This Is the Internet, and I Can Do Whatever I Want. Here Are Some of My Favorite and Most Legendary Songs and What They Remind Me Of

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This Is the Internet, and I Can Do Whatever I Want. Here Are Some of My Favorite and Most Legendary Songs and What They Remind Me Of This is the internet, and I can do whatever I want. Here are some of my favorite and most legendary songs and what they remind me of. Shivers by Hamachshefot: My mom in the passenger’s seat on the way back from Orland Park ​ Ophelia by Marika Hackman: My brown couch at 4am zoning out on my back with my ​ computer open on the bench a few feet away. I seriously recommend this song for the zoning out experience. Kenya by Fakear: Paloma Beach ​ Somehow by Phony Ppl: Driving west on Addison ​ What You Know by Two Door Cinema Club: Joey ​ Jane by LAUNDRY DAY: Looking out the window dramatically on the shuttle ​ Love on the Brain by Rihanna: Feeding the cats with Malcy ​ Wait a Minute! By WILLOW: Hyde Park zen garden ​ San Francisco by Foxygen: The winding streets driving down a mountain in Asheville ​ Southern Sky by (Sandy) Alex G: the sky in Arkansas when we were stuck in traffic in 2016 ​ when literally so much was just so different and I was really focused on the fact that I could see the curve of the sky because there was nothing tall for miles and that was all that I really cared about in that moment because so much was different. It makes me like Arkansas more than I should. I shouldn’t like it. But I really, really like its sky over the interstate highway on that summer evening in 2016. I could live on that interstate highway in traffic. Peach by Kevin Abstract: the library hallway ​ After Hours by The Velvet Underground: the parking lot of my therapist’s office ​ Westcoast Collective by Dominic Fike: Simon trying to swallow a pill ​ Baby by Muddy Monk: Driving through a highway in Spain ​ Homecoming by Kanye West: O’Hare ​ Space Song by Beach House: Montrose ​ Shoplifters of the World Unite by the Smiths: Malcy ​ Talia by King Princess: Harriet crying while dancing at a venue in Wicker Park ​ Fake ID by Riton & Kah-Lo: Abby and Izzy on the senior retreat ​ How Soon Is Now? By The Smiths: Audrey in a garage saying: you go home, and you cry, ​ and you want to die. Oldie by Odd Future: The cemetery in Serbia ​ Nights by Frank Ocean: everything that matters to me in life ​ The Pas de Deux from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky: waiting to pick up my friends from a ​ party in my pajamas vibing and crying in Nate’s room about prison reform Make Me Your Queen by Declan McKenna: Upper Wacker Drive ​ THUG LIFE by BROCKHAMPTON: constellations while on a plane ​ Binz by Solange: my dad driving me, Abby, and Audrey to pre-pre-prom ​ Baby Boy by Kevin Abstract: the crossword puzzle Izzy made me about me that even she ​ couldn’t solve As Summer was Just Beginning: Alexandra ​ I’ll Fly Away by Gillian Welch and Alison Krauss: Driving alone down Lake Shore and ​ cleaning on Saturday mornings Sunflower by Rex Orange County: Abby after Audrey’s wisdom teeth ​ Infatuation by BROCKHAMPTON: Malcy in the backseat ​ Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood: Circle Drive ​ City Sirens by Mutual Benefit: Abby trying to work google maps ​ These Streets by Paolo Nutini: Simon ​ Don’t Smoke the Seed by Michael Palmer: Reggae Fest at Millenium ​ Oh! Sweet Nuthin’ by The Velvet Underground: Chinatown ​ Salad Days by Mac Demarco: making ramen