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- 1Band Piss shares new music video 'Blocking a Scene You Can't Remember'βPiss, Blocking a scene you can't remember https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=ShDocSCuiIU # Piss # BlockingASceneYouCanTRem
The band Piss has released a new music video titled 'Blocking a Scene You Can't Remember', which listeners are sharing and discussing online. Little detail is available beyond the release itself, and reactions so far appear limited to fans circulating the track among music communities.
- 2Critics slam Labor's submarine spending as Australians struggleβWhile the unAustralian Labor government are pissing-away $368+ BILLION on sub's we'll never get, and further billions on
Australia's Labor government is being criticised for committing more than $368 billion to the AUKUS submarine program, which the vessels will not be delivered for years, while also subsidising fossil fuel industries. Commenters argue household finances are nearing a tipping point, pointing to rising cost-of-living pressures, and say public money should go toward relieving the suffering of Australian households instead of defence and industry handouts.
- 3HEYDUDE's Instagram Ad With University of Florida Frat Draws BacklashβThis Shoe Companyβs Instagram Ad With a Frat Is Pissing People Off A collaborative Instagram post between footwear line
Footwear brand HEYDUDE is facing criticism over a collaborative Instagram post with a University of Florida fraternity. The backlash stems from sexual cyberharassment allegations against two former members of the fraternity. Critics are questioning why the company partnered with the Greek organization given the allegations, and the controversy is spreading as people call out the brand's judgment online.
- 4Shoe Company's Frat Instagram Ad Sparks BacklashβThis Shoe Company's Instagram Ad With a Frat Is Pissing People Off https://www.wired.com/story/this-shoe-companys-instag
A shoe company is facing criticism over an Instagram advertisement made with a fraternity, according to Wired. The ad has angered people online, though the exact details of its content and the company's identity are not specified in the coverage headline. The backlash highlights ongoing scrutiny of how brands use Greek life imagery in social media marketing.
- 5Neon announces SCP Foundation film after A24 backlashβNeon sticks it to A24 by announcing a Creative Commons SCP Foundation movie A24 pissed off one of the internet's largest
Film studio Neon has announced a movie based on the SCP Foundation, the collaborative horror fiction project released under a Creative Commons licence. The move follows criticism of A24, which announced its own SCP film without contacting the SCP Wiki team or committing to the licence terms, angering one of the internet's largest horror communities. Neon's announcement is being read as a direct contrast to A24's approach.
- 6New Music Discovery playlist highlights Maisi and the Disco, PISS and PetraβNew Music Discovery playlist, 2 October 2026: Maisi and the Disco, PISS, Petra, Parade, Emma Ogier, Amiture Music
The Line of Best Fit has released its New Music Discovery playlist for 2 October 2026, spotlighting emerging artists including Maisi and the Disco, PISS, Petra, Parade, Emma Ogier and Amiture Music. The playlist rounds up new tracks from lesser-known acts, offering listeners a weekly guide to fresh releases across indie and alternative music.
- 7A24 angers horror fans with SCP film plansβA24 pissed off one of the internet's largest horror communities when it announced it was working on an SCP Foundation fi
A24 is developing a film based on the SCP Foundation, the collaborative horror fiction project, but fans say the studio never contacted the SCP Wiki team and has not committed to releasing the film under the Creative Commons licence the project requires. The horror community is pushing back, arguing the studio may be ignoring the licensing terms that govern the shared universe.
- 8Astros players hit back at booing fans after playoff loss to White Soxβ'Pissed off' Astros players call out booing home fans after Game 1 loss vs. White Sox
Houston Astros players voiced frustration after falling to the Chicago White Sox in Game 1 of their playoff series at Minute Maid Park, criticising home fans who booed the team as it slipped to defeat. Players described themselves as 'pissed off' and said the crowd's reaction was not what the clubhouse expected in the post-season.