Dave Grohl vs Taylor Swift
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Anonymous
You know nothing, Jon Snow. Matty left her. Not the other way around. He doesn’t do hard drugs any more, and he and Taylor probably smoked pot together, or at the very least she knew about it. “You smoked, then ate 7 bars of chocolate.” |
Anonymous
You guys just make stuff up. Here is what Taylor said when she released TTPD: "An anthology of new works that reflect events, opinions and sentiments from a fleeting and fatalistic moment in time - one that was both sensational and sorrowful in equal measure. This period of the author’s life is now over, the chapter closed and boarded up. There is nothing to avenge, no scores to settle once wounds have healed. And upon further reflection, a good number of them turned out to be self-inflicted. This writer is of the firm belief that our tears become holy in the form of ink on a page. Once we have spoken our saddest story, we can be free of it. And then all that’s left behind is the tortured poetry." |
Anonymous
You tried to buy pills …. It’s sad he can’t kick it. |
Anonymous
| Funny that any thread about Taylor becomes overrun with the Matty fan club. |
Anonymous
So he did when he dated Taylor? hmm interesting |
Anonymous
Taylor still did the work and wrote it. Do you credit Patty Boyd for influencing both George Harrison and Eric Clapton? Or do you give the credit solely to the men who wrote their perspective songs? Funny how the man gets the credit even when he doesn't write the songs but, the women get zero credit when they are the inspiration? https://people.com/music/pattie-boyd-reframes-rock-roll-life-muse-george-harrison-eric-clapton/ https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/songs-george-harrison-wrote-pattie-boyd/ https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/78851/layla-real-life-10-songs-written-about-pattie-boyd |
Anonymous
FWIW, Leo gets called out for it all the time |
Anonymous
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I feel dumber for having read this thread.
Grohl's comments were not some huge shot across the bow. He was making a joke *at his own expense* (calling his tour the "Errors Tour") but then also getting the audience at his show pumped for the rock and roll show they paid to come see. That's it. Yes he referenced Swift and you could read an insult into the whole "we play live" thing but someone as successful as Swift should not even register that. Who cares. He was talking to his audience and making a joke. Not giving an in-depth interview to Rolling Stone about his opinions on Taylor Swift. That she "clapped back" by... complimenting and thanking her own band is not an escalation of anything. It's someone doing a very normal think on stage that happens all the time. I think if you have conflicted feelings about any of this or are mad at anyone in this scenario it may be time to seek professional help. There's no there there. |
Anonymous
And he should. He lectures US and then does the absolute worst things. Plus speaking about dating he dates only under 25 years old! What a creep! https://climatefactchecks.org/a-leading-voice-in-the-battle-against-climate-change/ |
Anonymous
Nothing is ever her fault! |
Anonymous
You seem like an angry person who only “researches” the one source that supports their world view. “FFS” “Given the different views on when old age begins, it shouldn’t surprise you to learn that the exact range of middle age is not set in stone either. In general, our age range of “45 to 65” is around the age range generally used to say when middle age supposedly occurs. Polling shows that people may think middle age begins later or earlier depending on who you ask. Statistically speaking, the average life expectancy in the United States is 78.7 years old, which would mean middle age would mathematically begin in an American’s late 30s.” https://www.dictionary.com/e/ageism-terms/ |
Anonymous
Not the same. Taylor purposely did something in Kim Al’s birthday to draw attention away from Kim K. I don’t care that TS was petty because Kim was awful to bully a teenager and call her a snake. But Taylor does release individual tracks and “vault” songs that interfere with other releases and has been asked by her record label not to compete with other ladies on the label. In the old days of The Rolling Stones, were they releasing as many individual tracks as TS does now? I’m not sure it was as common back then but correct me if I’m wrong. Seems like TS is constantly releasing new songs. It’s to the point I can’t keep up with the firehouse but her mega fans do keep up. |
Anonymous
Nerd, nobody thinks middle age is mid 30s. |
Anonymous
she's not in her late 30's so still not middle aged. FFS |
Anonymous
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