I only literally like one of his songs, which is “High for This”. I can’t stand his anti-Black ass.
It didn’t start as a corporate meme. It started, like a lot of culturally relevant things start, as a young (mostly Black) meme that was passed throughout all social media. But, yeah. But now it’s played out, which is not surprising. This is the cycle of things.
You’ll pull through
I agree about that Nicole chick. I disagree that Viners and YouTubers don’t put out quality work or are not the new wave in entertainment. It’s not all that shocking that a good chunk of prominent viners and Youtubers who are putting out quality, culturally relevant material are PoC. “Why the Fuck You Lyin’” and…
This was a very white and clueless thing to say. Congratulations!
Except fake lips often get that “duck look” which is pretty evident in the photo up top. But most ppl look better with bigger lips relative to their face. I’m just glad that genetics saw fit that my lips would be perfectly full.
I think it could be but it’s tricky. I think it’s important that the artist gives props to the singers before them to avoid that. And Christina has definitely has. She has always stated who her inspirations were (mainly Etta James, which is why she got to sing at her funeral). It’s not shocking that some of the best…
There’s nothing wrong with nerdface. We still cute.
As a person who works with foster children and have had the opportunity to meet “parents” who don’t deserve the title, I’m not really mad. You meet enough kids with PTSD from abusive parents and you’ll start to see the importance of motherly and fatherly types who actually provide love and support for children even if…
I immediately picked out Trevor b/c DIMPLES but it took a minute to find Larry.
I mean, Larry and Trevor are both light-skinned dudes anyway (Trevor is my complexion, so I know my ppl lol). So, yeah... But I’mma be good.
There’s a paper bag test joke in here, but I’ve decided to be good on this lovely Monday. But yeah....
I was in 7th grade and I was born in ‘88, but it depends on the state. In college, a girl who was born a year and some change younger than me was a grade higher and she didn’t skip a grade. They just allowed her to start school early. I graduated high school at 18, so I was where I needed to be.