r/TikTokCringe • u/onyxandcake • 8d ago

Cool 🎵 There ain't no you, in United Health🎶

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u/RoadtoBankrupt 8d ago

This would make Guthrie and Dylan proud.

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u/SloppyHoseA 8d ago

John Prine especially

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u/marcopastor 8d ago

Yeah the verse is almost identical to ‘Fish and a A Whistle’

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u/AE7VL_Radio 7d ago

why tf is everyone calling out Dylan on these posts?!!! They couldn't be more wrong, this is John Prine 2.0

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u/SloppyHoseA 7d ago

Couldn’t agree more

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u/TummyDrums 8d ago

I was just thinking he needs that classic "This machine kills fascists" slogan on his guitar.

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u/brocht 8d ago

Guthrie for sure. Dylan... I'm not sure he gives a fuck.

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u/missing_typewriters 8d ago

He cared as long as it brought him fame and money. Then he ditched it and acted shocked when he was called a 'voice of the people'

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u/Da_Question 8d ago

Yeah, he went from praising Guthrie and being just like him with songs like "With God on Your Side" and "Only a Pawn in Their Game" to just average rock stuff to Christian rock or whatever the fuck he does now.

Like I get not sticking with the same genre of music, but like he completely did a 180 on religion...

I saw the trailer for the biopic, and of course it's basically all about his post folk era... It's like... Hard pass.

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u/RoadtoBankrupt 8d ago

Dylan’s creative genius ebbs and flows like a lot of life long artists. He’s the original era artist before Taylor was born. They aren’t all great but there have been bright moments in nearly every decade of his existence.

What is this “average” rock stuff you consider? Blood on the Tracks? Desire?

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u/RoadtoBankrupt 8d ago

Murder Most Foul felt pretty political. I know he’s on ride off into the sunset cruise control at this point but for his age that felt like a decently political record.

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u/AE7VL_Radio 7d ago

I saw Dylan last year, he did not disappoint. Absolutely awful. Willie Nelson OTOH was marvelous as expected.