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I got married this year, hold for applause, thank you, thank you.
And here comes the issue: these songs are forever and irreparably wedding songs now.
To misquote Trixie Mattel, thats a lot of emotion for not important.
I do wonder what might happen to the songs if I ever get divorced (god forbid).
Never playing the games again?
But a bigger part of me loves this regret.
These melodies now evoke the weight of our vows and the warmth of our loved ones.
They are no longer just the creators' intent; they are also undeniably, beautifully, ours.
Many of the biggest video game hits of the last decade have been original ideas.
Can original movies apply any of their lessons?