B4Busy

I've come to terms with the fact that we're not going to see United back to our best in the forseable future, I will never stop supporting them regardless but at this point it is what it is. As long as the glazers are in charge we're finished as a club.

Lool when people say there’s no games on ps5 I don’t know what they mean, I look at my library and get so overwhelmed I turn the console off

Going all the way to Malta to rob KFC ? You can’t make this shit up 😭

That new 15 second live rewind Apple Watch feature is going to brilliant for arguments 😄

Mandem gave away their motion for bread and it’s backfired now their scene is controlled by _____

‘MMM’ by Headie One ended the week with 926 sales 📈 Before people rush to call this a bad result, there’s some important context. This release was handled independently, and with that came a few operational mistakes that clearly affected the final number. For example, only 9 physical copies were actually registered for the chart after the team attempted to register them over a Bank Holiday — not exactly ideal timing when the Official Charts office is effectively shut. There was also an issue with the Deluxe version released on Tuesday. The new tracks, including the viral Digga D collaboration ‘How Dare They’, were initially uploaded without Digga D — or the other featured artists — being listed as main artists. That naturally affected how far the songs could travel across DSPs and limited some of the reach they should’ve had. So yes, 926 sales is lower than people may have expected from Headie One, but doing just under 1,000 units independently while dealing with those mistakes is still a W in my eyes. And this is exactly why I always say labels still have a purpose. Artists love to say labels aren’t needed, but there’s so much that goes on behind the scenes — registering physicals properly, delivering music to DSPs correctly, metadata, chart eligibility, release timing, campaign execution. Most artists simply aren’t taught how to do all of that. Sometimes the music isn’t the problem. The infrastructure is.

Mark Goldbridge has turned being permanently negative about Manchester United into a business model. Every defeat is a crisis, every decision is incompetence and every discussion has to be pushed to the most toxic extreme because outrage gets clicks. Fair play, he’s built a very successful platform from it but to me it feels less like genuine United support and more like Fox News-style rage bait dressed up as fan content. Couldn’t be me defending that nonsense.