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Ok I'm really glad people are talk about Zepotha compared to Goncharov.

I was following the artist before she started Zepotha. It started with her talking about how her new album reminded her an 80's slasher horror film. She then came up with the idea of Zepotha and encouraged her fans to fake fan edits and comment on tiktoks saying "you look like x from zepotha"

The difference between being confused about Goncharov vs Zepotha, is that confusing people about Goncharov is just saying, "oh, you haven't this gorgeous old film? What a bozo.", whereas confusing people about Zepotha is just saying "omg you look like cole/danny/ect." on videos with nothing to do with Zepotha.

Overall, the difference between the confusion is *curiosity*. People ask what's Goncharov, and the get a proper (or fake) explanation. People that talk about Zepotha often talk about it in space that has nothing to do it.

There are some more problems with Zepotha that other people have been talking about.

Also, a problem I have with artist/creator of Zepotha, is her lack of variety in marketing. I dont have anything against her. I like her music and I'm sure she's lovely irl. I just want to put some genuine criticism out in the open. I had to stop following her bc she has really only been using this to promote her music.

I understand it isn't easy being an independent artist, but All of her videos are the same; her in front of her camera, her music playing, and caption along the lines of "wait omg this sounds like a song from an 80's slasher horror movie". Again, I have nothing personal against her, and I wish her and her career well, the Zepotha thing was just getting draining.

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There should be a scene in the Barbie movie where Barbie and Ken are just awkwardly rubbing up against each other like how kids do with their Barbie dolls

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I had a dream last night that Poseidon was played by Owen Wilson and in a new trailer percy pushed Owen Wilson Poseidon into the ocean and he arose from the ocean looking all roided up and he kinda looked like kinda this but cooler and more dramatic

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I got my friend to watch Good Omens over the weekend, and to drag him further into this fandom I've made a list of things from the book that weren't in the show. These are probably well known facts but I wanna info dump and where better to than the void of tumblr. Maybe you guys can share this with your tv good omens fan friends or smthing.

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• Aziraphale calls crowley "my dear" alot

• You see what dog is thinking a bit more (absolute sweetheart)

• When Zira and Crowley drop of Anathema off at her house, Crowley calls Zira "angel", she realized she was safe all along, but, but the book implied that she either realized that Zira was either an angel, gay, or both

• Crowley was so found of sleep, that he slept through all of the 19th century, only getting up once to go to the bathroom once in 1832

• Any cassette play in the Bentley will turn into "Best of Queen" cassette in a fortnite

• 1. The reason Crowley hit Anamthema was because he didn't have his headlights on at all (unlike in the show, where he had one headlight on), cause her to not see him.

• 2. He didn't have his headlights because hes a demon, and can see perfectly in the dark.

• When talking about the secret agents working for them (ep 2) (politicians in the book) Crowley suggests they tell each who they are. Zira names 5, Crowley names 6, 3 names are on both lists.

• Aziraphale's book shop is really just his collection of books, he will go out of his way to avoid selling any of them

• When Aziraphale is first reading Agnes Nutter's book, he sat there reading so long that mold started to grow on his mug and there was a thin layer of dust on him.

• When Crowley said "do i look like I run a bookshop" the firefighter continues talking to him

• Crowley hated the 14th century so much he slept through the whole century

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I might make another one cause I'm not done reading the book : ]