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This is not "a" song. This is "the" song of 2024. This Billy Eilish may be wrong in so many ways, but as a songwriter and singer, this is by far the best you can get at this point. So original, playful, yet serious and substantive. And she can sing live. The harmonies. My God. Like getting high without Ecstasy. Rickrolled is so playeeeed, btw, that's like 4 years ago.

Ok, abort, abort!!! That's the worst <deleted> video I've ever seen. Okay. maybe play the video...but don't look at it. Just listen to the song.

Google Birds of a Feather by Billy Eilish, and get ready to have liquid MDMA course through your ears. The synapses of your brain will flash red with pleasure overloard. Just give it a try. Trust me.

You seem to have an attitude that you don't want to be elevated by the sublime genius that is Billy Eilish. That's so sad.

Maybe you just don't understand it. This could help you

Have you even heard "Birds of a Feather"?

You are dead to me.

When was the last time you saw Kamala Harris with her husband? When was the last time you saw Keir Starmer with his wife? What a ludicrous implication.

Yes, I also thought she was just "ok", and of course politically she's as reprehensible as they come. However, with this song, she will go down in history as a song writing genius. Even if Finneas is really the brains, one has to admit in terms of music she is lightyears ahead of what's out there at the moment. Except for Kacey Musgraves possibly.

It has nothing, but nothing, to do with suicide. She is describing the overriding love she feels to the death, literally, which is a clichee brought to life. Very audacious.

No offence, but that sounds like grandpa at the piano at the social club.

It's right here: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler's_Address_to_the_Reichstag_(19_July_1940)

No, I don't think so. The Wannsee Conference was in 1942. The Peace Offer speech in 1940. By the time of the speech the Wannsee Conference was still over 2 years away, it seems like the death and horror of the war contributed to the genocidal climate that emerged, by 1940 there is little evidence for him wanting to kill all the jews. In fact in 1933 Hitler and the Jewish League agreed to the Haavara Agreement in which, over time, German Jews and their finances could and would settle in Mandatory Palestine. For a time Hitler was pushing Jewish emigration, which is not consistent with a wish to "kill all jews". The final solution came much later, as the war and killing progressed. The Soviet Nazi Pact was different, even at the time everyone knew this was just a treaty to buy time for both sides. The ideological differences were so stark that war was inevitable, but the opposite was the case with the British Empire, both Hitler and Churchill were white race supremacists.

Probably because in one of his speeches in 1940 Hitler made a peace offer to Britain to end the war in Western Europe. If that comes out it could hurt the established narrative.

This is what's so astounding, they use electronic drum machine, but it actually sounds like music. And Billy Eilish is actually belting. Can you not hear her belt? Higher than anyone has ever done before. The harmonies are super complex btw, no way is this pre-school level. Tell me one Beatles song that compares to this. I can only think of Yesterday. That's it, at a stretch.

Be ready, there will be huge interest in this. People are dying to move to Ukraine.

You're comparing Across the Universe with this? You fall asleep listening to Across the Universe! It's more like sleep medicine than a song! No, no, no, Birds of a Feather is way better.

That's how I felt when I heard this masterpiece by Billy Eilish. There's a lot of talk about how today's music is awful, but this song, the harmonies, the crafted lyrics, the meaning...this is on a par with anything by the Beatles surely?

I want you to stay 'Til I'm in the grave 'Til I rot away, dead and buried 'Til I'm in the casket you carry If you go, I'm going too, uh 'Cause it was always you, alright And if I'm turning blue, please don't save me Nothing left to lose without my baby The audacity of this woman...she takes the "love you till I die" clichee and brings it to actual life. The sang froid.

Ordinary? She takes the "love you till I die" and takes it literally...did you get the meaning of the words? I'm honestly struggling to find a Beatles song that compares to this, maybe "Yesterday"?

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Birds of a Feather is undoubtedly the best song that came out this year. The song manages to sound upbeat and sad at the same time, every word is crafted to perfection and the harmonies, what can one say, genius. Have the Beatles written anything that can compare with this masterpiece by Billy Eilish?

It was John Mearsheimer who wrote The Jewish Lobby in America, not me.

What malicious democrat slander, she dearly loves her husband, who has gifted her a beautiful strapping son, what a lovely family. Why don't you support your slander with evidence if you can, but I suspect we will all wait in vain.

I think it would be more interesting if you apply this question to our own times, instead of to a world that has disappeared.