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orange texts post for the two people on this dot com who might care
#orange is the new black#alex vause#taystee jefferson#vauseman#stella carlin#pousoso#poussey washington#brook soso#nicky nichols#cindy hayes#flaritza#flaca gonzales#maritza ramos#suzanne warren#lorna morello#nichorello#sam healy#oitnb#my post#text post
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gonna start posting art, so some old Pousoso:]]]
#oitnb#orange is the new black#Pousoso#fan art#art#my art#poussey washington#brook soso#lesbians#sapphic#lesbian art#sapphic art
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right person, not enough time
#orange is the new black#brook soso#poussey washington#poussey x soso#oitnb brook soso#lgbtq#right person not enough time#oitnb poussey washington#oitnb poussey x soso#my heart is in pieces#oitnb collage
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love how terfs are using this to try and say that Soso was a based terf who hated the concept of gender identity and would totally hate dumb trannies and TIMs...
when really she was just defending herself and saying that she was pansexual.
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Today's sapphic character of the day is Brook Soso (Orange Is the New Black)
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Today's government mandated femslash couple of the day is
Poussey Washington and Brook Soso!
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I respect Soso and her indomitable spirit of infodumping
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Kicked puppy
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and you know what hurts a bit more is the fact that i was seeing myself in poussey. and what happened to her just breaks my heart. she was getting happier and hopeful again with soso and just like that everything’s gone
#was it cause she was a lesbian#that is a joke#poussey washington#brook soso#oitnb#orange is the new black
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if you see some of the shit about orange is the new black, you won't just think this, you'll know it. go ahead and dig:
kimiko glenn (brook soso) may not have been a MAIN main but she was pretty important, there was this video of her showing a residual check that came to a total of $30. articles on this talked about how some seasons actually COST her money to work on because her travel wasn't covered. either her or another almost-main said something like "imagine having to work a day job while being too famous to leave the house."
all that on one of their early flagship shows, which the then-CEO (maybe still around?) of netflix had bragged had more viewers than game of thrones.
this all gets even worse when you think back on some of the plotlines and themes you can remember if you watched it...
I actually wonder if Netflix was defrauding the WGA/SAG and that’s why they’re not negotiating.
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I caved
#the steven meme#first comfort character vs newest comfort character#yes im old. leave me alone#yes usopp is my fav strawhat <3 but franky and zoro r soso close 2nd#and then third is a nami-brook-jinbe tie#usopp#gimli#my art#one piece#one piece fanart
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Last I heard on supporting the strike, the unions are asking for ally's to maintain subscription services. To unsubscribe to services would be to cut the already slim royalties they are receiving that will help them wait out their slave drivers. Instead, keep consuming media in solidarity to 1) pay the actors more pennies, 2) show how much demand there is for these artists.
In December, 2020, in the depths of pandemic winter, the actress Kimiko Glenn got a foreign-royalty statement in the mail from the screen actors’ union, SAG-AFTRA. Glenn is best known for playing the motormouthed, idealistic inmate Brook Soso on the women’s-prison series “Orange Is the New Black,” which ran from 2013 to 2019, on Netflix. The orchid-pink paper listed episodes of the show that she’d appeared on (“A Whole Other Hole,” “Trust No Bitch”) alongside tiny amounts of income (four cents, two cents) culled from overseas levies—a thin slice of pie from the show that had thrust her to prominence. “I was, like, Oh, my God, it’s just so sad,” Glenn recalled. With many television and movie sets shuttered, she was supporting herself with voice-over jobs, and she’d been messing around with TikTok. She posted a video in which she scans the statement—“I’m about to be so riiich!”—then reaches the grand total of $27.30 and shrieks, “WHAT?”
The post got more than four hundred thousand likes and nearly two thousand comments, many from disbelieving fans: “Wait how is that even legal??” “how is this even real you were on one of the biggest netflix shows.” This past May, with screenwriters on strike and labor unrest sweeping Hollywood, Glenn reposted the video on Instagram, where she has almost a million followers. This time, not only fans but castmates weighed in. Matt McGorry, who played a corrections officer: “Exaccctttlllyyy. I kept my day job the entire time I was on the show because it paid better than the mega-hit TV show we were on.” Beth Dover, who played a manager at the company taking over the prison: “It actually COST me money to be in season 3 and 4 since I was cast local hire and had to fly myself out, etc. But I was so excited for the opportunity to be on a show I loved so I took the hit. Its maddening.”
Television actors have traditionally had a base of income from residuals, which come from reruns and other forms of reuse of the shows in which they’ve appeared. At the highest end, residuals can yield a fortune; reportedly, the cast of “Friends” has each made tens of millions of dollars from syndication. But streaming has scrambled that model, endangering the ability of working actors to make a living. “So many of my friends who have nearly a million followers, who are doing billion-dollar franchises, don’t know how to make rent.”
Despite the Beatlemania-like fame, many cast members had to keep their day jobs for multiple seasons. They were waiting tables, bartending. DeLaria continued doing live gigs to keep up with her rent. Diane Guerrero, who played the fashionable inmate Maritza Ramos, worked at a bar, where patrons would recognize her.
These are just some highlights, but the entire article is worth a read, especially if someone you know is (or you are) so deep into watching celebrity culture that you’re having a hard time understanding why actors could possibly want more than they’re getting now.
#orange is the new black#oitnb#oitnb cast#streaming economy#worker exploitation#labor abuse#december 2020#kimiko glenn#sag aftra#brook soso#women's prisons#netflix#tiktok#underpaid#how is this even legal#wga strike#hollywood#matt mcgorry#beth dover#actors#residuals#royalties#streaming#streaming services#housing insecurity#dont quit your day job#diane guerrero#maritza ramos#article#celebrity culture
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Why do people dislike Soso? She is so hot & sweet.
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kimiko glenn, the actress who played brook soso, just posted her residual check for all of the episodes she did and talked about how most of the oitnb actors had to have second jobs while filming despite them basically being too famous to be out in public at that time
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kimiko glenn posted her residuals from orange is the new black (she played brooke soso!) on tiktok and it’s disturbing to actually have a visual of how little she makes for one of the first defining shows of the streaming era
she also went on to say that many of the people on the show had to work second jobs, and added further perspective by adding that they couldn’t go out in public because they were famous but still making very little.
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Loved these two together.
Love. It’s just chilling, you know? Kicking it with somebody, talking, making mad stupid jokes. And, like, not even wanting to go to sleep, ‘cause then you might be without ‘em for a minute. And you don’t want that.
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