Retroactive Oscar for "Teenage Dirtbag" in One Direction's seminal concert-doc "This Is Us" 2020
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Retroactive Oscar for "Teenage Dirtbag" in One Direction's seminal concert-doc "This Is Us" 2020
i’m deep in youtube right now
old one direction fans...
I just listened to BSE and just...all their voices (especially Zayn's voice), their harmonies and high notes.... really hit me. I used to follow them properly back in school (until I was about 19) and then life got busier...and they too disbanded....I haven't listened to their songs in years.
And just... listening to this really hit me. We've all....grown. Things are getting old. A simple song made me thing of ~6 years back. My life was so different, everyone and everything was so different. I kind of dislike the passage of time in this regard. When nostalgia hits, it really makes me sad even though there's nothing sad.
I do hope people aren't judged for liking 1D anymore. That is one aspect I'd love to see a change about lol.
Anyways, a very long post but yeah. Things have changed. The song was a throwback in an almost literal sense. I hope the boys and all the nice fans are doing well.
Edit: I just watched a live performance of that song and I have actual tears. Why do nostalgic things make me sad? There's nothing sad about this. Idk why remembering old things makes me so emotional.
𝒽𝑜𝓂𝑒 (i do not own these clips or audio!!) editor:ccp song: call me by 90sflav
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Wherein comedian Lauren Lapkus becomes One of Us due to the overwhelming gravitational pull of the Teenage Dirtbag video.
THEY PUT THE THIS IS US FILM ON NETFLIX IN AUSTRALIA I CAN DIE HAPPY
are there any movies/shows that made you who you are today when you were a child??
Quite a few, yes :)
Night at the Museum was always one of my fav movies. I was always interested in museum history and ancient egypt and all that jazz so it just fueled that fire even more.
Also a ton of disney movies. I would replay the hell out of Frozen lmaooo. My mom was probably soooo sick of it istg.
Obviously also This is Us (the 1D documentary) has always and forever will be a comfort movie of mine. Pretty sure I watched it so much that I know it word-for-word 🙃 Was planning to watch it again sooner or later but with all thats happened recently I CANNOT bring myself to it because i'm gonna start ugly crying haha.
Ty for the askk. Do you have any? <3