Just like the music they’ll never put in an advertisement. Also, don’t watch advertisements.
WHY YOU LYIN’ ON YO DICK, LYIN ON YO DICK!!
Big Klit is safe to listen to. You’re probably never going to hear Facefuk on a Garnier commercial.
Lick off the shot, my stories shock ya like Ellison
Mainline adrenaline, Gaza to Tienanmen
From the basement I’m dwellin’ in
I cock back the sling to stone a settler
Breaks him off clean, call me the upsetter
Here comes the hands on the leashes, the cross
The capital, the pale families, the fear, and the mouthpieces
The single sista lynch, the cell doors crash
The master’s drums echo, echo, echo
Are you experiencing unwanted echoes or sound reflections in your studio?
Install YGM acoustic foam today
Removed by mod
Even so. To get to my music, you’d have to change out a LOT of swear words
Exactly, plenty of genres to choose from in the spawn menu. I too chose to like niche artists only.
The advantage of listening to non ad friendly music.
Not an ad, but “Ding fries are done…” has ruined one of my favorite holiday songs.
Would you like an apple pie with thaa-at?
I can’t listen to You Spin Me Round by Dead or Alive anymore. Although, that’s not related to an ad…
I hate that I immediately got this.
Oh, oh, ohhh ozempic!
Auto parts, YOW!
wait wrong song-
you’re saying you used to like the original?
They stole that jingle from O’reilly auto parts.
Don’t watch ads then.
I used to like diamonds and guns by the transplants, now it makes me want to wash my hair.
Oddly enough that commercial is how I discovered that song and I still listen to it to this day.
I can’t listen to Mary On A Cross anymore
That was never one of their best songs anyways.
Wait, what was it in?
You may or may not be aware of composer Aaron Copland. You’ve probably heard his work, or something inspired by it, at some point. In fact, if you remember the 90’s (edit: in the US) you most certainly know one of his works, from the Rodeo suite. Specifically “Hoe-down”. You just associate it with a particular food
Just past the 1 minute mark is where it gets real familiar
I was born on the eighties and remember the nineties. The music sounds vaguely familiar but, even after the one minute mark, I have no association for it.
Beef, it’s what’s for dinner
Thank you for the information.
edit: I played this for my similarly aged wife and she said “is that from an ad?” but couldn’t identify which one.
