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The chicks in this vid are clean with no ink, good looking and healthy and move pretty good.

MOSTLY THOUGH, THEY ARE ALL WHITE
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=FuiMQPc5aKA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJVWZy4QOy0

90% of the songs you love and hum and whistle to yourself are from repetition. You only like it because you've heard it again and again and again.
That's how rap, with primitive jungle shit was force into your brains by jews.
The other 9% of the songs you love are truely wonderful, meaningful, and worthy of acclaim.
The other 9% includes Alistair Ian Stewart and all of his historical folk rock albums that fit into this catagory.
So does Gorden Lightfoot, John Denver, Chris Martin, Gilbert O'Sullivan and Roger Waters.
Music is the soul of the White race. The Irish have already won this battle. Remember Skibbereen. Look at Sinead singing The Foggy Dew. Come out you black and tans. Didn't you automatically put Shipping up to Boston by the Dropkick Murpheys into that 9% of great songs you only need to hear once?
But that 1% that needs no repetition. That 1% that speaks to your soul...
That 1%...
Oíche Chiúin - Enya.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23YWqB1O5TE
Merry Christmas, Voat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQNirj6lbGY

I've posted this many years. Still impressive to me. The stunner is Jennifer Cella. Enjoy. Merry Christmas to you and yours and may we all finally have peace this coming year... all year.

..and happy Hannuka to Master_foo as well.

https://youtu.be/NynkFRDlWtY?

Something a little different for my music snobs of Voat. Beautiful voice and a beautifully composed song.

I was scowering reddit and there was a post that changed some words to "Losing my religion" and instead of the top comment being like a play on the next lines of the song, it was 12 top comments of taking the words seriously as if nobody there ever heard the song.

Literally there is so much wealth of music from the 60s to the 90s that there is no way to even introduce it all to newer generations anymore.

did kim from sonic youth sing on a song about racemixing

"Yes, Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth sang on a song that touches on themes of race and identity. The song is called "Kool Thing" from their 1990 album "Goo". In the song, Kim Gordon raps about an encounter with LL Cool J and explores issues of race, gender, and power dynamics1. It's a notable track in Sonic Youth's discography and showcases Gordon's willingness to address complex social issues in her music."

https://youtu.be/VyTarjUjNMQ?si=dLZfiIluvRCiFApJ

It's a weird one, the helicopter is about half the song. The pre-eco vocal is neat, also some of the lowest vocal notes around. The line "but around town it was well known when they went home at night they're fat and Psychopathic wives would thrash them within inches of their lives". That's a good line, it's half the lyrics, the rhyme is 2 with 3 and works perfectly, in fact it's the third line and there is no fourth. Fascinating. An ordinary song would mirror that line and eventually be mediocre. But then there's the most glorious 15 seconds of music I've ever heard instead. Good little song, although if my neighbor wrote it and showed it to me id think it was rubbish. The recording carries it