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Can you separate the artist as a person from the music?
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this post was submitted on 12 Apr 2024
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If it makes sense to consider the artist's actions and morality, it makes just as much sense to consider that of the producers et. al.
That leaves us with virtually no content tho.
Just today I wanted to show a friend UnDeadwood, a western horror one shot by the critical role crew, and learned they've removed ALL content with Brian W. Foster because he turned out to be an abusive piece of shit. I understand it on a certain level, but at the same time that's an INSANE amount of actually amazing content just gone because one dude turned out to be a piece of shit.
Fucking Pepe Le Pew is totally a creep! Absolutely does not get consent!