'I'm contemplating yelling 'bombs away' on the game / Like I'm outside of an Ariana Grande concert waiting,' he raps. In the second track on his surprise album, 'Music to be Murdered By,' Eminem compares himself to terrorists like Osama Bin Laden and Salman Ramadan Abedi, the suicide bomber who killed 22 people at Ariana Grande's 2017 Manchester concert. 'Unaccommodating' is the second track on 'Music to be Murdered By,' released on January 17, 2020.Įminem has never been one for sensitivity, but most everyone agreed that 'Unaccommodating' took it too far. 'Tolerate It' ends with retreat and quiet resignation: 'I sit and watch you.' It's the kind of emotional kill shot that Swift does better than anyone else.

'What would you do if I / Break free and leave us in ruins? / Took this dagger in me and removed it? / Gain the weight of you and lose it / Believe me, I could do it,' she cries out, making her pain more palpable than ever.īut the fury isn't enough to defeat the devotion. You can feel her slowly going mad.īut in classic Swiftian fashion, she does not settle for the subtle genius, crafting a crescendo-like bridge that falls into the ferocious final chorus. I can see the narrator as clearly as I might see an actor onstage: glancing up from her book to watch her partner read, polishing plates in the kitchen, setting the table for a romantic dinner. The song's quiet, simmering passion is poignant enough. It hurts me in ways I had forgotten I could be hurt.

'Tolerate It' was released less than one month ago and it's already one of my favorite Swift songs of all time. The film made its premiere at the 2011 Slamdance Film Festival and did get a limited theatrical release this past April.īut now our cousins across the Big Bond will get their chance to see the film, now that it's been announced that Showbox Media will release the film in the U.K., on Blu-ray, on November 12th.'Tolerate It' is the fifth track on 'Evermore,' released on December 11, 2020. Of course the hook is whether it's all real or a fake mockumenatry (I'm convinced the latter) it has its defenders, usually those who like to ' keep it real,' and suburban wanna-be-hip nerdy white guys who think this is THE AUTHENTIC BLACK EXPERIENCE. It's the little movie that could or if you prefer, the little ratchet movie that could.īy now, you know the premise is about an ' Atlanta robbery boy and crack dealer, Curtis Snow, who steals a camera from some college kids in a dope deal and made a documentary about his life.' Anyone who regularly follows S & A, knows that we chronicled Damon Russell's docu( or mocku)drama, Snow on Tha Bluff, more times than we can count.

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