Twittershit and Politipoop

[archibaldcrane]

actually looked into this cause i was curious, theres been a handful of country artists come out as gay, most noteably ty herndon who has had 17 billboard chart hits

and darius rucker been making that black man country for a decade now

times they are a changin'

modern pop country still sucks ass though, even the rap beat with some twang thrown on it, it's not good music

But what if it is done to a sample of an obscure NIN song?

I still haven't heard Trent Reznor's take on OTR

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[archibaldcrane]

Oh wild I didn't realize Reznor was credited as co-writer and co-producer on OTR, and that it was his first and only Billboard #1 song.

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[archibaldcrane]

Man this whole paragraph

According to Rolling Stone, 20-year-old Atlanta rapper Lil Nas X had never heard Nine Inch Nails when he paid $30 for the YoungKio-produced beat to what eventually ended up becoming his viral hit "Old Town Road." But for essentially all of the '90s and '00s, Reznor was the driving force between one of the most consistently successful acts in alternative, industrial rock symphonists Nine Inch Nails. Though the group had some of the era's most recognizable hits on modern rock radio and MTV -- "Head Like a Hole," "Closer," "Hurt" -- they only hit the Hot 100's top 40 once, with 1999's less-remembered, No. 17-peaking "The Day the World Went Away." But now, Reznor and frequent co-composer Atticus Ross are finally credited on the No. 1 song in the country, thanks to "Old Town Road" swiping the rusty guitar scrapes of NIN's 2008 instrumental "34 Ghosts IV."

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[Day]

they only hit the Hot 100's top 40 once

smh my head

[archibaldcrane]

Amazing that Closer never did

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[Zealot]

imagine you had to listen to every heterosexual on the planet tell you they were heterosexual.

You joke but is this not every single song in which the express topic from the singer is interest in the opposite sex?

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[Melena]

Amazing that Closer, Head Like a Hole, Perfect Drug, The Hand That Feeds, and Wish never did

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Fixed plus I'm actually surprised at that. Then again I think Trent never won a grammy either. Though he won an Oscar for The Social Network

[Zealot]

Sin was my jam when I was 15-16.

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[Andalusian girls]

angsty teenage ag listened to Hurt an unhealthy number of times

[Day]

i would have lost money on a bet about closer and perfect drug being in top 40, i dont even remember that day the world went away song wtf

[Mertron]

downward spiral was my first cd, still great

[Mertron]

shoutout to mama dukes for never caring about them parental advisory labels

[Milkster]

*** and ***** are Proud Boys?

https://twitter.com/AntiFashGordon/s...349067274?s=19

[Mertron]

[Mertron]

i would have lost money on a bet about closer and perfect drug being in top 40, i dont even remember that day the world went away song wtf

seems 40 is the cutoff for a reason

also wtf @ the hand that feeds being this high

[Fiye]

I love this expansion

[Fondue]

yo where do I get the pepe costume

[Dimmauk]

NIN is my absolute favorite band. I've seen then 6 times.
I saw Marilyn Manson open for them, I saw NIN open and play with Bowie.





Their cover of Dead Souls and Physical are fantastic.

[Day]

I knew you were cool before the series of strokes

[archibaldcrane]

I grew up with my alt/goth/black trench coat older brother exposing me to pretty wild music since I was like 9 years old. Skinny Puppy, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Kraftwerk, KMFDM, Ministry, weird underground techno (most famously among my friends "Gabber", also shit like super early Moby - "Thousand" was the first Moby song I ever heard) - and then hitting high school he went further back in time to 60's/70's rock and shit while I stayed more current with NIN/Tool/Radiohead/whatever.