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That Cardiel one was the first episode of Epicly Later’d iirc. Great memories of watching these and waiting for them to come out

Except Cardiel he has top tier reggae knowledge. Saw him DJ at the Vans store in the mall when I was 18

I dunno I just dislike Palace as a brand and almost all brands and don’t respect skateboarders’ taste. They used to have cutting edge music taste pre-Web 2.0 but they are really dumb and I hate when they think they’ve caught on to things, its always really bait stuff, entry level selection

My good buddy @ver$hy ver$h has great taste and warms my very sensitive heart he made this thread which we discussed over intimate private messages

Old friend of mine just had a short part come out, amazing skater @ver$hy ver$h might dig his moves. Ultimately I don’t think jungle really works in skate videos (the tempo save for precise editing but also the drama of the music usually can’t be matched and overpowers the footage) but never...

@thirdform I hear you like this track as well, listening to your mix

Funny how much the second writer wants us to know she travels

One of my favorites ever. Best switch ups. Bassline at 1:25 is like when a cartoon character bashes their own head with a hammer. This guy was on fire

Lloydie was early on the scene

Very beautiful. The rap bits are endearing

Fucking top, flawless execution

He did a remix of it in '93, quite faithful to the original just sped up a tad.

Ragga jungle tekno madness!

You’ll be disappointed in me

Beyond all that there’s clearly something like “toxic femininity.” But that’s sort of The Substance level consciousness, isn’t it. It’d be like saying the movie was misogynist for making Margaret Qualley’s character seem like the bad guy for shamelessly embodying and exploiting herself as the...

Silly insofar as attacking masculinity or femininity as constructs isn’t bigoted. They’re trying to describe a generalized condition of dependency, self-destructiveness, corporeal adherence to the norm, duty to appearance, etc. and that power is maternal-controlling rather than...

I thought that one was the least interesting too. Youth and femininity are commodities. Sex sells. Advertising is manipulative and reflects society’s crisis of values. Same old rage against the machine imo. But I did enjoy some of the quotations from what I can remember. Ads are funny

Sure a pallid pop offering for a phenomenal year but I like this track

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