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is word bond?

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When my color palette ideas strike, nobody is ready. But I know I'm ahead of my time.

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Uniqlo:

KAWS and Andy Warhol: A never-before-seen collaboration between two of the leading artists of our time

Available Online + In All Stores August 22

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I understand this obsession with this color fully

imagine seeing this and still thinking that women aren't complex, interesting and have rich inner lives. meanwhile men are out there buying sneakers and funko pops. sad!

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Engineered Garments picks FW23

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It's my 14 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

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Okayplayer: What did you think about Yasiin Bey criticizing Drake and saying that his music is “not hip-hop?” Quelle Chris: I thought that was interesting, given that they're both artists for their time. Drake wasn’t popping when Rap City was popping. But back then, you could turn on Rap City and see Mos Def on there singing. So I do think there is a little bit of hypocrisy there, but also I think there is a misunderstanding about the idea of pop. Hip-hop is a genre, pop isn't a genre. Pop is something that changes with the population. So acts like The Carpenters, Dionne Warwick, Quincy Jones, they all had very popular albums at different times. But people wouldn't say Dionne Warwick is pop, people would say Dionne Warwick is soul. All respect to Yasiin, but I think discrediting Drake's position in hip-hop is kind of sacrilegious — it's just not realistic. It's not based on reality, because the man can really rap, you know.