Music/Comedy podcast where we chug beer, review the lyrics of popular songs through a critical lens, and ask the question: Who Approved These Lyrics??
Listen with us, with a critical ear. And ask yourself the question: Who Approved These Lyrics?
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, Kiss lyrics are objectively bad.
On this episode of Who Approved These Lyrics, we go over the lyrics from Kiss' most recent album "Nostalgia-Based Cash Grab/We Ran Out Of Ideas In The Late 80's," err, I mean: "Monster" (2012 Universal Records).
I consider it a victory that I didn't kill myself halfway into reviewing the lyrics of this album. THESE LYRICS MAKE NO SENSE!! Ahhh!
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The W.A.T.L. Podcast is a music/comedy podcast about assigning meaning through a critical lens, applied to the lyrics of songs who's significance you might overlook and just enjoy blindly.
Crack open a beer to listen with us, with a critical ear. And ask yourself the question: Who Approved These Lyrics?
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Email: whoapprovedtheselyrics@gmail.com (http://www.gmail.com/)
Website: www.whoapprovedtheselyrics.com (http://www.whoapprovedtheselyrics.com/)
Twitter: @WATLpodcast (https://twitter.com/WATLPodcast)
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24 Sept 2020
Episode 24 - Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Ceelo, No Doubt, Elliot Smith, and Bob Dylan. #music #comedy
This episode features songs about breakups from Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Ceelo, No Doubt, Elliot Smith, and Bob Dylan.
The W.A.T.L. Podcast is a music/comedy podcast about assigning meaning through a critical lens, applied to the lyrics of songs who's significance you might overlook and just enjoy blindly.
Crack open a beer to listen with us, with a critical ear. And ask yourself the question: Who Approved These Lyrics?
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You can send us hate mail (or regular mail too, I guess), buy merch, request songs, sign up for the mailing list, and support the podcast through the links below.
Email: whoapprovedtheselyrics@gmail.com (http://www.gmail.com/)
Website: www.whoapprovedtheselyrics.com (http://www.whoapprovedtheselyrics.com/)
Twitter: @WATLpodcast (https://twitter.com/WATLPodcast)
Instagram: @WhoApprovedTheseLyrics (https://www.instagram.com/whoapprovedtheselyrics/)
Patreon: patreon.com/whoapprovedtheselyrics (https://www.patreon.com/whoapprovedtheselyrics)
If you liked the show, please consider leaving us a review. It helps us get recommended to more listeners, which helps us make more podcasts.
Spotify made me a custom playlist and it's filled with hipster trash and they fuckin' nailed my taste 100%. In this episode, I review the lyrics of this hipster trash and turn the spotlight back on myself for liking this garbage.
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The W.A.T.L. Podcast is a music/comedy podcast about assigning meaning through a critical lens, applied to the lyrics of songs who's significance you might overlook and just enjoy blindly.
Crack open a beer to listen with us, with a critical ear. And ask yourself the question: Who Approved These Lyrics?
*
You can send us hate mail (or regular mail too, I guess), buy merch, request songs, sign up for the mailing list, and support the podcast through the links below.
Email: whoapprovedtheselyrics@gmail.com (http://www.gmail.com/)
Website: www.whoapprovedtheselyrics.com (http://www.whoapprovedtheselyrics.com/)
Twitter: @WATLpodcast (https://twitter.com/WATLPodcast)
Instagram: @WhoApprovedTheseLyrics (https://www.instagram.com/whoapprovedtheselyrics/)
Patreon: patreon.com/whoapprovedtheselyrics (https://www.patreon.com/whoapprovedtheselyrics)
If you liked the show, please consider leaving us a review. It helps us get recommended to more listeners, which helps us make more podcasts.
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