131214459
>Public Ownership of the Means of Production is a Good Idea
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>>131212904
I have one and it's great, you should try it sometime
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>The rumor labeling Michael Gira a "trust fund baby" originated as an ironic shitpost on 4chan's music board, /mu/, mocking the stark contrast between his grim, working-class industrial aesthetic and his early upbringing in affluent Southern California.Users on imageboards and discussion platforms often exaggerate biographical trivia for comedic or provocative effect. In reality, consensus among fans and biographical accounts on Reddit points out that Gira is not a trust fund recipient. While his father was a corporate executive and Gira spent part of his youth in Palos Verdes, California, his parents split up when he was young, leading to a turbulent adolescence marked by running away, manual labor, and periods of severe financial instability. Swans famously operated on tight budgets, requiring crowdfunding campaigns to finance their later records precisely because Gira did not have outside generational wealth or a major label safety net.

Umm... /mu/tants? Our response?
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>>131212613
I find trust fund bands allow for the most freedom in the music. I’d rather listen to a pretentious rich kid song like Florence And The Machine than some up and comer like Billy Strings who had a rough early life but ultimately makes the same overdone bluegrass
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>>131214542
>grim, working-class industrial aesthetic
this means nothing. people act like he was playing a banjo and whistling slave songs through a gap in his teeth lol. artfag industrial was never the cry of the prole
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>>131212734
You boomers are going to die first lol



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