didn't think i would see someone posting about AURORA here… i found her music a few years ago and adore it. when i have nothing to do i like to put on a playlist of my favorite songs she's done and dance to them. it's good exercise as well
>>36396 I love her music, she’s great. >>36562 I think it’s a good album but probably my least favorite of hers so far. I just don’t connect with it as hard as her previous albums and I don’t reach for these songs as much.
I went to her show when she came to my country during her last tour, and it was excellent. I think it was one of the best shows I've ever seen in my life. She has the voice of an angel and is very charismatic. Her last album was great, there were hardly any skips. I'm a normie and I like pop music, but I think Aurora's songs are more refined and polished pop, more melodious and elaborate than the rest of the mainstream singers.
So, I started a podcast. I love to talk per se, and to know different points of view. Everyone says I'm very interesting to talk to, so I thought: why not publish what I think and the talks I have with people I find interesting?
however I want to ask you, as my trusted community, what would you like to hear in a podcast? what kind of person do you like to listen to? I'm open to all kinds of ideas.
I am very stereotypical in this but "abnormal humanities." Outsider art videogames/film, eccentric people biographies, cults, paranormal/psychic/witchcraft accounts, true crime with unusual nonsexual elements. I felt a deep and piercing shame once upon having these tastes described as "mallgoth tier." And I don't remember the last time I saw a mallgoth in the wild so pandering to mallgoths is probably not a growth market.
>know different points of view. >I'm very interesting to talk to so you say.
i wanted to make a podcast too, but theres no1 i know of who could ever hold a conversation for longer than 15 minutes with me, not even talking about discussing things. they just would be listening and ask questions, one sidedly. and id have to spoonfeed them every damn thing while trying to not facepalm/get nervous at their stupid fking questiuons (like "are you seriusly asking that or just pretending that you dont know, cuz i cant tell anymore"). and by answering them, even more questions in them arise. and then, by spoonfeeding/explaining these things, EVEN MORE questions arise, getting no where really. completely derailing what i wanted to say in the beginning. id get exhausted, before any reasonable discussion would even start. so i dont talk to people at all, these times, really. they either are inept to even communicate at all, or, are so flat and boring and uninformed that it would be pearls b4 the swine anyway.
2 or 3 months ago i had a longer conversation with some dude that went somewhat exactly as above mentioned, he had ^some^ slightly "advanced" knowledge on stuff, so i thought maybe he is worthy of my time. he asked me to teach him and give a basic crash course in ethics/philosophies/occult wisdoms/esoterics of the cosmos. you know, the fking basics 101. after 2 hours his brain melted and he was done, while i was only getting started. what a blunder and a waste of time, i was pretty sad and, man, idk what i should take from that experience for my future. you wanted to be teached. i took the time and my resources, sat you down, searched my almanac and then after two hours you cant keep up anymore? come on now. he never asked for a second lesson or apologised, too. >what would you like to hear in a podcast anything N O T mainstream anything that is really well researched, where one feels, ah yes this can be true/Truth
All things related to SEGA's Yakuza series and its spin-off Judgment because why not >story and character discussion >gameplay tips >favorite substories? >favorite minigames? >favorite location? >favorite songs? >best boy?
I'm thinking about playing all the titles in the series, from 0, and posting my impressions here daily. I got interested after seeing some of my recommended videos on my YouTube homepage.
I dont know why I love this music video so much. It just speaks to me so much. I feel like its about being yourself and being authentic no matter how people perceive you? (idk)
>>36279 Jojo is a very popular anime so popular it’s a normie zoomie show now. It’s got tons of musical references in it if you want to discover new songs and artists (most are boomer rock)
>>36344 I am slightly autistic and like that almost everything is bright, colorful, and exaggerated. Realism usually turns me off of media and a lot of western stuff gets caught up in it.
>>36344 Much more variety than western media. Granted I know theres more to comics than cape shit but its harder to find the interesting stuff, and these days even that stuff is just trying to emulate anime (poorly)
>>36344 On average, good anime/manga have better writing compared to even the best American live action TV shows. Many anime/manga include creative ideas that you would never see in a normal TV show. They can write a detailed mystery that keeps you intrigued while still eventually explaining the plot in a comprehensive way. I love how many of my favorite series add lots of little details throughout the plot that make you think and feel like they are creating an actual world. While regular TV shows can start with an interesting premise, they seem to be made up as they are going along, full of plot holes and introducing more questions than answers and padding most of their runtime with pointlessly drawn out character drama and sex scenes. Anime/manga cuts out most of that nonsense so you can see more actual story. Regarding action scenes, both types of media can be visually impressive, but I have seen several scenes in anime that went far beyond anything I have seen in a TV show. It's probably just easier to 2D animate really fantastical ideas rather than make realistic looking CGI for it. But that is what I think, as someone who enjoys all kinds of shows and manga.