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wow.......I knew I was going to cry......but not this much...........I don't think words can express how sad I am that the show is over, but at the same time the love and the gratitude I feel that this show exists and I was able to exist at the same time and experience all of it, i feel like I'm going to need a year to recover from all these emotions I'm having and I don't think I'll be able to say anything better than what I'm sure everyone else has said about the finale, that we're so thankful that it was made and that this show will live on forever in our hearts ❤️

#also i had to watch this show at the later showing #i had NO CLUE that they pushed the air time up an hour #and completely MISSED the actual live showing and i was soooooo so upset #and i didnt wanna get on tumblr to say anything because spoilers of course #i seriously like.......Need a Whole Week to recover from this legitimately #my emotional state is already so fragile and then the show ending is just another truck load of emotions #that is completelt sending me into hysterics my goodness #that documentary........good lord #i dont even know if i can talk about the actual episode itself just yet its still so RAW oh my god #forever grateful that this show exists <3 #i couldnt have asked for a better send off #schitts creek #sc spoilers #emily says some things

livelovecaliforniadreams

#god damn it im not ready #schitts creek #sc spoilers

wild-aloof-rebel

S6 behind the scenes pics from Jordan Canning

#ohhh boy.......tonight.......ohhhh booyyy #schitts creek

the-most-beautiful-duwang

this is too much to ask one person to answer

tayloralison

i once believed love would be #000000 and #ffffff but it's #daa520

#oh nice nice nice

croaksac

reynaisalesbian

there is NOTHING like the rage of searching for a post you KNOW is on your blog with a highly specific phrase and then not only can this website not find it but tumblr says something fucking stupid like ‘please don’t be mad. please’

honeybooboothefool

dyqe

may i add

scribefindegil

The funniest book-to-movie dialogue change is Gandalf’s whole speech about how he believes that Bilbo and Frodo both were meant to have the Ring, because in the movie he ends it by saying, “And that is an encouraging thought,” and smiling kindly until the scene cuts away but in the book it just goes:

“And that may be an encouraging thought.”

“It is not,” said Frodo.

#lotr #im frodo

bixbiboom

The Backstreet Boys performing I Want It That Way together from each of their homes is exactly what I needed today.

starsandskies-archive

OMGGGGGGG

helila

wherefore-do-i-wont-trespass

how is this different than the Imagine song every one threw a fit about???? That one dude has a whole ass elaborate chandelier hanging behind him????

randomslasher

It’s different because their singing is a product they already know people want.

The problem with the Imagine video wasn’t that “celebrities are rich people!” --we already knew that.

The problem was a group of random celebrities--many of whom are decidedly NOT singers--put out a presumptuous collab that absolutely dripped with the patronizing assumption that it was what we all wanted.

No one asked for it. It wasn’t their song, they didn’t do an especially good job performing it, and it didn’t impart a particularly relevant message (in fact, one could argue it’s almost inappropriate to sing a song about imagining no heaven when people are dying, and many of the survivors are trying to take comfort in their faith).

It’s false sentiment delivered by a group of people who are presuming that a syrupy rendition of a well-known and important (or at least important sounding) song performed by well-known and (in their minds) important people would make all of the unimportant little people feel better during a global pandemic.

It was tone deaf (sometimes literally), it was condescending as fuck, and it painted an unintentionally embarrassing picture of inflated self-importance that was really just a bunch of celebrities trying to stay relevant in this time when they’re not getting the amount of attention they’re all used to.

Backstreet Boys, on the other hand, are a music brand. This is their product. This is what they DO. And the tone of their video is one of “haha, hey, I know we’re not those kids anymore, but here’s some nostalgia we can all laugh at.” They hammed it up, some of them brought their kids into the video, and it was clear throughout all of it they weren’t taking themselves too seriously. They let themselves be the butt of the playful joke, rather than trying to impart a quasi-profound message that wasn’t even theirs to deliver (and didn’t even apply to our current circumstances in any meaningful way).

Musicians offering us their products in videos like this one already have proof that it’s something we want, and they’re doing it to help boost morale and give disappointed fans who are missing out on concerts something for free.

The Imagine video, by contrast, gave us a steaming heap of nothing so a group of celebs could feel self-important and significant during a time when everyone is suddenly realizing that they aren’t.

That’s the difference.