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Leehan mb? Porfavor 😭💔

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bonedo? lol

Thank you Allison!! something really bad will now occur!! (talking about bonedo at length)

fan or not:

Well, I stayed up last night to liveblog an event they barely attended and gave zero fucks about, so I'd say I'm a fan.

how long i’ve been a fan:

Since the first promos of debut started, so pre-debut, which is embarrassing

first song i heard by them:

"One & Only"

first mv i saw:

"Only & Only" MV

first bias:

For a good chunk of time I had no bias, but then Riwoo dyed his hair cherry red, he showed off more of his personality, and it was game over for me.

current bias and why:

Still Riwoo. He's not only a great dancer, but he has proven to be a great singer as well. He has such a distinct voice and tone. His cover of Taeyang's 'Darling' was also, like... a cultural shift. Something seriously went wrong in my brain when he performed that.

Beyond the performance, I've always appreciated how he makes the distinction between 'Sanghyeok' and 'Riwoo' and that he seems very aware of his role and function as an idol. And he also just seems like a really kind person. So yeah.

bias wrecker(s):

All of OT6. There are certain performances where one member shines more than the other, which obviously then grabs the eye. I think I'm most often taken aback by Woonhak, but that's because he seems like the coolest teenager to ever exist.

favourite song:

If we were to look at my Spotify stats, it would be "Fadeaway" (their OST for a basketball webtoon😩), but from their actual albums, I'd say it's currently "Amnesia"

favourite mv:

"But Sometimes", I really liked the combination of on-location filming and exaggerated sets, and how the MV broke reality in various ways. The kitschy grunge look was also spot on for what they were going for. Jaehyun's rap part felt the most inventive to me in terms of the videography complimenting the storytelling.

favourite era:

As of right now, "WHY", because we got some iconic stages at award shows with "But Sometimes" as the main feature. I think we all remember them going, "BOY to the NEXT to the DOOR! Remember!" and just. how iconic that was. Leehan b-boying. Dozens of dancers going crazy with them. Taesan sitting on a throne. Riwoo's hats getting crazier and crazier. So many cool moments during awards season.

favourite choreography:

"Serenade" for sure. K-pop underestimates the power of a good tableau and "Serenade" gives us plenty of those. The choreo just really works well with the story they're telling.

who i think is the best-looking:

Riwoo. I'd prefer not to go in depth.

who i think is the cutest:

Woonhak, of course. He's absolutely adorable.

best singer:

I'm undecided still. We haven't heard the full range and scope of their voices, so I really don't know yet. Right now, I think Sungho is pretty much the best singer, though I'm still waiting for a song using Leehan's lower register.

best dancer:

Riwoo, without a shadow of a doubt. He goes crazy.

best rapper:

In terms of tone and voice, I prefer Taesan, but Jaehyun has the better verses and flow in my opinion.

an unpopular opinion about the group/members (if i have any):

Their styling is always hit or miss, but I'm just a fashion snob. And I'm of the opinion that a slow, gradual growth will always be better than skyrocketing fame. I see a lot of people on Twitter begging for that shot of ultra fame for them, but I don't think that benefits any group in the long run. So, let bonedo grow slowly.

send me a kpop group and i'll answer 🗣️‼️

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Posted @withregram • @hiphopkr Day 90 of Iconic Korean hip-hop music

🎵 Jvcki Wai, Coogie, Paloalto, The Quiett, Bassagong - Fadeaway

Produced by Kid Wine

Co-produced by The Quiett

Hook arrangement by Jvcki Wai

Lyrics by The Quiett, Paloalto, Jvcki Wai, Coogie

Mixed & mastered by The Quiett

Cover photo by 정지훈

Video directed by ARFILM

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Murray’s dagger is a shot at Lakers’ heart   

