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bratty-metalhead · 1 year
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Congrats on the win and way to kick ass, Tobias! Let’s take a minute to appreciate Ghost, shall we?
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lanamyqueen · 15 days
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Lana Del Rey attending Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy gala in January 2020
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shitty-goose-quack · 2 months
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jasontoddsguns · 1 year
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READ LIKE A DR SUESS BOOK:
Music as an art form- no longer true.
Just a performance of connections, champagne, and chocolate fondue.
Politics, stars, money, and wealth-
Glorifying destructive behavior is the new mental health!
In a halo of fire like a star in the sky,
A person pretends to be a god- up so very high.
Adopting orphans, donating charity, and eating McDonald’s- all just for show.
(Never asks how many taxes they owe)
Sleeze balls, perverts, and douchebags, all dressed up in glittering gold-
Lauding each other for “breaking the mold”
So disconnected, their words aren’t even their own.
“Why can’t I tweet what I want?“ they moan.
I wonder, when you have it all- can you no longer recognize your own (fucking) gall?
Sure, power corrupts- that’s true.
But fame makes you sniff glue.
Maybe we should just get up and leave!
and finally see what we ourselves can achieve.
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theturquoisecat13 · 1 year
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@taylorswift
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tsailemoni · 2 months
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In 1968 the Beatles won their first and only album of the year Grammy for “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.” / PA Images, via Getty Images
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bigassbox321 · 2 months
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shes insane. oh my god. shes actually insane. im going to go insane. what the fuck. she announced it so casually. my mom ordereed the vinyl. im going to throw up. is this even real. what the fuck.
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rach-amber · 2 months
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She will be remembered by her insane moves in her album announcements
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@taylorswift we love you so much. We can't thank you enough for all your hardwork.
(I literally felt better when I heard the news after having high fever for 3 days straight. This is spiritual medicine no joke)
Me: *wakes from death bed* Taylor just announced a new album!!!
Also please do rest well and sleep 🥺 especially you, Taylor!
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emmadiej · 1 year
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And while I'm looking away for a second, this happens! We love you, Kim! I know you're doing it for the music but we're still so proud of you and thankful for your trailblazing ass! Keep slaying it!
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For this post to make sense, you need some context:
First: egg prices have soared 60% in a year due to an Avian Flu (courtesy Wall Street Journal).
Second: There was a huge Ticketmaster fiasco with Taylor Swift's Eras Tour tickets (courtesy NPR). Swifties got so upset that there was a Senate hearing about it.
Third: At the Grammies, host Trevor Noah said to Taylor that her fans can do anything, so he asked her to tell her fans to address the price of eggs (video here from Reddit).
Which leads to the question: If every Taylor Swift fan became vegan and stopped consuming eggs, would that address the price of eggs?
We use two sources, here and here. Now, I am not an economist, but I did take two courses in economics as an undergraduate and almost got an A in one of them. So we will assume some basic knowledge about supply/demand curves from microeconomics. I don't remember the difference between micro- and macroeconomics but I'll assume that microeconomics is good enough for this problem.
Here is the first source:
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Here is the second source.
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First, let's estimate the demand curve, in other words: assume the demand curve is fixed and supply has changed.
Comparing October 2022 and January 2203, the second source shows that the SEDI (Shell Egg Demand Indicator) has stayed roughly the same, while the first source shows that egg supply has decreased while prices have increased. This gives us two data points for the demand curve: (1.28m quantity, $5.30/dozen) and (1.4m quantity, $3.00/dozen). These are the two black and blue dots below:
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Next, we estimate the supply curve, in other words: assume the supply curve is fixed and demand has changed. According to a friend who is actually a tenured professor in economics, "in the short run the supply curve is going to be basically flat" which I assume means that I should look at a short time frame and assume the supply curve is fixed.
Comparing October 2022 and September 2022, the first source shows a sharp spike in prices in correspondence with a slightly increase in supply. This would predict an increase in demand, and in fact the second source does show a spike in demand during September-October 2022. This is the black dot and green X in the image (with the red dot being the maximum). This gives us a third data point: (1.45m quantity and $4.10/dozen).
Now that we have three data points, let's make some estimates on the demand/supply curves, assuming that they are linear with the same slope (yay Econ 101).
The demand curve, based on the two points above, looks like it's P = 29.9-19.2Q. Now, the supply curve back in September 2022, based on the two points (1.4m quantity, $3/dozen) and (1.45m quantity and $4.10/dozen) indicate a supply curve of P = -27.8 + 22Q (Yes, the slope is "22." No, I did not plan this in advance). Now, I will assume that the Avian flu caused the supply curve to move upwards without changing the slope, because that's the Wikipedia page on supply and demand has. In order to match the data point (1.28m quantity, $5.3/dozen), this means that the current supply curve is P = -22.9+22Q.
Finally, let's assume that Taylor's fans have given up eggs, which moves the demand curve. I believe the SEDI counts "eggs on hand", which I assume is the number of eggs in a refrigerator but I'm too lazy to double-check. Again I will assume that the slope of the demand curve stays the same. Now, according to this WSJ/IPSOS poll, about 3% of the US population are big fans, 12% are big/moderate fans, and 44% are big/moderate/little fans. So in the demand curve, we write quantity in terms of price as
Q = (29.9-P)/19.2
And now the new demand curve is 
Q=(C*29.9-P)/(19.2)
C where C takes values in {0.97 0.88,0.56}. We then check where the new Taylor--modified demand curve intersects the supply curve. We get:
$4.81 per dozen
$3.38 per dozen
-$1.73 per dozen.
Ok, so the last one is clearly non-realistic because we can't have negative prices. The curve probably isn't linear.
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Looking back at the graph of source 1, we see that the peak egg price pre-"august" is $3.50. So the conclusion is that if every big or moderate Taylor Swift fan went vegan, the price of eggs (to retailers) would drop to about $3.38, which would completely address the price of eggs.
Whether or not retailers pass on the savings to customers is a different question.
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Shout out to the table in Utena being at the Grammies that was really cool
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copias-sin · 1 year
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Ok not to be a Debbie Downer here, but I don’t have much faith in the Grammy nomination because the Grammies have shown us time and time again that they don’t go according to the charts or to the general public. I know, I know, you have to be a member to vote, yadda yadda, but the Grammies are so.......I don’t know how to explain it.....they’re so not reflective of the audience. It feels like they’re rigged all the time. I have more faith in the Billboard Music Awards and the AMAs than I do the Grammies. That’s why I’m shocked Papa 3 fucking got one. Do you know how hard it is to secure a win when you’re not mainstream American? I guess all I’m saying is, don’t be surprised if they don’t win.
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vsthepomegranate · 2 years
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Donna Summer, 1984 Grammy Awards
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makeoutscreek · 2 months
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"Artists for ceasefire. Peace in the world.”
- Annie Lennox at the 2024 Grammys
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