#MASTERPIECE ISNT IT?

[sout999]

cut sequence from my film

thats ok it wasnt that much work anyway twt / store

[chipper-smol]

HAHAHA YES JOIN US IN THE BRAINROT

[screamsinsilver]

noah sebastian, joakim karlsson and jesse cash celebrating another year of michael taylor

alternatively: three professional musicians attempting to shred happy birthday on guitar

[homosexualworkaccount]

Takes you by the shoulders and shakes you violently MAHIRU IS THE ONE PERSON KURO HAS BEEN ABLE TO RELY ON HIS ENTIRE LIFE SOMEONE WHO REFUSED TO LEAVE HIM EVEN WHEN HE PUSHED EVERYTHING AWAY THE ONE PERSON WHO ACCEPTED HIM IN HIS ENTIRETY AND LOVED HIM AND ALL HIS FLAWS THE ONLY PERSON WHO WAITED FOR HIM THE ONE PERSON WHO LOVED HIM SO MUCH HE WAS WILLING TO DIE FOR HIM THEY CANNOT EXIST WITHOUT EACH OTHER BECAUSE NO ONE UNDERSTANDS THEM TO THEIR CORE MAHIRU IS HIS FIRST IN EVERY FACET OF LIFE AND THE THING KURO IS MOST SCARED OF LOSING

[b0tster]

tech bros will be like "AI ART IS THE FUTURE" and post something that looks like this

[calllynx]

The next phrase is alien to Fabian. He will never know what was meant by, 

I salute you

[hella1975]

i cannot stand the aot fandom this is not a new take at all they are universally intolerable but oh my dayssss u are FORBIDDEN from making ANY take about the show it's actually insane to watch. 'aot is perfect' no show is perfect. 'tell me you didnt get the show 😂🫵' people have different opinions/interpretations about things. 'eren is a good guy they could never make me hate him' i think there's actually 4 seasons and two movies explicitely using him as a tool to show that no one is 'good' or 'evil' they are only trying to survive. hello. the fandom r all so far up aot's ass that they actually discredit its writing in the process and it would be laughable if it wasn't so frustrating

[tealfruit]

anytime I try to listen to rap/hip-hop that matches my tastes, Spotify serves me up white people so I'm trying to go out of my way to find black artists I enjoy (cuz tbh I'm not big into the genre as a whole, a lot of it isn't to my taste, but ik there's some stuff out there I DO rly like and I KNOW it ain't all by white people) and like. my algorithm is so skewed that Spotify is unironically trying to throw Fall Out Boy into the queue between Lil Nas X and Kendrick Lamar

[jacarandaaaas]

remembered when in 2022 someone did “how encanto should have ended” and it was a reprise of the family madrigal except it wasn’t about the family. pepa, julieta,agustín, felix, alma, camilo got NO mention. Despite the song being the family madrigal it only talked about luisa, dolores,isabela and bruno. so fuck mirabel ig😭 the original family madrigal song was a lot about her as well as entire family but she doesn’t even get a mention. Like where’s the growth? “The family madrigal” Reprise except mirabel STILL doesn’t talk about herself and also ignores half the family. Most of the song was just about bruno💀 and then people had the nerve to say “this would be a better ending”

[justicecaballer]

telling urself "its ok if its bad" in the middle of a sketch so u dont lock up and waste a bunch of time and stress trying to fix it. underrated strat

[tanjir0se]

One of the absolute worst things in my opinion about the live action ATLA remake is the removal of Sokka’s sexism. “Oh the things he said were ‘questionable’ so we ‘updated’ his character”

Wow it’s almost like the character. Had a flaw. It’s almost like he was raised in an extremely patriarchal society where what he was saying was the norm. And it’s almost like he had to unlearn these behaviors as he traveled and became exposed to more ways of life.

Yknow

Like a character arc or something

And don’t even get me started on what this does to the Kyoshi Island events. In the original, it’s meaningful that he wears Kyoshi’s uniform, a woman’s dress, after being so certain that a woman could not be a skilled warrior and did not deserve the respect afforded by the uniform.

And I’m absolutely CERTAIN the new show runners will see this scene and think it will be enough to pay lip service to the ‘woke’ idea of a man in a dress as like a “wow a man in a dress how woke” moment to try to garner the goodwill and sympathy of a younger hipper audience. Except ITS GOING TO RING ENTIRELY HOLLOW because Sokka is not learning anything by doing it! He’s not growing in any way!! It’s literally just. “Haha what if Sokka wore a dress” which is the OPPOSITE of what the original conveys!!!!!

I am BEGGING you absolute sheeple to let this piece of shit flop. It’s disrespectful to the original and honestly just cheap, lazy writing. If you want a good Avatar the Last Airbender: JUST FUCKING WATCH THE ORIGINAL!

[cupuacu]

finished my beatles marathon and in conclusion sometimes an artist's most popular work is genuinely the only good thing they did

[reinafish]

I accidentally misspelled my name as reinaDISH so

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA—

[fruitsofhell]

After finishing She-Ra 2018 I'm trying to work on my unified theory for why CatDora bothers me as the endgame ship. Cause as CEO of mentally ill cartoon women, there's something about it that feels a disservice to Catra's psychology and trauma. She is genuinely such an interesting character to watch because they so clearly lay out the abusive dynamic that informs her entire character, but by the kiss, I feel like they lost steam with it.

The biggest thing to me is the simple fact that Adora is basically a trigger for her. Adora's personality as someone who is constantly self-sacrificing and forgiving is something Catra has a deep hatred for because she believes she is worthless and unforgivable, and when people try to help her she feels they're using her to look better while she fails to get better.

The fact that ADORA herself was the one in that original dynamic that traumatized the hell out of her makes me uncomfortable with how Catra eventually just... stops getting set off by things. I just can't imagine how what happened leading up to their kiss would desensitize Catra enough to that trauma response that she'd be in love with her. Like in that same season she was fucking death gripping the table at hearing Adora's name, and in seasons earlier she straight up like dissociated when people brought up her heroics. Not only the unearned healing, but the "I've loved you all along" feels a bit patronizing to her past. That all her emotionality was complicated romantic feelings, and not... having really nasty childhood trauma.

[deus-ex-mona]

chizuchan was right. childhood friend romances are the b e s t

[eddith]

I’m SO obsessed with mlm media from asia but i find it hard sometimes to really connect with the western mlm.

And the oposite happens with wlw like i cannot for the love of my life connect with the asian sapphic representation😭 but the western??? i feel deranged about it, i wonder why this is🤔