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feddit.uk

What's his website? That's a millennial take, from before we merged the entire internet to live in two second soundbites on Twitter, Insta and Tiktok.

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Exactly. "kids these days" don't even know what a website is, all they know are apps.

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edricreply

I’ve personally gotten more “what’s his/her/your insta?” than tiktok.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

I can't tell if this shirt is outdated or could have made more sense by losing the website part and adding "his YouTube channel?". I may be missing the joke all together. Fuck I'm getting old.

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lemmy.world

You’re not wrong. Nobody has ever responded to a music recommendation with “what’s their website” before.

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I think that just makes it a shirt that I want to own. That and "kids these day"

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Yeah, that is the joke. It’s kinda like The Pack type humor in that it’s mocking how out of touch the demographic that would usually make this kind of complaint is. Modern jazz musician culture is a whole lot of meta-absurdist humor.

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weird. His estate doesn't have a site to sell tacky t shirts and mugs with his face or something?

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mander.xyz

True story...Louis Armstrong was actually Disney's first choice to voice King Louie, but they decided against it due to the racist implications of having a black man voice an ape character. I think Louis Prima was a better fit anyway, he had a manic energy and is a little bit sarcastic and mean, where Louis Armstrong was just a very nice man

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lemmy.world

Welcome millenial, whats a website? Explain the thing of the past!

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