Whether it’s the Top 10 Solos by Ace Frehley or the Top 10 Feel Good Hits of the Summer, you’re leaving with an impression. Is that a surprise? It’s a collection of someone’s opinions on an easy-to-swallow topic. These days, lists have become synonymous with identity. Don’t ask.) Because of this difficult and remarkable situation, we turn to “the list.” But that takes patience, which comes with time. (Sometimes we try to just say, “Oh, fuck it” and ignore you. That’s why we try to be on our toes at all times, ready for criticism and on the defensive. We’re quick to pass judgment within seconds. That’s how society works these days – at least our online culture here. Do you have an underrated band next to an acceptable mainstream group? Is your bio too long or too short? Are you quirky without trying too hard? Do you look chubby in your profile photo?ĭon’t shake your head. It’s the runoff from our Facebook culture, where identity depends on how well your profile looks. Anything that takes longer than 30 seconds isn’t worth your time.
The idea of learning about someone through conversation, or even something as rudimentary as spending time together, is so “old-fashioned” and so “passe.” Nope. But more on that in a second.įor now, try and imagine the culture we live in. (That is, if you’re even taking the time to read this.) But, think about it: You love these lists. We do, too. The greatest albums…of all time? Are they nuts? Where do they get the nerve? Wait ’til they hear my piece of mind! All thoughts racing through your temples right now.
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