The Los Angeles Lakers are in trouble. They know it. And everybody else knows it. The Lakers are halfway to going on summer vacation. By blowing a 20-point lead against the Denver Nuggets, the Lakers may have blown their chances to win their first-round series against the defending NBA champions.  Game 2 was a game the Lakers needed to win. They should have won but got no dice. As a result, Denver’s 101-99 win kept their feet on the Lakers’ neck.  Jamal Murray, probably one of the most underrated players in the entire NBA, dropped one of the most iconic finishes in postseason history when dropped back nailed a jumper over the outstretched hand of Anthony Davis as the buzzer sounded at the end of the fourth quarter to give the Nuggets a commanding 2-0 series lead against Los Angeles.  Can't stop watching https://t.co/IWU0TxQa2Q pic.twitter.com/StNCfxHTYj— Denver Nuggets (@nuggets) April 23, 2024 When you think of game-winning shots in postseason history, the Lakers have had their share of breaking other team’s hearts. How about that 3-point dagger that Robert Horry hit for the Lakers against the Sacramento Kings?  Remember that? If that wasn’t enough, you cannot forget about that Derek Fisher Hail Mary game-winning basket against Tim Duncan and the San Antonio Spurs,  The Lakers have often been on the winning side of game-winning shots. This time, the Nuggets hit the big one when it counted. How will the Lakers rebound from this devastating defeat? It was more than a tough loss for the purple and gold.  To come back from this defeat will take a Herculean effort by the Lakers collectively as a team. The loss by the Lakers is compounded by the fact that Los Angeles has lost 10 straight games to the Nuggets, including being swept in the West Conference Finals last year.  The epic collapse by the Lakers in Game 2 superseded the double-digit lead Los Angeles surrendered to Denver in a 114-103 defeat in Game 1. The Lakers outscored the Nuggets 31-20 in the second quarter to take control of the game.  By the time the third quarter rolled around, the Lakers increased their lead. The problem the Lakers ran into is that an NBA game is played in 48 minutes, not 36 (outside of overtime). Denver outscored Los Angeles 32-20 to finish the game with a flurry.  Outside of Murray’s incredible shot-winning basket, there were several factors that contributed to Denver getting a two-game jump over the Lakers.  For one, the Lakers turned the ball over 14 times. That’s never good. On a second note, Denver outscored the Lakers in the paint, holding a 54-38 advantage. Finally, how does any team stop Nikola Jokic? The Lakers have had no answer to slow down Jokic. In Game 2, Jokic was unstoppable, scoring 27 points, collecting 20 rebounds and handing out 10 assists.    He made this. pic.twitter.com/OTim2JoZRH— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) April 23, 2024 Making the defeat even harder to swallow is that both LeBron James and Anthony Davis played well. Davis, before Murray stuck that fadeaway jumper in his face at the buzzer, held his own against Jokic with 32 points and 11 rebounds. James answered with 26 points and 12 assists.  Game 3 and Game 4 are going to be interesting. Either the Lakers are going to fight their way back into the series or the Nuggets are going to break out the boom handles and sweep Los Angeles at Crypto.com Arena.  Right now, the Nuggets are like sharks in the water that smell blood. They’re coming. So now the Lakers have to go and protect their home court. Good luck with that. The Lakers don’t have an answer on how to stop Jokic. Murray has become indefensible, especially at crunch time.  The Lakers have to play desperate to have a chance to win the next two games. That might not be enough to keep Denver from finishing off this series quickly. Lead Photo Caption: Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray (27) goes up for a shot against Los Angeles Lakers forward Anthony Davis (3) during the second half in Game 2 of an NBA basketball first-round playoff series, Monday, April 22, 2024, in Denver. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey) Read the full article

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Joel Embiid breaks Wilt Chamberlain's 76ers record with a 70-point game.

The Process Unleashed: Embiid Erupts with 70 Points, Shattering 76ers Record

The Philadelphia 76ers faithful erupted Monday night, not just from the thunderous dunks and silky post moves, but from witnessing history unfold before their eyes. Joel Embiid, the man affectionately nicknamed "The Process," unleashed an offensive torrent unlike any seen in recent memory, pouring in a career-high 70 points to not only lead the 76ers to a 133-123 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, but to etch his name forever in Philadelphia's basketball lore.

