I love every single thing about this & this concert. Been watching since 1997. I can't believe how long it's been going!
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honest to god thought Geddy Lee was dead
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ok
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do you mean Rush joins Matt Stone
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https://c.tenor.com/sWQu_pBYT1kAAAAC/pointing-wojak.gif
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can't stand South Park but seeing Primus, Rush, and Ween perform on the same show is inherently cool. I just can't fundamentally dislike anything where Primus and Rush jam together, it's in my blood
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South Park is one of the worst things ever made right next to leaf blowers and SUVs.
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I never really thought about how stupid a leaf blower is
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You could tell even Les was fanboying a little bit at getting to perform with Geddy and Alex.
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"South Park is one of the worst things ever made right next to leaf blowers and SUVs".
Drugs are bad, mmkay? You shouldn't do drugs.
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You could tell even Lifeson was fanboying a little bit at getting to perform with Geddy.
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Really weird to think that U2, Rush, and Primus toured together but this show just seals the latter two as a canon friendship.
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"South Park is one of the worst things ever made right next to leaf blowers and SUVs."
Sometimes, instead of uttering complete embarrassing nonsense, one can remain quiet.
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larp
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Classic South Park was great. You're lying to yourself if you didn't absolutely love it as a kid
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If only we took these lyrics as gospel
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"You're lying to yourself if you didn't absolutely love it as a kid"
sry american hegemony enjoyer, not everyone actually grew up in the us.
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lol I like South Park now. Fuck the haters
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First few seasons of SP were/are still dope. The NAMBLA episode is my personal counter to the “if it’s dated, it’s inherently not funny” argument you occasionally see with TV shows. There were stupid political takes in the earlier seasons too, sure, but they were usually kind of far in between the more light-hearted episodes.
Now the show just serves as Trey’s personal expensive version of Twitter, which is one thing but to add onto it he stopped writing jokes like forever ago and the animation team makes zero attempt to make the art style cohesive so it’s ugly as shit to boot. I saw that first COVID special a while back and man that shit sucked.
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I’m not as crazy about it as I used to be but man those earlier seasons had some classics. Even some of the new ones are good.
Randy strangling Winnie the Pooh in that Band in China episode had me in tears.
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@Flugmorph I always thought the idea of South Park airing in other continents as weird. it’s such an American show that (especially now) relies on our pop culture so much that half of the appeal would be gone if you’re watching it from the point of view of like, a European or something.
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wtf are you people on about? south park has overall, only improved with time.
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The season that Garrison ran for President was the last one I watched but man that was some funny shit.
The debate with Clinton had me in stitches.
“Oh fuck oh fuck why the fuck did it have to be her?”
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@supercoolguy you do realise how much american media is consumed outside the states, right? your take is kinda undermining tbh
"sry american hegemony enjoyer" this one is just as bad
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True, but American culture is still inherently different in the sense that it wallows in its trashiness so watching shit like Barba Streisand turning into Godzilla to destroy some redneck small town is going to come across as random and unfunny to someone who has only a vague idea and a lack of interest of any of the subjects involved
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best band ever agreed m/
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I’m English and I’ve been watching South Park since I was around 10 years old when it was first out - I remember staying up ever week to watch season 3 when it premiered in the UK.
South Park is enjoyed across the whole world, there was rarely anything too American for me to follow even as a kid.
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fam you're literally the closest one can be culturally to the US as a british person
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That’s a pretty sweeping statement. The culture is pretty wildly different in San Francisco to Texas to Aldershot where I’m from just outside London but I’m sure South Park has fans all over these places.
Some a little bit country, some a little bit rock n roll. (That won’t make much sense if you don’t watch South Park).
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adults engaging in discourse about the quality of media aimed children and teenagers makes me want to hook my eyes up to a car battery via jumper cables. Anyway, the performance was wholesome
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ah yes animated media is for children only, sry.
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Or for those whose imagination hasn't been atrophied by... you know.. everything
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Shit man, I need to be more careful regarding what topics I engage in discourse on
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"best band ever agreed m/"
This was all that needed to be said tbh
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Remember that episode with Radiohead?
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Yeah Kenny exploding and Micky Mouse goading Randy into having sex with a bat is definitely child-friendly content.
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this was fucking awesome, look at all the people who can't stop smiling at these geezers, man this must've been magical
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Beefshoes - I can’t even hear Creep anymore without thinking of Cartman and Ned’s duet
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some pretty cringy takes on south park here lol
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Damn, Geddy and Alex get on stage together for the first time in 7 years, and all y'all wanna do is argue about South Park?
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epic
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I'd prefer to talk about that episode of TPB with Alex Lifeson.
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he's a fucking legend for doing that
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Great to see Geddy and Aex together again. This was fun as hell.
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