alone in my kitchen at 3:00am ​ BERLIN by BROCKHAMPTON: getting rejected from B*rnard ​ New Dawn Fades by Joy Division: Lincoln and Belmont ​ Sign of the Times by Harry Styles: 3rd floor Obreshkove ​ Nothing Compares 2U: Driving to Wicker Park ​ Finish Line/Drown by Chance the Rapper: Joey’s kitchen with Abby, Simon, and Joey ​ Cigarette Daydreams by Cage the Elephant: Standing in the rain with Izzy ​ Pale Blue Eyes by The Velvet Underground: Audrey saying “Oh my god you know this ​ song?!?!?” Solo by Frank Ocean: Astor Park ​ Tadow by Masego: Simon’s basement ​ My Favorite Part feat. Ariana Grande by Mac Miller: bus stop northbound at Clark/Schiller ​ Demon by Shamir: Abby’s kitchen ​ You by the Manwolves: Sophomore year problems ​ 1999 WILDFIRE by BROCKHAMPTON: Malcy saying “jooba” on the way to get bubble tea ​ Catch me Outside by Ski Mask the Slump God: Malcy walking through Potsdamer Platz ​ Back Pocket by Vulfpeck: Audrey ​ Ode to My Family by The Cranberries: Washington Island ​ Lo Que Siento by Cuco: Natalie in the passenger’s seat vibing ​ QUEER by BROCKHAMPTON: the Third Coast ​ Miserable America by Kevin Abstract: Camp SOAR ​ Upper West Side by King Princess: Insomnia Cookies on Lincoln with Harriet ​ Self Control by Frank Ocean: near death experiences ​ Nostalgia by Chance the Rapper: the ledge summer sophomore year ​ FACE by BROCKHAMPTON: getting punched in the stomach then vibing ​ Love My Way by The Psychedelic Furs: adidas ​ Moon River by Frank Ocean: Simon at BBYO ​ GOD. by Kendrick Lamar: Audrey’s living room ​ 1998 TRUMAN by BROCKHAMPTON: Friendsgiving at Abby’s ​ Ghost Town by Kanye West: My dad ​ Love$ick by Mura Masa: Joey’s loft ​ Better Days by Cody Ash: bunk beds ​ Japanese Denim by Daniel Caesar: Speedway ​ Heart of Gold by Neil Young: My dad driving through the suburbs ​ Vanilla Skies by Kweku Collins: crying on my couch ​ Mystery of Love by Sufjan Stevens: Abby’s couch ​ Flamingo by Kero Kero Bonito: Colectivo ​ Woman’s World by BJ the Chicago Kid: Audrey’s harmonizing ​ Pursuit of Happiness by Kid Cudi: taking off ​ Ease by Troye Sivan: my mom’s room in Orland Park ​ Richesse by Swing: Freshman year Track and Field ​ Pink and White by Frank Ocean: Malcy singing the Beyoncé vocals ​ Sweetest Thing by Dave B.: The sidewalk in front of my house on July 10, 2018 at midnight ​ Grown up Fairy Tales by Taylor Bennett: Malcy driving through New York ​ Super Rich Kids by Frank Ocean: My high school ​ Biking by Frank Ocean feat. JAY Z and Tyler, the Creator: biking to Schoolhouse Beach on ​ Washington Island with Louis and Audrey while Felix was injured Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield: Izzy and Simon at McDonald’s ​ Lived and Died Alone by Shamir: Abby’s ACL ​ Electric Feel by MGMT: Malcy and Izzy ​ Beast of Burden by The Rolling Stones: eggs on Sunday Mornings ​ I Know It’s Over by The Smiths: My dad’s office ​ PRIDE. by Kendrick Lamar: Addison and Malcy ​ Moondance by Van Morrison: my living room ​ Home with you by FKA Twigs: lease rav 4 ​ White Ferrari by Frank Ocean: Audrey on the bus ​ Waves by Kanye West: October 22nd ​ Valerie by Amy Winehouse: biking to Wicker Park from Roscoe with Audrey and Natalie ​ These Days by Manwolves: The Slit ​ Sunny Duet by Noname: Michigan Avenue and Madison, Wisconsin ​ Sunday Candy by Chance: Audrey’s alarm ​ On the Regular by Shamir: The way Abby flings her limbs around ​ D’Evils: Asking Simon to play that one song I like ​ .
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