Underthinking It: On Alcohol and Pop Culture

[Enjoy this guest post by Angela Jorgensen!!! ] So, you’re probably thinking that alcohol isn’t actually part of pop culture.  It’s a drink.  Well, you’re wrong. First of all, pop culture wouldn’t even exist without alcohol. Whenever you watch a movie … Continued

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DrinkSo, you’re probably thinking that alcohol isn’t actually part of pop culture.  It’s a drink.  Well, you’re wrong.

First of all, pop culture wouldn’t even exist without alcohol. Whenever you watch a movie or a TV show or anything about an artist, they’re always a depressed alcoholic.  All of the writers and directors and actors working in Hollywood are alcoholics.  That’s how they make their art, is by drinking a lot.  So no movies or music or anything would exist without alcohol.

Alcholic DrinksAlso, alcohol is useful to appreciating art.  A lot of pop culture is just bad, but if you drink while you’re watching it, you’ll enjoy it a lot more.  That’s why people play drinking games for movies and TV.

There are some times when you don’t want to mix alcohol and art.  Like music, for example.  If you’re driving and listening to the radio, you don’t want to drink and drive.  Also, you shouldn’t get too drunk in public, because the police might arrest you for drunk and disorderly conduct.  So, be careful with your drinking.

In conclusion, alcohol is sometimes good and sometimes bad for appreciating pop culture.

5 Comments on “Underthinking It: On Alcohol and Pop Culture”

  1. Jens Yenzo #

    Overdrinking it?

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  2. atskooc #

    Zing!

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  3. ozboz #

    That’s a very poorly thought out and bigoted perspective. Your extensive use of hyperbole on art makers is profusely nonsensical; to the point where the only empathetic conclusion that may be made of your stated attitude is that you possess a too narrow a mind to be able to understand art in it’s truest sense.

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  4. Matthew Wrather OTI Staff #

    Sometimes I think we should hide the April Fools articles from the main homepage view.

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    • Wizardy #

      Are you sure that those who don’t read/understand the UnderthinkingIt title are your target audience?

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