#SMOOTH LIKE BUTTER

[secretlyasimpforbuddy]

That was smooth Buddy.

[cinmonpunch]

Vi really said, leave no skin untouched.

[coralinnii]

Yuu is just making sure

Yuu/MC: Hey Ace, how do you say your last name?

Ace: What, Trappola? It's really not that hard

Yuu/MC: Still, I don't want to mess up saying my future name.

Ace, sputtering: W-Wait, WHAT??

[moonsstan]

snape was a kpop stan.

[hazmatazz]

pick a follow up to smooth like butter from a variety of songs that i may or may not listen to 👍

[astro-can]

cha cha real smooth

taehyun: beomgyu hyung, can you turn the lights on?

beomgyu: i don't need to. you're the only light i need in my life *winks*

taehyun: i--

yeonjun: WE CAN'T FUCKING SEE

[sophynylon]

sublimestudentpandablr

I can't put my finger on it. Though I'd love to

https://www.tumblr.com/sublimestudentpandablr

[jess-21990]

HOW TO GET A GIRL TO FALL FOR YOU

Taught by Princess in the Mirrors Luca Savini

STEP 1:

Knock on the door & instead of waiting for an answer to make sure she's there & not trying to get dressed barge in!

STEP 2:

Bring her a bouquet of Flowers & instead of handing them to her with a smile...CHUCK EM AT HER!! BE MY PRINCESS 2 STYLE! XD

STEP 3:

When she asks the reason why you're giving her these flowers you answer in an improper sentence that makes NO sense WHATSOEVER.....like this

And then you get cocky as fuck! Like this....

The end result should look like this.....

AND BAM SHES YOURS! XD lmfao hope yall learned something!

[compo67]

me: i'm gonna write a sequel to rest and restore

also me: so i need music to noodle to

also also me: let's listen to 'Butter' 10,000 times!

there's no way i could possibly get sick of this song

...right?

[randomjreader]

Don't talk to me, I'm currently listening to just being friendly and you got ma back ost by Chinzhilla on repeat rn

[apobangpounited]

Achievement🏅

"Butter" surpassed 1.1 BILLION streams on Spotify, becoming the second BTS song to reach this milestone!

[alexandra4uu]

Who's your daddy slut?

The one that spanks me hard with his strong hand mmmmmmm; )

[jimpagne]

do you have any tips on sounding more like a native? i feel like i sound dumb with my accent :/

I have an answer. It's a very stupid answer, but it worked for me.

My accent is one of the things I get complimented on the most by Korean people that I talk to, many of them assuming I've spent some time in their country or at least studied there once -- neither of which I have done, but I always feel flattered nonetheless by the compliment.

My secret to perfecting an accent? Well, I did something kind of stupid. Basically, I decided to treat Korean phones (aka sounds) like I was a baby learning them for the first time. Babies repeat sounds that they hear, and they do so through babbling or word repetition. So, I would quite literally just "babble" to myself using Korean sounds. It sounds really strange, but it worked very well. Also, if you do long "sentences", you can practice the intonation flow of the languages as well. The following string of Hangul is complete nonsense. Some of these are real words, some of them are not. This is kind of an example of how I would randomly mutter things to myself to try to practice the sounds and intonation 👍

항두하는지, 모려가서 바빴는데, 그게 뭐, 다시 키나고, 파니를 수작겠습니다...

Now I would NEVER try to pass this off as actual Korean, I know some people say random things to try to convince people that they speak a language, but this is not what I'm doing here! I would just do this to myself at home or during long commutes. This way you're not really exhausting your brain trying to work on phones and sentence structures at the same time. It's just a silly way to use Korean sounds without stressing your mind out too much.

Also, since you're by yourself, it's a judgement free zone. Some people are nervous about speaking in front of people, so you can practice this in the comfort of your own bedroom.

But yes, that was one of my main ways of practicing.

However, my other main way was super normal... it's actually probably how most people practice their accent. Sometimes I would turn on a K-drama or a Korean YouTube video and just listen to them talk and then repeat what they said. Just do that for like an hour, and you'll be surprised by just how much your accent can improve in that short amount of time.

Actually, before I would do recording assignments, I would watch one episode of a K-drama before doing it, because my recording before watching the K-drama and after watching the K-drama was noticeably different.

You just need hear Korean people speaking!

[thornestar]

The mega reflector is evolving 😼

[greenlight20]

This is the best lip repair I've ever tried. I've struggled with cracked dry lips my entire life. But after using aquaphor my lips are 100% improved.

[trezoblossoming]

Help my moms playing bts on our record player 😭😭😭