

Boy George’s Very Strange Spiral
When Boy George released an AI-generated reggae Zionist fight song last month, I was not shocked. That’s only because the 1980s queer pop icon and “Karma Chameleon” singer quietly directed his ire at me (ME!) a few months earlier. How did such a legendary countercultural figure resort to… whatever this is? Today,…

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“As someone who remembers every moment of the 80s ... I just can't with this. The middle-aged C list celebrity to fascist pipeline is *crazy.*”
“It’s like Matt knows what I’ve been doing deep dives on and he said here you go, you chronically online bisexual.”
“Saw a headline like “Boy George released an AI Reggae Pro-Zionist song” the other day and immediately knew there would be a feature-film length video on this channel about it”
“Reggae is one of, if not the most pro peace, anti violence genres in existence. To hear him defend a genocide to a Reggae beat is one of the most dissonant things I've ever experienced.”
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