Embiid's performance was a masterclass in offensive dominance. He was unstoppable down low, bullying defenders with his signature blend of power and finesse. He drained fadeaway jumpers with effortless grace, and even surprised with a newfound confidence from beyond the arc, knocking down four three-pointers on the night. The energy in the Wells Fargo Center was electric, with every basket met with an eruption of cheers and chants of "MVP! MVP!"

This wasn't just any 70-point game; it was a historic feat. Embiid surpassed Wilt Chamberlain's 68-point franchise record, a mark that had stood for nearly 55 years. The "Big Dipper," a legend not only in Philadelphia but throughout the NBA, had cast a long shadow over 76ers basketball history. But on Monday night, Embiid stepped out of that shadow and into the spotlight, claiming his own place in the team's pantheon of greats.

Embiid's scoring spree wasn't a lone wolf effort. He received stellar support from his teammates, with James Harden contributing 25 points and Tobias Harris adding 17. But this night belonged to Embiid. He was the conductor of the Philadelphia symphony, orchestrating the offense with a blend of power and precision that left the Spurs defense bewildered and the fans ecstatic.

The significance of Embiid's achievement transcends mere statistics. It represents the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. Drafted as a raw, injury-prone prospect, Embiid has transformed himself into one of the most dominant forces in the NBA. He's the face of the franchise, the cornerstone of their hopes for a championship. And on Monday night, he proved that he's not just talented, he's historic.

Embiid's 70-point performance will be remembered for years to come. It was a night of raw athleticism, unbridled joy, and a city united in its celebration of a basketball icon. It was the night Joel Embiid became more than just a player; he became a legend.

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The Mamba Mentality in Art: Kobe Bryant Canvas Masterpieces

Kobe Bryant wasn't just a basketball icon; he was a symbol of perseverance, dedication, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. His legacy transcended the court, influencing countless individuals across various spheres, including the realm of art. The Mamba Mentality—a philosophy embodying resilience, passion, and an unwavering work ethic—has become a muse for artists worldwide, manifesting in breathtaking canvas masterpieces that immortalize his spirit.

In the wake of Kobe Bryant canvas wall art untimely passing, artists found solace and inspiration in commemorating his life through their art. From realistic portraits capturing his intense gaze to abstract representations symbolizing his unyielding drive, the spectrum of Kobe-inspired artworks is as diverse as his impact on the world.

Some artists meticulously depict Bryant's on-court moments—the fadeaway jumpers, the championship celebrations—capturing his essence with each stroke of the brush or pencil. These artworks serve as visual retrospectives, inviting viewers to relive iconic sporting moments while honoring Kobe's unparalleled skill and determination.

Conversely, other artists delve into the deeper layers of Bryant's mentality. They explore his mentality's intricate facets—the resilience in the face of adversity, the discipline behind the success, and the unwavering commitment to self-improvement. These pieces often portray abstract compositions, employing colors, shapes, and textures to evoke the emotions associated with Kobe's journey and his impact on the world.

The beauty of these Kobe Bryant-inspired masterpieces lies not only in their visual allure but also in the narratives they convey. Each stroke, each hue, and each artistic decision encapsulates the essence of the Mamba Mentality—a testament to the relentless pursuit of greatness and the unwavering dedication to one's craft.

Moreover, the influence of Bryant's legacy extends beyond traditional art forms. Digital artists harness technology to create stunning digital paintings and animations, breathing life into Kobe's legacy in a vibrant, dynamic manner. Through digital media, they reinterpret his story, creating immersive experiences that resonate with a tech-savvy audience while preserving the essence of the Mamba Mentality.

