> Dana Carvey does a great bit about 'Every Neil Young song you've ever heard'

Sure, if every Neil Young song you’ve ever heard are his two most popular ones.

I like Neil Young's music, probably for the same reasons you don't.

I don't agree with his ultimatum to Spotify, but fair enough if he feels that way.

This is also quite a funny video, with Jimmy Fallon covering Neil Young, with Neil Young.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cycKvOwKJZw

You may not like his music but it’s undeniable how important it is in terms of records sold, influence, awards, etc.

Sort of. I know Taylor Swift has more album sales and Grammys.

As for influence, why do people care what a daily pot smoking artist, who was reportedly expelled from college, thinks about politics anyway?

Why do people care what any artist thinks about politics?

He believes that spreading misinformation on vaccines is bad...how is that in any way 'politics'??

Two doctors and leaders in their field are being demonized by one political group.

This is 100% political.

Why do people care what anyone thinks about politics? Being a famous rock and roller does not exempt one from having a political opinion worthy of consideration or debate. It shouldn't give more credence to one's opinion, but it shouldn't take away from it either.

True. Good point. They are all opinions unless you're specifically trained and are an expert in the subject.

Yet people give outsize weight to a pothead college dropout artist for some reason.

> Sort of. I know Taylor Swift has more album sales and Grammys.

What is your point here?

His accomplishments and influence are dwarfed by Taylor Swift.

Yet he's trying to bully Spotify and Joe Rogan?

Whiny nasal political drivel accompanied by a strumming guitar.