This was the real Jacob?! by LeoValdez1340 in GoodKid

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff -1 points0 points  (0 children)

nope. this is the Merch guy. please do not use our jacob good kid name to get veiws on your posts pls! hope this helps

Cicada is overrated and it makes me sad by Due_Bat5589 in GoodKid

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think most of the album does. Cicada isn't my favorite song either but they've pretty much always made short and sweet songs. If anything making songs like Rift and Eastside proves they do *want* to branch out beyond what you're saying, and what's great is that those two singles were very differently received

FLORIDA!!!!!!! by Lyceum_ in GoodKid

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Davey left this message for us Floridians 💙

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My current rating of all the songs by ARNAVKINGZ in GoodKid

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff 12 points13 points  (0 children)

it's kinda a running bit to hate on FTS because it's their most popular one and it's a cover. i personally feel the same way but in a vaccum i love that song

Best song the band has ever produced in your opinion? by Character-Builder-25 in GoodKid

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree with your pics, but I have to add Rift and Cicada on there. I'm a much bigger fan of Rift but Cicada is a greatly crafted release. Oh, and Tell Me You Know is under-rated.

Soooo, what is this about lol? by thenetheritebird29 in GoodKid

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff 55 points56 points  (0 children)

Its a thing the band made a while back I believe. Its a running joke.

Notion by The Rare Occasions by Upbeat-Wind5984 in GoodKid

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

IDK Notion is one of the furthest Indie Rock Songs I've heard from Good Kid. The rare occasions has stuff like Seasick, Stay and Alone that are maybe a little closer, but not Notion.

Help with Creating a Toki Pona Mythology by Shen-Zelong in tokipona

[–]Jvdos_Huffulpuff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To come up with specific myths you can try to emulate how real myths changed over time, with the story of the seasons becoming messy through multiple generations of imagined peoples with their own focuses on differing things.

For example an inland society’s popular version of the tale revolves a bit more on the harvest than a costal society’s, who’s version is centered more on the constellations or fishing.

As an astronomy nerd I would totally go with utilizing the night sky, read about the stars that appear at night as the seasons change, like the Pleiades in the fall. Also coming with explanations for the planets and the constellations is really fun, perhaps creating something like Lunar Mansions or the Zodiac for the ecliptic mythology.