tfw story of your life is exemplified by your favourite artist

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"Burial's one of the most wonderful people I've ever met. We stay in touch, and this sounds super weird, but he kind of looks over me in a weird way... He's just one of those remarkable people that you come across that are so rare—he's so shy and quiet, but he's really hard to explain. I'm constantly fascinated by him. I've only had a few encounters with him, but they were really intense. I may never see him again, but we stay in touch constantly... I think it's [his decision not to perform live] so admirable. Obviously I make money for what I do and promote myself, but I always remember him, in everything. The nobleness of it, where you're just making music and making people happy… I use a bit of that for myself."

>Ellie Goulding friendzones Burial

“Sonny is based in Los Angeles but sort of lives in hotels,” she added. “I’ve been splitting my time between my work and seeing him on tour because he pretty much does a show every night, so if I want to see him, I go along.” "At the moment, his career is crazy."

>Ellie Goulding branch-swings to Skrillex

typical of Ellie to go after the exciting, happy-go-lucky dude while dismissing Burial as a "friend". If only acquisition of sex wasn't predicated on being extroverted - then everyone would be happy. But no, my favourite musician, Burial, has to symbolise everything that stops me from getting sex. Why the hell do the two ends of the dubstep extreme have to represent the extrovert-introvert dichotomy?