Weezer straight up writing ads for audible.com

Audio books are free with Libby. Fuck audible. Support libraries.

We are Weezer and we are here to make money and sell out and stuff!

I dgaf what that cunt says.

Pinkerton was their peak. It was all downhill from there.

I would be upset if I paid for an ad. I would probably stop being a fan.

FYI this is the song

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Also doesn't seem like it was paid placement

If you're in US, you can borrow audiobooks from public libraries for free usually through an app. Its very convenient.

This sounds like a scene from Idiocracy

The people on the Windows 95 CD are sell-outs?!

Grapes of Wrath is a great song, it's not some "audible ad". It's weird that one of their best songs in years is being characterized like that.

Does this sound made up you? Hard to swallow your favorite band could be so scummy?

Did you know Weezer made an NFT? Yeah, that's who they are now folks.

https://www.coinspeaker.com/weezer-ok-crypto-nft-album-wax/

It feels so bizarre that they would do this, they always seemed so cool to me.

With how shitty Weezer is nowadays, that Audible.com song might be their best work in years

Ever read Transmetropolitan? This sounds like something directly out of that. People going to concerts to hear their favorite bands sing advertisements to them.

As a counter point to this guy saying "Get back to the place you were in when you loved music".

Most artists are fucking miserable when they're producing their greatest works, Rivers Cuomo is no exception.

Celebrities shamelessly selling out and publicly writing blatant repetitive advertisement? How could they do such a thing?

Anyways, that movie, now also available on streaming services!

I was at the concerts in the 90s and early 2000s, Metallica, Slayer, Motörhead, Amorphis, Nofx, Bad Religion etc, I don't go to concerts anymore for about 10 years. They don't make them as they used to anymore. What shows they were - wow. Even the smaller ones were epic as fuck, like Blind Guardian. No, they don't do it anymore. This post prices my point once again. ( TIL I'm finally in the "back in my days" age)

Somebody needs to invent an IRL adblocker.

What stage of capitalism is this?

I'm finding it more and more difficult to keep track these days.

This person just wrote copy for audible.

You could tell they'd sold out to Audible when "Grapes of Wrath" came out.

I went to a comic gig earlier this year and they did an advert for sky, I was livid and proceeded to not engage anymore and tell everyone they're a shill

How would this even work? Would the crowd not be booing the ad-song? I can’t imagine a sponsor would want that.

This is why more cool and talented people should be in the public eye. Weezer legit felt, when I was 16, to be the best representation of my aesthetics and values. Writers I liked referenced them. Their music was in ads for stuff I liked. And so my teenage personality was heavily influenced by these shitty people who made good music before I was born (and pretty shit music after I was born).

And that vulnerability and honesty and that highly creative style is what drew me in, in the first place.

"I love Audible, Get blind drunk and unintelligible, Or get so high its unmanageable, But I get it good with Audible!

The books read aloud are music to my ears, The money spent is the negatives everyone hears, But those amazing voices are like a great case of your favourite beers, Inside my devices are Audible!

Audible Dot Com! The place to be, Audible Dot Com! The amazing titles you'll see! Audible Dot Com! Its all you need, When you're drinking beers or smoking weed!

Audible Dot Com!"

• Weezer, a once decent band turned advertising group.

Weezer? More like, Weiner.

My friend went to a Weezer concert recently, he said there weren't any ads pushed.

Whatever. Rivers and co haven't written a great song since the Blue Album anyway.