Is it a crime to re-add a song to the group playlist that got vetoed?
By @jettyy · Friends
We have a shared Spotify playlist in my apartment with a very clear rule: if a song gets skipped enough, it's dead. My roommate is claiming the veto 'expired' and now it's a huge thing.
The full story
ok so for real i need to know if i’m being dramatic. my roommates and i have a collaborative playlist for when we're all hanging out in the apartment. the rule is if a song gets skipped by two different people, it's a silent veto and it gets deleted. it just keeps the vibes right for everyone you know? my roommate just re-added a song that my other roommate and i BOTH vetoed last week. she’s saying the veto expires after 7 days lmao. like this is some kind of legal system. now there’s a cold war over the aux. am i cooked for being annoyed or is she committing a serious playlist foul?
How people voted
- OP Is Right — 19% (25 votes)
- Both Messy — 48% (64 votes)
- OP Is Wrong — 33% (44 votes)
Readers say “Both Messy” (48%) — 133 votes and 5 comments so far.
What people are saying
@tatekay — A rule is a rule for a reason! It's about respecting the people you live with, honey.
@daniok2 — Why not just make a rule that vetoed songs can be proposed again after a month?
@inesfr — This happened in my fantasy baseball league chat with a GIF. The commissioner had to step in.
@justnope — the 7 day rule is so real you just have to respect the chaos
@ivyee — I feel like we need to know what the song is before we can make a ruling.
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