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its the end of the rule as we know it
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When Fallout Boy did the cover of We Didn't Start the Fire, all hope was lost.
Was it that bad?
Maybe it’s not everyone’s cup of tea but I love it haha, basically a custom made “This is fine” meme in song form for our generation.
I wish the events were chronological and they missed a few BIG things
But all in all I enjoyed it quite a bit anyways.
I've thought of the 1975's Love It If We Made It as this generation's We Didn't Start The Fire.
gen z didn't need a song to know who started the fire. now we all have anxiety because we're the ones who gotta put it out
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Love It If We Made It
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