4:30 - Homeless white man sleeping in the garbage next to a dumpster. "It's a white guy that's homeless in LA. Odds are... his family's been in America for hundred of years. And he shouldn't be homeless. We should be paying for his fucking house. We should be paying for his food, his shelter. But instead, we're paying these fucking immigrants to run scams, and the money's not going to him. It's outrageous." So let's get this straight... you and I, the American citizen, can't afford a home and are funding all of this fraud through our taxes. These fraudsters also take up homes and buildings, which drives up the price for all of us. Yet you, Mr/Mrs/They/Them Libtard keep voting for the same politicians who allow this to happen because they point the finger at Trump and call him bad words? You do understand how gullible and easily manipulated that makes you? Wake up! This affects all of us. Hightlighted Comments: - Not just fraud, it also e...
POP PUNK RADIO SHOW: EPISODE 13 "BONUS WEEK" (PPRS-0013)
It's "Bonus Week" at Pop Punk Radio Show. Normally we aim to do at least two episodes per month, but this month we are throwing in an extra episode just because we've had some great submissions recently that we want to share.
Bands and artists featured in this playlist include:
Future Selves, Freedivers, 408, Citizen, We're All Stranded, Paloma, Too Close To Touch / COFRESI, Molchat Doma, Sharks, Lawmaker, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Clayton, Sunset Paradise
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Future Selves from Manchester UK have heard it all before in their debut single "To Hell With It." Freedivers from Barcelona Spain have a rocking little tune that will fill you up with "Ecstasy." You might be begging to get off the ride if you get caught in 408's "Undertow." Citizen is making an early push for Album of the Year on the backs of singles like "Blue Sunday."
In 2021 We're All Stranded, but no one's falling behind thanks to "Single Speed." Paloma will have you feeling again, but only if you hang until "2am." I definitely can't "Complain" about COFRESI's remix of the Too Close To Touch single. I can never tell what Molchat Doma are saying without subtitles, but their visual storytelling often represents their music very well, and "Otveta Net" is no exception.
Sharks have a music video for "Gold" that may or may not have been inspired by the old-school Batman TV show starring Adam West. Lawmaker tell us what it's like to go from working class to "Working Poor." "I Don't Believe In Anything" but it's great to see The Mighty Mighty Bosstones are back with a new album. Clayton will make sure that "Everything Will Turn Out Fine" unless you end up in the "Friendzone" with Sunset Paradise.
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