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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

So, apparently this is what Marshall Mathers is going to be, uh, rapping, on the Bob Ritchie Christian supremacist album dropping... whenever tf it's dropping. To hell.

[Verse 2: Eminem]

Things divide us, gotten too big for my pride to hide
I start to cry inside, and think of all the ones who died
Charlie Kirk's kids growin' up without a dad just because
He had some views that was different from mainstream opinions
Well, shit, if you get shot for goin' against the grain with stuff
I should've done been snuffed back in '98 or sum'
We need to heal this country, sure
Some of us have had enough of Trump
But not talkin' to someone vou love `'cause of politics is dumb as fuck
Whether you like Israel or Palestine, make up a creatine
Wake up and see the dream Martin Luther King had for you and me

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

Post an album you've listened to 100 times.

D'Angelo, Voodoo (2000).

A black and white, vintage-looking image of a handsome young Black man nude from the waist up looking directly into the camera. That's the right 2/3 of the album cover. The left 1/3 is distressed brown, akin to leather, and it says: D'ANGELO (simple black font sans serif) and Voodoo (absolutely baroque, ornate font with serifs and other embellishments that almost makes the word illegible, particularly if you're not used to processing such an elaborate font).

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 31/05/2026

I'll give this one a shot because I do love it...

Album cover for Musiq "juslisten" (1992).

Background color is this deep red-orange.

Across the top in a block lower case is written: musiq. Distressed yellow over the red background and thin black drop shadow.

Behind that, we have Musiq, himself, in close up, singing into a classic grill vocal mic, hands-on ears, and mouth open. He is actively singing. Rectangular sunglasses in black with reddish-brown shadows. Music is monochromatic in the same yellow as his name written across the top of his head.

The colors aren't just warm, but are hot. The man absolutely brings the heat on this album as well.

On the left, a white line running vertically separates a thin area on the left where the album title, "juslisen" is rendered running upward in that hot yellow on red-orange. We also see the symbols for record and play (from cassette decks and whatnot) and an almost indiscernible turntable until you really inspect it. Very cool.

It's such a poignant and visually stunning image. To me.

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 21/05/2026

What are "the 3 Rs," wrong answers only.

A close-up of my refrigerator dry-erase board. Three items to be purchased this weekend are presented in ALL CAPS and with rectangles drawn around them. (I prefer the aesthetics of this way rather than a list.)

They are: RANCH, RICE, RED HOT.

Our 3 Rs, lol.

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 09/05/2026

Continued alt-text, starting with 2/2:

(Continued from the previous skeet/image)

2/2:
Looks ENTIRELY different from the previous three. And as you can imagine? Sounds it, too. Reminds me of a white/black dot visual cipher that is blotted/whited out to hide the full message elegantly and solvably.

Anyway, I hope I did okay writing this!

Go listen to Music for Airports!

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 09/05/2026

I tried my best to alt-text the notation/image here.

Ok, lol. I'm going to give this a shot. Calling it, "Sufficient enough alt-text for Brian Eno's idiosyncratic notation for the recording of his seminal, genre-naming, if not -defining album: Ambient 1, Music for Airports."

lol... we'll see.

So, it's essentially a four-panel comic. Four stripes, really. Read top to bottom. They look as if you *could* actually run them through some computer player-piano, and the music would be produced.

Four descending strips. First defined by song title, top to bottom, on the top left of each piece: 1/1, 1/2, 2/1, and finally 2/2.

Then, I can only assume (because I cannot figure it out online or in my head, lol) instructions for repetition or perhaps repetition plus another mathematical/musical factor, top to bottom, on the top right of each strip: 16-39, 8-25, 11-36, and 9-38.

And then the songs themselves.

I'm just going to give a rough literate sketch of each, but it has to be illuminated that if a sighted person with some pattern-recognition giftedness follows along? You can "read the music." It's so fucking cool, to me.

Okay, here goes:

1/1:
It reminds me of some abandoned cave painting from a now-extinct culture who were attempting to rotate the most amazing piece of what would come to be know as "ambient music." The piece, visually and aurally, really is healing salve for me. All very marimba-like. Soft, rinhing tones. Like a prayer bowl, too. Sets the entire mood (complimentary).

1/2:
This is the one that looks most like a binary computer situation. Just, various black rectangles coursing across. I mean, it almost looks like stems you'd see in Garage Band or whatever you use. Very cool. And the piece uses these supernatural alien human voice patches. So it fits.

2/1:
This one is wild, because it sounds like a melding of the vibe from 1/1 and 1/2, and it looks like said civilization from 1/1 got its hands on computer technology to standardize the previously hand rendered pieces.

2/2:
Looks ENTIRELY different from t…

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 05/04/2026

Truly, though, it's not your fault. AND. You need to be like Will and listen to Sean. Because all of your shitty choices and harmful behavior from this poi t forward? Absolutely your fault.

Matt Damon as Will Hunting and Robin Williams as Sean MacGuire from the movie, "Good Will Hunting."

We see Robin, who is approximately facing the camera, holding Matt's neck. Matt is facing Robin.

It's the famous scene wherein Robin/Sean keeps telling Matt/Will that it's "Not your fault" until Matt/Will breaks down in Robin's/Sean's arms.

"It's not your fault."

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

Always. And still. (Now without a critical alt text typo, lol.)

Yellow font, with red drop shadow, on a vibrant blue background (...it's the Zohran Mamdani for NYC sign design...) and the attributed quote:

DON'T LET THE BASTARDS GRIND YOU DOWN!

-ALICE WONG (1974 - 2025)

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 05/03/2026

Sean: Hey, Will… I don’t know a lot. But you see this? All this shit. ...Defund the military. Will: Yeah, I know that. Sean: Look at me, son. Defund the military. Will: I know. Sean: Defund the military. Will: I know. Sean: Defund the military. Will: [Crying] Don’t fuck with me. 😡🥺😭😭🫂🫂

Matt Damon as Will Hunting and Robin Williams as Sean MacGuire in the movie, "Good Will Hunting." We see Robin, who is approximately facing the camera, holding Matt's neck. Matt is facing Robin.

It's the famous scene wherein Robin keeps telling Matt that it's "Not your fault" until Matt breaks down in Robin's arms.

Here, I've replaced the caption, "It's not your fault," with "Defund the military."

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 22/02/2026

I regret to inform you fuck Connor Charles Hellebuyck and that entire fucking U.S.ian ICE hockey team.

A selfie from the Team USA men's hockey dressing room with Connor Hellebuyck holding up a gold medal as Kash Patel smiles into the camera.

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 11/02/2026

Without new picks, describe your gender.

It's the Sickos meme. But with an image of Fred "Mister Rogers" peering into his own window from his show, Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood.

From inside, we see 60s/70s era busily patterned curtains and Fred peering in, a large smile on his face. His right hand is raised and touching the middle junction of the four-panel window. Dark colored cardigan unzipped 3/4, revealing a black tee that says "SICKOS." A cartoon speech bubble was added which says, of course, "YES... HA HA HA... YES!"

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Gregory The A'ight @gregoryaight.bsky.social · 08/02/2026

Here, lol, so I chopped the curse-bowl out as a sticker. Then I zoomed way in on the yellowish background and snapped a photo. Then I placed the bowl (sticker) onto the clean background. And then the full optical illusion is on display.