>song ends with small applauding
Song ends with small applauding
Jose Richardson
Cameron Morales
>melody from an earlier song comes in on a later song
Matthew Richardson
>The song is split into three tracks
Ethan Long
>implying "one last 'woohoo' for the pullman" isnt a masterpiece
Christopher Nelson
>song has talking before a reprise of the chorus
Carter Phillips
>song ends
Wyatt Morgan
>song ends with some saying thank you
Eli Powell
Ayden Gutierrez
>song contains an uncredited guest artist who is super famous
good luck trying to find the one I mean
Colton Rivera
Right Round by Flo Rida
Charles Williams
>song ends with the artist giving shoutouts to the people who helped make the album
Brody Diaz
travis scott on clique or mercy or new god flow or whatever
Chase Morgan
>song ends with a reverse effect from said song
Liam Brown
>Many of artists songs start with studio talk and laughter
Noah Anderson
>song is in english
>intercut with french poetry
David Morris
>song is actually a parody of another song but none of the """music journalists""" noticed it because they're turbo plebs
Blake Ortiz
>song goes on for slightly too long to be enjoyable more than once every few weeks
Matthew Cook
>song is good
Jack Jackson
>final track references "the end" or says "goodbye"
Easton Clark
Det är inte nog
Connor Perry
Robert Pattinson on "birds" from DG
Zachary Sanchez
>song has applause in the middle of it
>"no no no no, enough"
Henry Campbell
Dave Grohl on the Pick of Destiny
Brings me back to when things were better
Ian Ramirez
>album ends with Hey, it's the bald man and I'm here to tell you why the new Limp Bizkit album is so important. That's because cd's like this one spare you from all the chart topping, teeny bopping disposable happy horseshit that brings up the bile from the back of my neck. I have no time or tolerance for shitty wack acts like that. I wouldn't piss on their cd's to piss out a fire. I'm tired of all those lame ass, tame ass, prefabricated sorry excuses for singers and musicians who don't even write their own songs. What the world needs now is a is a musical revolution. We need some rock, we need something that has balls. We need something with substance, depth, something with soul, some edge, some passion, some power. Shit if it's going to be mellow, fuck man it had better have something, it had better mean something. I'm telling, you gotta hit 'em with something hard, you gotta stick 'em with something Limp, like Limp Bizkit. I'm so fucking tired of this shit that I'm hearing on the radio. Radio SUCKS. The same fucking songs over and over again. All the weak ones, all the disposable crap that isn't gonna matter in 3 months. It's just SHIT, (Hey) it's just crap Fred. Fred I'm telling you there's so much shit going on and we need some new music. What, what, what, what about Limp Bizkit? Limp Bizkit is fucking cool, you guys are cool, the new record is great, but fuck all that other shit! I'm so sick of all that weak shit (Matt calm down, yo, what's up) that's taking up streets and the charts. Fuck that shit Fred I'm outta here. Fuck, dude, fucking Pinfeild is pissed. Oh man I gotta go find that bald bastard. Hey Matt, Matt
Kayden Collins
>uncredited
dude I literally just opened up the wikipedia and his name was there.
Gavin Evans
Vega tables by The Beach Boys has BIGMAN chewing on celery.
Jack Howard
Oh, I thought he went uncredited. Oh well
All that matters is that he was drumming, which is the only thing he should ever do
Christian Hall
Psycho Killer?
Julian Jenkins
>the last song references earlier lyrics in a different context
Zachary Jackson
>woohoohoo!
Jack Johnson
>the last song picks up and mixes musical themes and lyrics from the previous songs on the album
Justin Campbell
Daniel Johnston?
Ian Hill
This is literally the best trope in all of music.
Jose Cox
>song IS applause
youtube.com
Ethan Martin
>song ends with someone saying you're welcome
Liam Bell
Recharging the void :^)
Michael Smith
Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Michael Green
>album ends with mac demarco saying 'thanks for listening'
Ryan Evans
>thread ends with small applause
Aaron Cox
>song ends with random woman screaming rape at the top of her lungs
Xavier Ward
>Album ends with Claude Robert thanking you for spending time with the Gay Parade, hoping you found it enjoyable and wishing to see you again very soon, because they've grown quite fond of you and all agree you make very pleasant company, ending with a reminder that if you ever feel in life the moments of gaiety are too few, you can always come visit them, now that you know the way, and perhaps someday, you'll be able to stay.
Ethan Wright
Paper Mâché Dream Balloon
Levi Richardson
Made me giggle
Dominic Gray
You are a hero
Julian Ortiz
The Greatest Generation