I do not care about Taylor Swift dating adventures

Spoiler

 

He brought the Lubbock with him when he left school.

 

was kind of embarrassing, I was mocking the Taylor Swift hype to these mothers of girls in my daughter's class at some school event, turns out they are all the most fanatical Swifties ever...

 

The kardasians have cornered the nba and rapper market
So she will try the other sports

 

Yee, see, YOU are the nerd/loser. Just don't realize it. As it is with nerds.

 

You are now living in the US....I am not sure if she was that back in Europe.....

 

Life lesson to never talk **** about anyone.

 

Taylor swift is the grilled chicken breast of the music industry.

It’s popular. White people think it’s full of flavor.

 

https://www.avclub.com/taylor-swift-golden-globes-tina-fey-joke-career-1851152564
Most recently, there was the cringeworthy Jo Koy quip about the cameras cutting less frequently to Swift at the Golden Globes than they do at NFL games;


Honestly, god help anyone who says ANYTHING about her if we’re referring to that Jo Koy joke as “cringe-worthy.” It was not a good joke. It was barely a joke. But my goodness, is it being blown so absurdly out of proportion. “Taylor Swift is dating an NFL star and gets shown on TV a bunch.” Oh, what a diss to Tay-Tay. How will she possibly recover from that brutal roast.

 

Anthony Kiedis aged really strangely.

 

Twift has a few songs I can hum a tune to, my nieces absolutely love her, and she seems a pretty wholesome role model. She is rich beyond belief and dates an NFL player..........I think she is doing pretty good in life.

I remember being really young and thinking that RUSH was the absolute BEST band ever so I can relate to the hysteria that others don't, my parents thought Geddy sounded like the debil LOL..................still my fav band of all time.

 

Sad story about that guy, the first Faith No More frontman

 

Heard it more or less. They were big rivals with RHCP, too.

 

Chuck Mosley - yea, that dude had a tragic life.

 

RHCP accused FNM of ripping them off, which is ironic b/c the RHCP ripped off the big boys. they got mike pattons other band mr bungle booted off a bunch of festivals because they had an album coming out called california around the same time RHCP released californication. then mr bungle did a show where they dressed like RHCP and mocked them being junkies.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_(Mr._Bungle_album)

Red Hot Chili Peppers conflict
A controversy with the Red Hot Chili Peppers developed during the album's release, reigniting Patton’s feud with Red Hot Chili Peppers lead singer Anthony Kiedis.[15] It was scheduled to be released on June 8, 1999, but Warner Bros. Records pushed it back so as not to coincide with the Red Hot Chili Peppers similarly titled album, Californication, which was to be released on the same day. Following the album release date conflict, Red Hot Chili Peppers vocalist Anthony Kiedis had Mr. Bungle removed from a series of summer festivals in Europe. As a major headlining act at the festivals, Kiedis and his band had a say in which bands could appear.[16][17] The reasoning behind his actions have never been explained, although he had been involved in a public dispute with Mike Patton and his former band Faith No More a decade prior, where he accused Patton of stealing his style.[15] According to Mr. Bungle themselves, Kiedis didn't know anyone involved with the band, aside from Mike Patton.[18] Patton himself stated, "the rest of the band doesn't care. It's something to do with Anthony."[19]

As a result of the concert removals, Mr. Bungle parodied the Red Hot Chili Peppers on Halloween 1999, in Pontiac, Michigan (the home state of Kiedis). Patton introduced each Mr. Bungle band member with the name of one of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, before covering the songs "Give It Away", "Around the World", "Under the Bridge" and "Scar Tissue", with Patton deliberately using incorrect lyrics, such as "Sometimes I feel like I'm on heroin" and "Sometimes I feel like a ****ing junkie" on "Under the Bridge".[20] Patton impersonated Kiedis by wearing a blonde wig and speaking with a lisp, and while pretending to be Kiedis, mockingly said to the crowd: "Don't you call me Mike, my name is Anthony. How dare you make that mistake. Mike has been ripping me off for many years."[20] The other members of Mr. Bungle, amidst their on-stage antics, satirized many of the mannerisms of the band and simulated heroin injections, as well as mocking deceased guitarist Hillel Slovak and deceased friend of the band River Phoenix. In between "No One Knew They Were Robots" and "The Air-Conditioned Nightmare", Dunn (dressed as Flea) walked up to Spruance (dressed as the ghost of Hillel Slovak) and simulated injecting him with heroin, which Patton interrupted by shouting "You can't shoot up a ghost!".[20]

Regarding the Halloween show, Trey Spruance said, "It was pretty weird, having been fans of the first two RHCP albums, realizing that somehow something personal had gone amiss somewhere. So amiss that a decade and a half after we’d liked this now hugely popular band’s music (and hadn't thought much about since), we'd be dealing with the fact that they were unmistakably trying to bury us. Why keep quiet? I remember drawing everybody’s tattoos. James Rotundi our touring keyboardist knew the band's more recent music, and he's a great guitarist, so he did those duties."[21] Dunn reflected "We had a member of the tour crew buy the most recent album of them (Californication) and then we proceeded to learn it in the back of the stage before the show. It wasn't hard. The hardest part was copying his tattoos with a permanent marker. I remember it was very funny to ridicule them without thinking about whether they would be aware or not. We were pretty pissed off for all the financial and personal damage that they caused to us based on their egos and freaks of power. We should probably have sued them."[22]

Kiedis responded to the Halloween parody by having Mr. Bungle removed from the 2000 Big Day Out festival in Australia and New Zealand.[16][17] He said of the festival shows, “I would not have given ****ing two ****s if they ****ing played there with us. But after I ****ing heard about [the] ****ing Halloween show where they mocked us, **** him and **** the whole ****ing band. I hope they all die”.[23] Patton went on to claim that Kiedis' actions had "ruined" Mr. Bungle's career during a 2001 interview,[24] while Trevor Dunn remarked, "It really screwed us up. It screwed up my life in a personal way."[18]

 

Taylor Swift is awesome - the fact that so many whining little GOP b****es care about who Kelsey dates is hilarious?

What? No more p*rn stars for your dear leader to **** and lie about?

DD

 

Jason Kelce's wife wasn't happy with shirtless partying at Chiefs-Bills game — but Taylor Swift 'loves' it



https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna135428