#faking it mtv

[zanephillips]

Michael J. Willett and Skyler Maxon Faking It 2.13 “Future Tense”

[padmaddean]

Amy & Reagan Faking it (2014–2016) s02e07

[sageandred]

Other poll: Who is your Roman Empire "they should've been endgame couple"? ends 12/28

[sapphiccharacterstournament]

Canon Sapphic Characters Tournament Round One (Bracket 2)

[artsyfangirl3]

When I was 15, I discovered Faking It one day while browsing on MTV. Of course, I thought it was a great show and enjoyed it as an ally...

Now, I'm 21, and there are parts of Amy's story that I personally relate to. Having a good friend send me down the rabbit hole is what will always make me sob. Sometimes, my label is the part of me that scares me. For me, Faking It is a show that even now helps me feel not so alone and comforts me. Is it crazy and full of drama? Yes but Amy and Karma make me feel less alone

[reesieroo-spark]

Taiyokami was a huge star in her home country of Japan, but she never saw success internationally. Her videos would air on MTV at 2AM back in the 80s; the only exposure the West got during her prime (as well as her marriage to Bodashi, who was touring the world with his band, Stratosphere)

Taiyokami retired in 1997, but she’s remains an icon of Japanese pop culture to this day. In the West, she gained a small, but dedicated fanbase thanks to the advent of the internet, and general interest in 80s aesthetics

her backup dancers have names btw :p

[bxsmxx]

ive had the shy away mtv unplugged outro stuck in my brain for a week its so over

[domono08]

Hey guys I found Ghandi, I just got this leak frame from season four and I believe that he’s going to be let out next year.

[pulsingvoid]

back in my day we had original tv shows airing on mtv and they put mountains of yuri cocaine in every single one of them

[stiwfssr]

[padmaddean]

Amy & Reagan

Faking it (2014–2016) s02e08

[what-is-my-aesthetic]

WHAT WAS MTV'S FAKING IT?

[gay-aunt-jackie]

Television shows that were my bisexual awakening:

[thanos-the-dad-titan]

My daughter got me this for my birthday. Time for a build time lapse, since it's a quiet evening.

[sitcomedit]

Gregg Sulkin as Liam Booker

FAKING IT, S01E01 (2014)

[amandasannoying]

I feel like that if you were in middle school when MTV scripted shows became a thing and you actually watched them you should be entitled to financial compensation. Like. I’m sorry. But did any of us come out of that normal?