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THIS CHRISTMAS 2007, dir. Preston A. Whitmore II

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Lauren London please, love🙏🏾🤎

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RACHEL BERRY AND FINN HUDSON 1.22 Journey to Regionals

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235 FAVORITE SHIPS OF ALL TIME (ranked by my followers) 102. finn hudson and rachel berry - glee

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THE O.C. — 2.14, “The Rainy Day Women”

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favourite music moments in The OC (part 2)

Hide and seek, trains and sewing machines Blood and tears, they were here first Mm, what’d you say?

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Lauren London "Frontin" Video (2003) 😍💚@laurenlondon #laurenlondonfanpage #laurenlondon #throwback #2000s #pharrellwilliams #tbt

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what music videos do you think show case video vixens that exude goddess energy? i am reading your blog about what defines a muse and it has encouraged me to study these women

1. Lanisha Cole in Pharrell’s Frontin music video. I remember watching this music video when I was younger and was eyeing Lanisha and only Lanisha. Lauren London and Pharrell are fine too but Lanisha really stole that whole music video with her pretty skin tone and pretty smile.

2. Jeannette Chaves from Jay Z’s Excuse Me Miss music video. I talk about her all the time but I feel like what really differentiated Jeannette is how classy she was in that music video. She was literally wearing a dress with holes and still looked like a goddess. Plenty of people tried to recreate this look and could never fully execute it the way Jeannette did.

3. Nicole Narain from Love U Better by LL. Nicole represented a dream girl. She had a pretty skin tone, pretty smile, and definately achieves the goddess status all throughout that mv.

4. K.D Aubert from Into You by Fabulous. KD in general always looked like a goddess in every music video she was featured in.

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year 1 of collecting R&B albums 📀

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Morris Chestnut as Lance Sullivan The Best Man (1999) dir. Malcolm D. Lee

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quentin + getting on his knees for shelby