The impact of Kobe Bryant's legacy on art is not confined to individual expressions; it's a collective homage that resonates globally. Galleries and exhibitions dedicated to his life and legacy showcase a convergence of diverse artistic interpretations, uniting admirers and enthusiasts alike in their reverence for the Black Mamba.

In addition to serving as tributes, these artworks often carry a deeper message—a call to embrace the Mamba Mentality in our own lives. They inspire individuals to channel their inner drive, to relentlessly pursue their passions, and to strive for greatness irrespective of the challenges encountered—a powerful legacy echoing through art's timeless medium.

Furthermore, these Kobe-inspired masterpieces transcend mere admiration; they serve as catalysts for social change and philanthropy. Many artists contribute proceeds from their sales to charitable causes championed by Kobe Bryant during his lifetime, perpetuating his legacy of giving back and making a difference in the world.

The enduring impact of Kobe Bryant's life and the Mamba Mentality in the art world continues to evolve. As new generations of artists emerge, each brings a unique perspective, ensuring that Kobe's legacy remains an ever-evolving muse inspiring creativity, resilience, and passion.

In conclusion, the fusion of Kobe Bryant's indelible legacy and the world of art has given rise to a profound and multifaceted array of masterpieces. These artworks serve as more than visual representations; they are testaments to a mindset—a philosophy that transcends boundaries, inspiring individuals to strive for excellence in their endeavors. The Mamba Mentality lives on, immortalized on canvas, a timeless tribute to an icon whose impact reverberates far beyond the basketball court.

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2023 NBA Hall of Fame Class: A Celebration of Legendary Talent

The world of basketball is abuzz with anticipation as rumors circulate about the 2023 NBA Hall of Fame class. This year's inductees are expected to include some of the most legendary names in the sport: Dwayne Wade, Dirk Nowitzki, Greg Popovich, Tony Parker, and Becky Hammon. With such a remarkable lineup, the 2023 class is poised to go down in history as one of the most iconic and talent-loaded Hall of Fame classes ever.

Dwayne Wade, a three-time NBA champion and 13-time NBA All-Star, is known for his incredible skill and versatility on the court. As a key player for the Miami Heat, Wade's leadership and prowess in clutch situations earned him the nickname "Flash." His impact on the game, both as a player and a mentor to younger talent, cannot be overstated.

Dirk Nowitzki, a German-born power forward, is considered one of the greatest European players to ever grace the NBA. With a 21-year career spent exclusively with the Dallas Mavericks, Nowitzki led the team to their first and only NBA championship in 2011. Known for his exceptional shooting ability and trademark one-legged fadeaway, Nowitzki revolutionized the game and inspired a new generation of big men to develop a versatile skill set.

Greg Popovich, the long-time head coach of the San Antonio Spurs, is revered for his coaching acumen and ability to build championship-caliber teams. With five NBA championships under his belt, Popovich has consistently demonstrated his ability to adapt and succeed in an ever-changing league. His leadership and emphasis on team-first basketball have left a lasting legacy on the sport.

Tony Parker, a French point guard and four-time NBA champion, is best known for his time with the San Antonio Spurs. His quickness, agility, and scoring ability made him a critical component of the Spurs' success during their dynasty years. Parker's impact on the game, particularly for international players, has been immense.

Finally, Becky Hammon, an exceptional player in her own right, is breaking barriers as an assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs. As the first full-time female assistant coach in any of the four major North American professional sports leagues, Hammon is a trailblazer for women in basketball. Her induction into the Hall of Fame is not only well-deserved but also represents a significant milestone in the history of the sport.

Fans are already discussing potential statues in honor of these legendary figures, with particular excitement surrounding the possibility of a Dirk Nowitzki statue in Dallas. As the 2023 NBA Hall of Fame class approaches, we look forward to celebrating the incredible talent and impact of these exceptional individuals, who have forever shaped the world of basketball.

