User:St. Jimmy Jammy
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SuperWardBros (often shortened to SWB or known as St. Jimmy Jammy on Wikimedia; joined November 2, 2017) is an American Wikipedian. His Wikimedia username originates from St. Jimmy, a character from Green Day's concept album: American Idiot and he can often be found on Discord, Spotify, YouTube and other online communities.
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What I edit
Music
Genres and styles
- Nerd music
- nerdcore (needs work)
- geek rock
- wizard rock (needs work)
- Comedy music
- comedy rock (probably needs work)
- Video game music (needs work, no mention of cover bands)
- Bit music (no page and no mention of bit music after 8-bit almost anywhere besides VGM contexts)
- Chiptune
- Nintendocore (see sandbox)
- Chiptune
- Punk rock
- Punk subculture
- Proto-punk (could use work)
- Pop-punk
- Easycore (needs work)
- Neon pop-punk (needs work)
- Folk punk (needs work)
- Celtic punk
- Gypsy punk (needs work but I wouldn't know much)
- Hardcore punk (seems fine but certain aspects could be worked on)
- Post-hardcore
- Metalcore
- Electronicore (needs work, could use history)
- Emo
- Scene (subculture) and associated music (Scene music)
- Punk jazz (needs work but hard to find sources)
- Metal
- Pirate metal (needs work)
- Extreme metal
- Electrogrind (needs work, could be expanded into own article)
- Ska music (seems fine)
- Dark cabaret
- Danger music (needs work but hard to find sources)
- Music by location
Artists
- Math the Band
- Green Day
- Anamanaguchi
- Knife City (could expand into its own page or be part of Anamanaguchi's article)
- My Chemical Romance
- I Fight Dragons
- Masked Intruder (needs work, particularly history)
- Hideki Naganuma
- Crying (needs work)
- Scapegoat Wax (needs work but sources are seemingly scarce)
- Horse the Band (needs work)
- Beastie Boys
- BS 2000 (needs work but sources are scarce)
- The Latch Brothers (needs work but sources are scarce)
- Karate High School (needs work but sources are scarce)
- Pat the Bunny (needs work)
Releases
- American Edit (could see work)
Labels
- Grand Royal (needs work)
Events
Video games
- Jet Set Radio and Jet Set Radio Future
- Ollie King (needs work but sources are scarce)
- Skate (series)
Companies and divisions
- Sega
- Sega Sports R&D and Smilebit (needs work)
Internet and web series
Places
Film, TV and Books
Animation
- Golden Age of American animation
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit (franchise) (needs work by itself, check magazines for the video games individually)
- Who Censored Roger Rabbit? (could see work)
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988 video game) (needs work)
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1989 video game) (needs work)
- Hare Raising Havoc (needs work)
- Invader Zim
External links
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