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fascinated by this racist ai slop instagram account that Clive Martin shared. dont think ive ever seen 90s bnp aesthetic crossed with the type of music that was everywhere in the mid-2010s where you knew they just wanted to be on xl records more than anything

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This is 100x more aesthetic than anything the Hindutva ecosystem has managed to create in 12 years with all their AI slop and Bollywood takeover, and it was made by a largely Christian (not exclusively) crew. And we’re supposed to believe that “Abrahamics are erasing Hindu roots,” that non-Hindu Malayalis are merely guests in their own home, and that somehow Gujaratis have more rights over Onam than they do.

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some of the songs Liam wrote himself and it clearly was a cry for help but they never allowed him to release the music he actually wrote and wanted. this is how the real Liam Payne sounds and this is his type of music that was supposed to be shared with the world.
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some of the songs Liam wrote himself and it clearly was a cry for help but they never allowed him to release the music he actually wrote and wanted. this is how the real Liam Payne sounds and this is his type of music that was supposed to be shared with the world.

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