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Artists I Like

(Listmaking is totally a creative exercise, right? Right? If that’s true then this is the longest running creative exercise I’ve ever indulged in lol)

Gerda Wegener - fashion & lesbian art nouveau/deco

Harry Watrous - enigmatic paintings of sophisticated women

Helen Frankenthaler - abstract expressionist paintings

Sergio Toppi - italian illustrations & comics

Dan Hillier - contemporary spooky angelic ink/print/collage

Mike Binge - 70s sci fi art

Gustave Dore - highly detailed wood-engravings prints, dante

Paul César Helleu - numerous portraits of beautiful society women

Roberto Ferri - making the old masters cool again

Gustav Vigeland - weird figure sculptures

NC Wyeth - one of america’s greatest illustrators

Andrew Wyeth - melancholy realism painter

Frank Frazetta - best fantasy & pulp artist

John Buscema - conan comics artist

Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez - wonder woman comics artist

Parker Hagarty - landscapes & figures

Henry Patrick Raleigh - star of golden age of illustration, high society drawings

Paul Lehr - 70s future-fantasy pulp illustrations

Stanley Meltzoff - 50s scifi/pulp cover illustrations

Alphonse Mucha - art nouveau

Kawase Hasui - japanese woodblock prints

Edmund Dulac - delicate detailed book illustrations

Makoto Takahashi - vintage shoujo manga

Harry Clarke - super detailed & dark art nouveau/deco illustrations

Sophie Lecuyer - contemporary spooky illustrations

Wassily Kandinsky - abstract geometry

George F. Kerr - book illustrations

Beatrix Potter - book illustrations

Mary Bauermeister - eclectic sculptures & drawings - geomancy

John William Waterhouse - Pre-Raphaelite paintings

Alexandre de Riquer - gorgeous mucha-esque posters & illustrations

Gianpaolo Pagni - patterned graphic designs

Giovanni Boldini - dynamic paintings/portraits, “Master of Swish”

Erté - art deco fashion ladies (new orleans!)

Cicely Mary Barker - fairy illustrations

Dorothy P. Lathrop - beautiful childrens book black n white illustrations

Kay Nielsen - glittering golden age illustrations

Coles Phillips - “fadeaway girl” golden age illustrations

Gustav Klimt - gold 💋

Koloman Moser - patterned art nouveau

Konstantin Tarasov - contemporary colorful & detailed digital drawings

Carlo Dolci - soft & dramatic chiaroscuro baroque religious portraits

Trung Le Nguyen aka Trungles - deviantart digital artist, colorful golden age mixed with anime illustrations

John Everett Millais - Pre-Raphaelite paintings

Arthur Rackham - English golden age illustrations, muted colors

Syd Mead - industrial & sci fi concept art

Mario Garbuglia - Barbarella set design

Henri Patrice Dillon - dreamy fadeaway muted illustrations/paintings

Frantisek Kupka - later Czech painter who began in representational art and evolved into pure abstraction

John Bauer - classic nordic fairy tale/myth illustrations

Aya Takano - superflat/anime but make it fine art

John Singer Sargent - heavenly portraits

Winslow Homer - masculine largely marine landscapes

George Barbier - art deco illustrations

Edward Okuń - polish art nouveau & symbolist painter

Robert Anning Bell - paintings & illustrations

Thomas Cooper Gotch - sorta preraphaelite paintings, portraits of girls

Jules Chéret - colorful french posters

Kaarina Kaila - dreamy soft children’s illustrations (almost kitsch)

Helen Hyde - japanese woodblock prints but actually they’re american

Melchior Lechter - paintings and book designs. “His hieratic, symbolic, decorative style combined gothic elements with art nouveau”

Jan Mankes - gentle unlined dutch paintings

Amrita Sher-Gil - contemporary indian paintings, mostly of woc

Sydney Long - australian watercolor landscapes

Carlos Schwabe - freaky religious/mythological symbolist paintings

Bob Pepper - groovy 60s-80s pulp illustrations

Frank R. Paul - scifi illustrations

Chéri Hérouard - La Vie Parisienne french illustrations

John Berkey - scifi illustrations/concept art

Aubrey Beardsley - fin de siecle black and white illustrations

Charles Caryl Coleman - pretty still lifes & landscapes, flowers & capri

Erich Schutz - Austrian illustrator of children's books, Schutz was influenced by Art Nouveau, and specialised in painting fairies and mermaids

