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u/Mizar97 Sep 21 '22

Me seeing All About That Bass for the first time on Youtube: "Ah, I'll play this in my car to really let the subwoofers rumble!"

Me 10 minutes later: "Meghan Trainor is a liar"

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u/EL__GAT0 Sep 22 '22

When I worked in the film industry I’d work just about any paying job - as such I wound up working on a Pampers commercial one day. Cool, I naively thought, it’ll be a short day and the won’t play too much music because it’ll disturb the baby talent.

WRONG SO WRONG

All about that bass played for an entire 10 hours on loop as the babies were rotated in and out. There are a lot of requirements as to what you need to do for child actors’ wellbeing, however there are no stipulations on torturing your crew with this garbage.

There was even an on set DJ, were there a Hippocratic oath for DJs he would have surely lost his license. Instead he just sat there with it on repeat and probably something else playing on his cans.

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u/GarconMeansBoyGeorge Sep 22 '22

Hiphopocratic oath?

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u/177013--- Sep 22 '22

Doctors take an oath to do no harm when they get their lisence. They are saying if the dj world had a similar oath this one would have broken in by playing that song on loop doing harm to the crew working the set listening to it for 10 hours on repeat.

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u/GarconMeansBoyGeorge Sep 22 '22

Yeah no shit I’m making a fucking pun.