Well, howdy there internet people, let's be able again. So today we are going to talk about

Pink Floyd and the fifth anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon and social media. And it's and it just goes on from there.

But you'll see.

So yes, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd changed their profile pictures on social media.

They changed it to a 50 in the background with like a triangle and a rainbow inside. This

upset some people. What's up with the rainbow? Lose the rainbow. You're making

yourself look stupid. What is that, Pink Floyd? What a disgrace. From this

moment I don't listen to this band.

Are you going woke with rainbows? Is there a straight flag?

I want equal representation.

Now those old enough to have ever seen an album cover in real life probably already laughing. The dark side of the

moon the album cover is light hitting a prism a triangle and breaking apart into a rainbow of colors.

That's what it's representing.

Doesn't have anything to do with what they're associating it with.

At the same time, I would like to point out that Pink Floyd isn't exactly known for being

a political. It's also, I mean worth noting, a little trivia fact here. The 50th anniversary

would indicate that the album came out in 1973.

Five years before the rainbow flag became associated with pride.

All of this is funny, right?

This is funny on some level, but what can we take away from it? What can we learn from it? More importantly

what causes it? I want equal representation. Okay. Okay, here's the thing. If you're the default, if you are the norm, the

average, norm not meaning normal, meaning the thing that appears the most.

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