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - French painter, printmaker, caricaturist and illustrator

Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale - lush detailed paintings of richly dressed figures and scenes

Anne Claude de Caylus - not sure if he actually made them but print illustrations of peasantfolk

Friedrich König - Austrian prints & paintings, Klimt contemporary

Georges Barbier - french illustrations like erté

Betty Jiang - contemporary pretty pearly & dark digital art

Stephan Sinding - marble sculptures of lovers

Heikala - contemporary soft & sweet watercolor & ink illustrations anime inspired

Paul-Albert Besnard - french prints & paintings in between academic & impressionist

Henry Ossawa Tanner - biblical realism paintings

Norman Lindsay - etchings with lotsa great figures

Michael O’Toole - colorful landscapes

Caspar David Friedrich - moody Romantic paintings

Gian Lorenzo Bernini - iconic baroque marble sculptures

Francois Schuiten - french detailed architecture comic art

Adrienne Gaha - colorful contemporary half-abstract paintings

Tradd Moore - trippy silver surfer comic art

tono/rt0no (on tumblr) - super cute illustrations of victorian cats ;-;

Nanaco Yashiro - pretty colorful contemporary illustrations

Ramiro Sanchez - contemporary traditional painter, director of painting program at Florence Academy of Art

Isabella Fassler - contemporary colorful illustrations

Florence Harrison - art nouveau childrens book fairy tale illustrations

Shahzia Sikander - contemporary Pakistani-American visual artist

Atelier Heinrichs - trippy colorful collage covers for sci fi pulps

John Macallan Swan - pretty kitties

JC Leyendecker - our fave dapper gents

Frederick Sandys - pre raphaelite paintings

Stepan Kolesnikov - realist yet stylized russian paintings

Okumi Iyo - embroidered illustrations

William Henry Barribal - colorful art deco paintings

Ilya Glazunov - russian historical/orthodox paintings in the time of communism

Igor Karash - spooky illustrations

Daud Ahkriev - his drawings of fishermen

Seiichi Hayashi - pretty, contemporary japanese manga & illustrations ft women

Nola (nolawon.art) - pretty, detailed takashi murakami-esque illustrations

Harrison Fisher - classic american illustrator, pretty women

John Austen - gorgeous black n white detailed hamlet illustrations

Gustave Moreau - fantastical & aesthetic french paintings admired by proust

Ceri Richards - welsh abstract paintings of people indoors

Otto Mueller - highly textured angular colorful paintings with bold lines

Henri Privat-Livemont - Art Nouveau posters

Giovanni di Paolo - prolific painter and illustrator of manuscripts, including Dante's texts

Ben Reeves - contemporary painter, moody & blue-heavy collages of colors

Alex Niño - amazing abstracted comic artist

Ludovic Alleaume - dreamy french paintings

Yoshiko Fukushima - unsettling figures with strange colors, superflat paintings

Zinaida Serebriakova - kind realistic russian paintings of pretty women and children

Harold Robert Millar (H.R. Millar) - famous Scottish graphic artist and illustrator of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

