
Hi, I'm William A. Ferguson, that Substack musician. You might remember me from such songs as "Fuck Your Pronouns", "You Can Pee Next To Me", "The Rot Dog Blues" and "Ain't I A Woman?"
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If you don’t have anything nice to say about the trans movement these days… come sit next to me.
I took that exact energy and turned it into a song — and I just sang the hell out of it myself.
It kicked off from my GIF reply, that flat “…...
Friends,
You’ve seen the pattern by now. Hollywood takes a beloved, male-driven action franchise that millions of people actually enjoyed — and decides it needs a “modern” makeover. Swap the guys for women, inject some lectures, and hope t...
Ed. note: I had originally hid this behind a paywall for my paying subscribers and, while that version was “okay”, it wasn’t great and certainly not up to my standards. I have decided I could do better.
Yarrrrr me Substack mateys!
If...
In 2026, getting canceled isn’t always a tragedy — sometimes it’s just free publicity with a side of comedy.
Some time ago, a concerted effort kicked off to get my Substack taken down. Someone (allegedly) started a petition, rallied the tr...
The new acoustic take is based directly off the original 9/8 audio seed — the same foundational groove and odd-meter pulse that drove the full version.
Instead of building it out with drums, bass, or extra layers, I stripped it back to the...
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Hi, I'm William A. Ferguson, the first GC musician on Substack. You might remember me from such songs as "Hare Triggered" and "You Can Pee Next To Me". BRA \ud83d\udc07
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