Did anyone else cry? I have never cried for a celebrity death until now.
>>64747170
I want to so much because it hurts, but I can't. It's like I'm numb.
>thousands die every day
>some make the world a better place for all more than some musician/actor would
>"oh let's mourn that guy"
You stupid fucking Americans and your celebrity-worship.
>>64747170
i cant even name on song of his. this guy was simply famous for being an edgelord
>>64747170
*parp*
>>64747246
pointless post
>>64747170
Who should play him in the inevitable bio pic?
don't really care
>>64747344
You're right. After I made it I immediately regretted the decision. Attempting to educate you fat, stupid Americans on anything is a fruitless and idiotic exercise.
>>64747375
Eddie Redmayne
>>64747375
Based Eddie gonna do it.
>>64747246
>thousands die every day
>only one of them created ziggy stardust
>>64747393
another pointless post. bowie is a britbogng and not even super famous in the US like he is in bongervill and mainland europe
>>64747170
Nope.
>>64747446
>>64747170
dont give a fuck about david bowie, but I did cry when PSH died
>>64747375
Tilda Swinton
>>64747170
yeah. i didn't at first but a moment or two after hearing the news i watched that new lazarus single and it's clear he knew it was coming. cried a lot. not hard or loud, just quiet constant tears for a few minutes.
fuck. david bowie gave me a lot of good memories. karaoke, fireside singalongs when i was seventeen, bartending in a bar where we played vinyl records...every shift was a bowie shift.
Literally who?
I choked up a little listening to Space Oddity earlier on
I was fine until i listened to Starman and then i teared up.
>>64747793
*parp*
>>64747246
>Somebody spends their entire life building a rapport with the public
>Surprised when the public mourns their death
I know the word "autist" gets thrown around a lot here, but fucking hell man, you must be literally autistic not to understand this kind of basic cultural dynamic
