Confession: I really like this normie song

[aswellfella]

 

[AutistSupremacist]

I don't listen to normie music

 

[pixy.BITCOINBASTARD]

I also like a lot of normalfag songs. Including one from the same album

View: https://youtu.be/7uf8xkknCxQ?si=amJF4tWyP5Ep7M4e

 

[Da_Yunez]

I also like a lot of normalfag songs. Including one from the same album

View: https://youtu.be/7uf8xkknCxQ?si=amJF4tWyP5Ep7M4e

Theres some normie songs that are guilty pleasures.

 

[WØLF]

I also like a lot of normalfag songs. Including one from the same album

View: https://youtu.be/7uf8xkknCxQ?si=amJF4tWyP5Ep7M4e

Do we share the same brain cell? I’ve always liked this song too.

 

[pixy.BITCOINBASTARD]

Do we share the same brain cell?

may b

Do we share the same brain cell? I’ve always liked this song too.

I mean it was a pretty popular song tbf. The music video it had was pretty cool.

 

[WØLF]

may b

Apart from Starboy (obviously), I haven't revisited this album since its release in 2016. Listening to the song now, I'm realizing how borderline based and blackpilled the lyrics truly are.

 

[La Grande Kanga]

I also like a lot of normalfag songs.

Same, I listen to old-as-balls tiktok songs every now and then

 

[WØLF]

I mean it was a pretty popular song tbf. The music video it had was pretty cool.

You're right. The Weeknd is literally the 4th most streamed music artist of all time. Forgive me for being presumptuous.

Things take several deadly turns in the cinematic video for The Weeknd’s latest thriller, “False Alarm.” The song has been described by critics as a dance-punk and electro-rock track.

Filmed from a first-person point of view, the gritty and explicit clip, directed by Ilya Naishuller, the director behind first-person cyber-action film Hardcore Henry, will keep you on the edge of your seat—sending the viewer through a bank robbery turned into high-speed chase with guns blazing. It begins with a parental advisory warning for "explicit content" and "graphic violence." It is not an exaggeration: The video features very bloody, very violent scenes.

In the end, the captive sweetheart with lovable eyes turns out to be no victim. After all is said and done, and after much blood is shed, she walks away with the dough.

All we’re left with is The Weeknd, who’s got one more bullet to shoot.

Just in time for Halloween, unleash the gory visual below, at your own risk.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CW5oGRx9CLM

 

[pixy.BITCOINBASTARD]

Things take several deadly turns in the cinematic video for The Weeknd’s latest thriller, “False Alarm.” The song has been described by critics as a dance-punk and electro-rock track.

Filmed from a first-person point of view, the gritty and explicit clip, directed by Ilya Naishuller, the director behind first-person cyber-action film Hardcore Henry, will keep you on the edge of your seat—going through a bank robbery turned into high-speed chase with guns blazing. It begins with a parental advisory warning for "explicit content" and "graphic violence." It is not an exaggeration: The video features very bloody, very violent scenes.

In the end, the captive sweetheart with lovable eyes turns out to be no victim. After all is said and done, and after much blood is shed, she walks away with the dough.

All we’re left with is The Weeknd, who’s got one more bullet to shoot.

Just in time for Halloween, unleash the gory visual below, at your own risk.

I will never find it not funny that one of the most well know black users on this site constantly steals random articles and comments.
Bro is not breaking the stereotype allegations

 

[Chang.Beijing]

I like some normie songs too, even rap sometimes

 

[SubhumanGamer]

Why does he sound so gay?

 

[hopeless_cel]

Edgemaster is my saint

 

[aswellfella]

Why does he sound so gay?

He's doing the bruno mars thing. High Pitched Falsetto + Audio mixing