Morrissey goes hard AF

[Nemesis]

Morrissey is a known racist .... fukk him


Johnny Marr >>>>

 

[Unknown Poster]

He was a real fukkboi for that comment but I still admire his work. One of the few artists who can express melancoly with a real sense of authenticity know? Until he says something about nikkaS Im #teamMorrissey

Btw...the queen is dead is my favorite smiths album....classic from front to back.

 

[Unknown Poster]

I like the Smiths/Morrisey, but I a bigger fan of Tears for Fears and Depeche Mode.

Repped.

Love all thse groups.

 

[Larry Lobster]

Another cac trash pretending to be black...

 

[Mr.Big Meat McGee]

Another cac trash pretending to be black...

 

[Larry Lobster]

op is a cac

 

[WaveGang]

Morrissey is a known racist .... fukk him


Johnny Marr >>>>

reciepts

 

[Chichi Manietzsche]

op is a cac

No Im not. Let Morrissey into your heart breh

Btw...the queen is dead is my favorite smiths album....classic from front to back.

The Boy With The Thorn In His Side
I Know Its Over
There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
Entire album is incredible from start to finish, but my favorite has always been Strangeways, Here We Come. Paint A Vulgar Picture is and will forever be the jam.

You're my favorite new poster.

 

[Nemesis]

reciepts

From a 1986 interview


Moz: "Reggae, for example, is to me the most racist music in the entire world. It's an absolute total glorification of black supremacy... There is a line when defense of one's race becomes an attack on another race and, because of black history and oppression, we realise quite clearly that there has to be a very strong defence. But I think it becomes very extreme sometimes."
"But, ultimately, I don't have very cast iron opinions on black music other than black modern music which I detest. I detest Stevie Wonder. I think Diana Ross is awful. I hate all those records in the Top 40 - Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston. I think they're vile in the extreme. In essence this music doesn't say anything whatsoever."

Interviewer: But it does, it does. What it says can't necessarily be verbalised easily. It doesn't seek to change the world like rock music by speaking grand truths about politics, sex and the human condition. It works at a much more subtle level - at the level of the body and the shared abandon of the dancefloor. It won't change the world, but it's been said it may well change the way you walk through the world.

Moz: "I don't think there's any time anymore to be subtle about anything, you have to get straight to the point. Obviously to get on Top Of The Pops these days, one has to be, by law, black. I think something political has occurred among Michael Hurl and his friends and there has been a hefty pushing of all these black artists and all this discofied nonsense into the Top 40. I think, as a result, that very aware younger groups that speak for now are being gagged."

Interviewer: You seem to be saying that you believe that there is some sort of black pop conspiracy being organised to keep white indie groups down.

Moz: "Yes, I really do."

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

He was a real fukkboi for that comment but I still admire his work. One of the few artists who can express melancoly with a real sense of authenticity know? Until he says something about nikkaS Im #teamMorrissey

Are u dat fukking STUPID lady???

If he said that about Chinese ..god can only imagine what he thinks about YOUR BLACK AZZ

Just read his statements about immigration into America

FUKK A MORRISEY

AND FUKK ANYBODY THAT SUPPORTS HIM

 

[Killakidkano]

Joy Division >>>>>>>>> the smiths

 

[YourMumsRoom]

....well that was a #threadturnaround if Ive ever seen one.

 

[010101]

been rocking to this on loop


#hofh anthem


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[keepemup]

 

[Chichi Manietzsche]

Drunk again on this fine Sunday evening