Alice Marshall - delicate illustrations of fairies on black background

Stanislaw Kamocki - colorful Polish landscape paintings

Bertha Lum - American version of Japanese woodblock prints

Raphael Kirchner - art deco fashion illustrations

Tamara de Lempicka - highly stylized art deco portraits of ladies, polish

Phil Greenwood - bright pop-y floral landscapes

Rose Cecil O'Neill - vintage illustrations & cartoons

John Rush - great use of color in figure drawings

Jean Delville - otherworldly paintings

Paul-albert Besnard - monochromatic prints

Helene Schjerfbeck - modernist subtle portraits

Heinrich Lefler - beautiful detailed narrative paintings/illustrations

Maximilian Liebenwein - art nouveau illustrations

Franklin Booth - detailed pen and ink drawings

Ulla Thynell - dreamy contemporary illustrations

Jun'ichi Nakahara - japanese graphic artist, early manga

K.F.E. von Freyhold - playful German book illustrations

Beth Billups - contemporary abstract painter

William McGregor Paxton - interior scenes of woman like Henry James depicts them

Ida Rentoul Outhwaite - Australian illustrator of children's books. Her work mostly depicted fairies

Ernest Biéler - Swiss painter, draughtsman and printmaker

Junko Ogawa (@junk_junk_junk on ig) - surreal anime style drawings

Marianne Stokes - Austrian painter, one of the leading women artists in Victorian England

Lee Mullican - abstract paintings

Rae Klein - creepy surreal paintings

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︙釳﹚🚃᤻﹦Sim, eu esqueci de muitas pessoas, mas disfarça 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

[mercurygray]

Decided I wanted to change up the icon. Still Coles Phililps, just a new fadeaway.

[elitekhh]

PT/BR : Babies, chegamos a 2k AAAAAAAA ! Tenho que agradecer todos os seguidores que sempre torceram pelo crescimento do blog, a galera que me acompanharam desde o inicio skydiveicons e sempre me deram a maior força quando resolvi criar o elitekhh. É realmente muito animador fazer postagem de algo que você gosta e receber um feed tão positivo, obrigada. Por conta do tempo e vida corrida em off, não fiz nada para comemorar os 1k e peço desculpas por isso. Mas … irei compensar agora no 2k. Como eu havia prometido, criei uma pasta no mega, onde fiz uploads de screencaps de 15 mvs (khh & krnb) , já no megapack coloquei algumas supresinhas bem util nas edições. Espero que gostem do conteúdo ♡

ENG : Babies, we reached 2k AAAAAAAA! I have to thank all the followers who have always supported the growth of the blog, the people who have followed me since the beginning skydiveicons and have always given me the greatest strength when I decided to create the elitekhh. It is really exciting to post something you like and receive such a positive feed, thank you. Because of the time, I did nothing to celebrate the 1k and I apologize for that. But … I will compensate now in 2k. As I had promised, I created a folder in the mega, where I uploaded screencaps of 15 mvs (khh & krnb), already in the megapack I put some surprises very useful in the editions. I hope you like the content ♡

》》 SCREENCAPS MVS : ✷ Ash Island - Paranoid ✷ Beenzino - Break ✷ Bryn - Runaway ✷ DeVita - Evita!  ✷ Gray - Moon Blue  ✷ Jay Park (feat. Ugly Duck) - Mommae ✷ Jessi - Who Dat B ✷ Jvcki Wai, Coogie, Paloalto, The Quiett, Bassagong - Fadeaway ✷ MBA - LAMBO ✷ Nafla - I’m in love ✷ Punchnello - Us  ✷ Sik-K - TELL YA!, DARLING (Feat. Crush) ✷ SiK-K (feat. pH-1, Jay Park) - Iffy  ✷ Woodie Gochild - Roll Cake (Feat. ZENE THE ZILLA)  ✷ Zico (feat. Crush and Dean) - Bermuda Triangle 

》》 01 PSD’S (for icons) 》》 02 TEMPLADES LOCKSCREENS 》》 02 TEMPLADE HEADERS 》》 01 ACTION (Sharpen) 》》 Logo KHH (Brushes)

∎ VIEWS : PSD - ACTION  ∎

✷ FOLLOW : @elitekhh​ ✷ LIKE OR REBLOG this post ✷ ASK ME : 2k MEGAPACK

》》 O link do download será enviado apenas para aqueles seguidores que seguirem todas as etapas a cima. 》》 The download link will only be sent to those followers who follow all the steps above.