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It's mini, but it has the Strokes in it...
Julian Casablancas, the drunken RPS villiage bicycle epitome of prettiness if you don't count the rest of his band lead singer for the Strokes was asked to write an article about the Velvet Underground for Rolling Stone.
Said article was...less than good.
harnessyourchi posted this on
thestrokes, commonly known as home of the crazy fawning fangirl, with the opening line "Feast your eyes on this literary masterpiece - it almost makes me embarrassed to be a Strokes fan."
radio_scratch also puts it quite well as "Wow.
You know how Julian said if he weren't a musician he'd be a writer?
Well, I'm really glad this whole singing thing worked out for him."
Most of what followed was pretty typical "Oh god, he didn't just write that" ramblings, but a few tiny shining gems of spooge peek through the embarassed rationality, including...
1. "They taught me just to be myself." That sounds like something fat girls say.
2. whats so bad about it? yeah, it sounds as if it were coming from a 7th graders notebook. But, just tell me, whats wrong.
3. I think Julian was just putting his feelings down in a way that everyone could understand. I mean, the people that read Rolling Stone. Or...say...The Strokes livejournal. He's smarter than probably anyone here believes him to be. Maybe "smart" isn't even the word. It's something beyond being smart. Attached seems more accurate. You people are fucking retards for saying he's an illiterate drunk...or whatever the fuck you hipsters say he is. Go listen to The Vines and keep quiet if you're gonna put my man Jules down. (Which has the addition of a following thread)
And, the one bit that raises this from just mildly funny to fall-down hi-fucking-larious...
Awwe. I think it is good. Of course, right now I am supposed to be writing an 8 page English paper due tommorow in which I might have 2 lines actually finished. :/
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's tiny. But go over, if only for the article itself, the two pages of comments, and
strokette88's inexplicable ramblings about Britney's "Tigg'ole biddies."