#asha's awakening

[louisbxne]

Raveena - Mystery (2023)

[lavenderrdisaster]

she’s literally what an angel looks like r u kidding me

icons from her live performance of songs from Asha’s Awakening

[timetravellingkitty]

huge fan of the beginning few seconds that remind me of bubbles for some reason. and the guitar is AMAZING here

[cherryysocks]

But why wait ‘til it’s overgrown?

[tornbluefoamcouch]

Artista: Raveena Álbum: Asha's Awakening Ano: 2022 Faixas/Tempo: 15/63min Estilo: Alternative R&B/Neo-Soul Data de Execução: 28/02/2023 Nota: 6,4 Melhor Música:  Mystery

[yourpalsalamander]

[likeimurloverr]

I feel like i ask for bootlegs too much but guys if anyone has one of the almeida cast of spring awakening plss send it my way!! (Or if anyone knows where i can watch the proshot)

[hell-heron]

Asking to see how insane I sound when I talk about this

[bypatia]

OH MY GOD YOU STARTED LISTENING TO RAVEENA AFSJKLDLS

YESSSSSSSS

And I LOVE her music!!!!!!!!!!

[sabindensmore]

Thanks to my partner, I am getting well enough to write music again. A short song for Solstice, 2022. Dedicated to Asha, who also mixed the audio.

Shade me from these shadows of my guilt. Wrap my tired body here in cedar brush. Place over me your boughs of evergreen. Warm my soul beneath your silver winter moon.

[louisbxne]

RAVEENA

SECRET (2022)

[lasirenedesiree]

She’s such a goddess, I love her divine feminine celestial goddess aura 🌙✨

Raveena - Secret (feat. Vince Staples)

[timetravellingkitty]

NEW RAVEENA MUSIC VIDEO

[cherryysocks]

RAVEENA MY BELOVED

[groovetrill]

Boy, can you keep a secret?

I know I'm the one you can't have

I know that I am your weakness

If you wanna play, I'll call you back

If you want the star treatment

You could find another girl for that

I'm a flirt, it's not a secret

Wait a sec', I'll hit you right back

And now, with the pearls in my hair

Hands up and I'll ride you on the chair

Hands tied, don't tell them that I'm dirty

At the shoot, you were stunned, head turning

Move it up and down like a cobra

Then you said that I Iike 'em older

Now I see she's got a type

I let her slide for tonight

Now you're open

I know I'm potent

Boy

Boy

Boy

Boy

Pretty women on Sunset

Plenty women on Fig

Everybody get lonely

Baby wanna get lit

She don't wanna get married

But she wanna get rich

Late night lover

Cum on this, ayy

What can make you wanna get away?

Tie the ribbon in the sky and watch it drift away

Cupid shot and hit your heart, it didn't ricochet

Now we're getting into something, live the Hemingway

Yeah, ain't no giving you the runaround

Get inside, I'm feeling high, I'm never coming down

What you trippin' on? How the summer sound?

Put it in a song, put it in your-, yeah

[daylighteclipsed]

Having seen the movie now, I can say this interpretation still stands and is supported further, even, by the whole text. The story definitely could’ve been executed better, but I’m not the only one who walked away seeing the similarities between Rosas, the United States, and Disney Corporation. Which is interesting since the movie is supposed to make Disney look good and reeks of corporate meddling. Wish both feels like a battle between creatives and corporate heads and is an example of the half-baked media that results.

King Magnifico is a prime example how a true villain is born from the intentions behind their actions.

Like sure, you can make all the "not all wishes should be granted because some are dangerous" arguments all you want, but that doesn't change the fact that's not Magnifico's reasoning for not granting most of these wishes.

His real reasoning is because he loves the attention he gets from it and knows how dependend on him his subjects are because of it. He wants to be in control and have all the power (I remember one ad even said any magic that's not Magnifico's is forbidden in Rosas). It's as simple as that.

Not to mention giving your wish to him involves him LITERALLY taking it out of you, to the point you don't even have the memory of the wish anymore, and him "keeping the wishes safe" is just him hoarding them in a room. And acting like people "give them willingly" is literally part of his manipulation of having an entire kingdom be blindly dependend on him.

It's one thing if people question his villain status based on like the first trailer, but there have been plently of clips and ads released by now that show his true intentions, so the people still questioning it at that point worry me...

Also, I love King Magnifico from what we've seen so far BECAUSE he's a villain. I missed Disney's straight up villains so much. In recent years people have become too obsessed with the morality of fictional characters, completely forgetting that some fictional characters literally exist to be morally corrupt and it being the reason why they're enjoyable in the first place.