sharing the same roots: a tribute
if you haven't read Sharing the Same Roots by @multifandomhoodies then you're missing out. 10/10 recommend reading the whole series. love these dudes.
sharing the same roots: a tribute
if you haven't read Sharing the Same Roots by @multifandomhoodies then you're missing out. 10/10 recommend reading the whole series. love these dudes.
puppy's gonna need a smoke and a drink and a solid brick to the head ok?
the degree that parents of young children seem to think Baby Shark came out of nowhere astounds me. this is a DECADES-OLD camp song, that has spanned generations.
i am not a parent of a young child but i worked at summer camps for years and let me tell you before it was ruined by parents of young children baby shark was the most fun camp song ever. kids went buckwild over baby shark. but then it had to be commercialized. you ruined it. yall motherfuckers stay away from the bear song or we’ll have words
#part of the problem w/ commercializing camp songs#other than you know Everything#is that it canonizes a specific version#one of the best parts of baby shark was that every camp had slightly different versions#does the singer die and go to hell?#are they reincarnated as a shark?#are they left as a concsious severed head bobbing in the waves?#it was different each time it was sung and its fucking beautiful
I think maybe Children’s camp and schoolyard songs are the last, true, “folk music,” by the strictest definition.
Weird and wonderful compilation of strange bird noises.
Jeez, volume LOW on this one to start with.
And who the hell gave the shoebill the machine gun?!