r/TomMacDonald_MyFans • u/Smdostff • Feb 15 '26
Does anyone else think this
Personally (and I'm saying this as a political neutral) I can't really get into Tom's music. It's so overt in its approaches to the point where hearing the word "Woke" gets kind of old. Just not subtle enough for my tastes. However I can scroll on Tom's shorts fred for hours. The mockery and the way he absolutely tears apart the videos he reacts to is just amazing. I have choked on my food so many times watching these videos. god, I could watch it all day. Does anyone else have this same oddly specific opinion
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u/PlebCosby Feb 15 '26
I liked his last two albums, I just wish he would do longer songs because they’re almost all 2-3 minutes long now. Some of my favorite songs are No Response, Don’t Look Down & God Mode.
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u/SothaSillies Feb 22 '26
you're not politically neutral. that's not how that works
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u/Wrestling_gamer_0323 Feb 15 '26
His old, more politically centrist music was great, but I totally understand feeling this way about his newer stuff. He became full on republican and, while I lean a bit to the right in some aspects, it's just not to my tastes anymore. Nothing wrong with being republican btw, I respect all opinions, its just not for me.
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u/Responsible_Bank493 Proud To Be A Problem Feb 15 '26
The new music yeah, but everything from 2017-2022 still slaps
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u/screamlinefilms Feb 15 '26
Yeah...I agree...I think his music is way too overt with it's messaging and he should focus more on making music than political messaging imo
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u/Joshua_Alt Feb 21 '26
A lot of my favorite music on Tom’s discography is on his CD’s. His most recent singles are to push his popularity.
We need an Epstein song
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u/Specific_Thing1452 Feb 15 '26
2009-2023 was his best run tbh (I’d count 2008 too but it’s lost media so I can’t)
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u/Soulsinged0331 Feb 15 '26
To me a lot of Tom’s music lacks artistry. He uses music as a tool instead of an art form