Melancholyball
DOMINIC MAH@dommah thinking out loud about moodswings, popculture culture, pop music, karaoke, casinos, superheroes, asian americanishness
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Here's A Song For Kamala Harris Because Wow, Is That Election Happening
Here’s a song from our indie pop group 12 Valentines, drawing from the text of Kamala Harris’s acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention 2024.
On Pop Songs, Gaga, Comic Books, Magic Words, Concept Albums
PLOT TWIST, for the plot to be described in the next paragraph: Lady Gaga just announced she’ll be releasing a concept album to accompany her performance as Harley Quinn in the upcoming sequel Joker: Folie à Deux. The album is titled Harleq...
I'm Geeked To Vote For Kamala Harris For President, Here's Why:
It’s a little goofy to start the argument with the observation that Kamala Harris can form whole sentences, think critically, and speak to a person without insulting their existence, but if the Republicans insist on running a guy who can’t ...
I'm Trying to Keep My Sense of Humor About the 2024 Election, But:
Last Saturday, someone fired shots at Trump in a public place, killing a man in the process, and that ain’t good. That is, in every sense, bad news.
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