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I just love this guy. I drew him, and basically, he is me. xD All the way down to the mohawk and patches on the vest. He is a Catahoula Bulldog, which is a Catahoula Leopard Hound mixed with an American Bulldog. He was a ton of fun to make, I can't wait to draw more of him.
-Also he is named after an Anti-Flag song, if you realized that, let me love you-
-Also he is named after an Anti-Flag song, if you realized that, let me love you-
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Hey, speaking of punk and Anti-Flag...
Avril Lavigne is one of the worst excuses for "a homage to punk", period. This is absolutely not rock or punk created "for this day and age"; it's rife with proto-Auto-Tune and it's basically just teen pop music. Avril only appeals to teeny boppers and 4 to 12-year-old kids (with no taste in music). Just thinking about her for more than a few seconds is enough to drive me nuts. It gets even worse when you realize that the only reason she became a musical celebrity is that L.A. Reid needed someone who could cash in on and sell good music to the public as over-commercialized, watered-down garbage. To make matters worse, L.A. Reid was thinking of a specified amount of money he could make for Arista Records–about as much as what Britney Spears and Pink were making–from the trainwreck known as Let Go; thus, the record company behind Avril would be determined to putting as little money and effort into her work as possible. Apparently, I see too many people liking this wannabe punk, wannabe rock, wannabe emo artist... and not in a "so bad, it's good" kind of way.
Avril Lavigne is one of the worst excuses for "a homage to punk", period. This is absolutely not rock or punk created "for this day and age"; it's rife with proto-Auto-Tune and it's basically just teen pop music. Avril only appeals to teeny boppers and 4 to 12-year-old kids (with no taste in music). Just thinking about her for more than a few seconds is enough to drive me nuts. It gets even worse when you realize that the only reason she became a musical celebrity is that L.A. Reid needed someone who could cash in on and sell good music to the public as over-commercialized, watered-down garbage. To make matters worse, L.A. Reid was thinking of a specified amount of money he could make for Arista Records–about as much as what Britney Spears and Pink were making–from the trainwreck known as Let Go; thus, the record company behind Avril would be determined to putting as little money and effort into her work as possible. Apparently, I see too many people liking this wannabe punk, wannabe rock, wannabe emo artist... and not in a "so bad, it's good" kind of way.
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