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snailstrailz

Had to

There’s only one race, the human race 👋 WHAT ABOUT PISTON CUP

#pixar cars

saintvln

something about my (checks notes) 62nd cars rewatch snapped something in me

#pixar cars

below-average-fangirl

can you or anyone explain to me why vincent kills the guy in the insanely busy club and just starts shooting? dont hitmen wait until there are fewer people? he literally did just that with the jazz club scene only to just go bull in a china shop with the next hit.

Hey anon,

@power-chords and @indifferentvincent can likely give a more illuminating answer to this than me, but I will give it a go.

The shooting in the nightclub is a culmination of Vincent becoming more and more reckless as the night escalates. He may have waited for the jazz bar to empty before shooting Daniel, but he will be remembered by the waitress whom he asked to invite Daniel over to his table.

And his killing of Daniel causes Vincent to spiral further into carlessness because he then claims the visit to Max’s mother, who will also be able to identify him, is because it will break Max’s routine if he doesn't go, and people may begin to look for him. But all Max had to do was call his mother, make up some excuse, and Vincent could have carried on with his job.

As the night wears on, it becomes less about doing the job with any kind of stealth to avoid getting caught and more about Vincent grappling with who he is. His focus is simply on getting the job done because he doesn't know what else he can do.

#movies

bilover

if i bring a book someplace it doesn't necessarily mean i want to read it mayb i just want to take her on a walk. Get her some fresh air and a change of scenery

#other posts

trvelyans-archive

just cried so hard laughing at these images i nearly threw up

#william core

hustlerose

if you don’t use bandcamp, i’d really encourage you to spend some time there. there’s millions of artists on there putting out great material, a lot of which never even makes 1 sale, or breaks 10 plays

if you’re new to the site, the front page is a good place to start. you can pick a genre and scroll thru it. by default it puts popular stuff up front, but i’d suggest looking at new releases

most albums have a “music you’ll also love” section at the bottom of the page, so you can start from one thing and go down a rabbit hole. you can find whole scenes this way

or look at the genre tags that don’t show up on the front page! find a sub-subgenre and explore something you’ve definitely never heard before. what’s furrycore? dreamcore? post-hyperpop? progressive extreme metal? melodic juke?

bandcamp also tags music by location. what are ppl in your city making?

going out of your way to find new music can make an artist’s day, or turn you on to something you wouldn’t normally go for. think about it

hustlerose

i didnt mention one of the site’s biggest selling points, which is that the money u spend on there goes directly to the artist. bandcamp gets a 30% cut, which is beyter than any other deal out there. definitely better than the 99.99% cut spotify takes.

but that was on purpose. i wanna let ppl know that bandcamp is the place to be, as a music fan, if you want to hear underground independent music

bandcamp is kinda in danger of being only used by musicians. like an extension of the joke abt irl gigs: it’s just a bunch of musicians handing each other 20 dollar bills.

to me, as someone who loves the wierd, edgy side of electronic music, bandcamp is more than that. it’s where u go to be part of music scenes in the internet era. especially post 2020

indie musicians and laptop musicians and garage musicians and local musicians are making the best damn songs youve never heard rn

thequeensthroat

you can also plug your spotify playlists into this tool called Merch Table to find artists on there who have bandcamps — it’s a great way to get started owning and compensating artists for the music you already listen to and love!

flyttadigs

another important tidbit is bandcamp fridays! on these designated days, 93% of your money reaches the label/ artist. when you buy on any other day, an average of 82% reaches the label/ artist. already awesome and made even BETTER on bandcamp fridays.

isitbandcampfriday.com has a timer for when the next BC friday is!

#save