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Not a Coldplay fan but they do a song with Jacob Collier and he’s cool
Coldplay? Coldplay?
What’s next, Radiohead?
Adrian absolutely perfectly nailed as well as it could be nailed when said “If beige were people.” However I might paraphrase that to ‘If beige were music ‘ about Coldplay. I tried, I really tried to like Coldplay but the rage it induced was too much to take. Like when you’re about to finally lose patience and start screaming at someone or something. That’s how Coldplay makes me feel.
That said, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with loving them and thinking they’re the greatest. I personally prefer not to intentionally make my ears bleed, but to each their own.
I thought that all of Coldplay’s fans had died of boredom *years ago.*
The big question is where DT stands on “Friday” by Rebecca Black.
I made the mistake of playing this for my kids once and now they want it every Friday.