Rebel the Wolfgirl

Currently living with my paternal grandparents (great-grandmother and her daughter) bc my home living situation is uncertain atm.

Seconded - especially since I FUCKIN LOOOVE jukebox musicals

The Replacements - Alex Chilton The Knack - Good Girls Don't Joe Jackson - Is She Really Going Out With Him? Marshall Crenshaw - Cynical Girl Squeeze - Cool For Cats The Wallflowers - I'm Looking Through You

In that case, Girl All the Bad Guys Want.

Bowling For Soup: High School Never Ends, 1985, Stacy's Mom (yes, they did a cover and it is arguably superior to the original) Green Day: Holiday, Wake Me Up When September Ends, 21 Guns Weezer: Hash Pipe, Pork & Beans, Troublemaker

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WELCOME TO SBC FELLOW ENBY! I'm Rebel, transfem otherkin; she/they/it/wolf/dragon/pup!

I personally don't celebrate Christmas, but rather Yule, since I'm neopagan. For me, Yule begins on the 21st of December and lasts until January 2nd.

Decided to go with power pop and early new wave artists for this one. Cyndi Lauper: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, When You Were Mine, Time After Time Devo: Girl U Want, That's Good, Speed Racer The Go-Go's: We Got the Beat, Vacation, Head Over Heels

Because I would be going as Queen Bee, I decided that my playlist would reflect a Halloween party atmosphere worthy of the Queen of Gluttony herself. 1. Rochelle Diamante - Cotton Candy: Because we can't begin a playlist centered on Bee without the character's signature song. 2. deadmau5 ft. Rob Swire - Ghosts n' Stuff: I was torn between this and Professional Griefers, but this feels very Halloweeny. 3. Rockwell ft. Michael Jackson - Somebody's Watching Me: Because no Halloween dance-pop playlist would be complete without this bop. 4. Aqua - Halloween: Silly and bubblegummy Y2K-era Europop, but it fits both the Halloween vibe and Bee herself; she would definitely have this on a playlist. 5. Rob Zombie - Dragula (Hot Rod Herman Remix): A bit heavier than what genre Bee is normally associated with (late 2000s-ish dance pop), but still fits. 6. Richard O' Brien - The Time Warp: ...You knew this was coming. Besides, this is a good way to lead into the grand finale of the playlist... 7. Oingo Boingo - Dead Man's Party: The grand finale to the party, what better way to go out than with Oingo Boingo?

here lies squidward's poops and screams

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