#i made this at like 6 am

[generic-doomsday-villain]

im so sad the blood.exe series only had like 9 videos (ppl who think lesbians can like/be men + vice-versa, proship, & endo dni)

[egophiliac]

queen of diamonds, upright + reversed 💎

I've redone this like eighty times, I have to just be done with it now and stop staring at all my mistakes oh no 🫠

[nothingbizzare]

Don't lose hope

[cozylittleartblog]

400% sure he would love steven universe

[hinamie]

updated version of the 6 fanarts challenge to celebrate 30k !!! thank u all for suggesting and for continuing to support me n what i do <3

[timmie15]

Drawing shit based on unhinged Reddit comments

[dokjaism]

“Akira... why am i the only one talking?”

[marshmallowgoop]

no thoughts just Heiji Hattori (HD)

[thefloatingstone]

"This movie made for literal children has things that the adults will love too!"

American movie: *various references to other movies and sex*

Japanese movie: Nostalgia is not a desire for the past it is a dissatisfaction with the present and an anxiety over the future and if not kept in check can make you stagnant and unable to move forward with life.

[viperra1]

HELLOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! I MADE AN ANIMATIC!!!!!!!! this features my courier 6 oc, vulture, and some moments from his michevious adventures with his buddiess! boone is quetly pining type, in my opinion, and he usually waits for other people to make a first move, be it friendship or something more. after he lost carla, he lost his will to be approacable at all, so it's a surprise even for him when he starts to ... like :) ... the courier. luckily, my man vulture is a social guy, but!!! he does not rush anything and he hesitates to make a first move, because he's afraid as fuck to make a mistake and push boone too hard and ruin the carefully nurtured bond between them.

(veronica and acrade SHIP this.) so, the resolution of their ..... situation ',:) .... happened very slowly. but in the end, they made it!! and now, here's some of my FAVOURITE keyframes for ya!!!! (there's a lot of them)

ty all for the support :')

song is from FNV radio, called Something's Gotta Give by Bing Crosby

[cosmicallyavg]

forgive me if this is like. common knowledge but i just realized thirteen's sonic is shaped like that because it's made out of spoons. and so its literally the shape of a spoon

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Fishing Interlude

[First] Prev <–-> Next

[tagerrkix]

[youkaiyume]

Alright, so I've been a fan of Shane, Ryan and even Steven since their buzzfeed days and I've been watching this whole thing with Watcher moving their content over to their own streaming service debacle.

Like most ppl, I think it's a poor business move to alienate your fans like this, but I've been thinking on it more from maybe a financial perspective. I'm wondering how many people actually signed up for it. I saw a tiktok advertising expert say that the conversion rate for ads--meaning the number of ppl to actually buy something when they see an ad is about 1-5%. Like, right now they have about 2.8 million subscribers. And even though they've lost about 50K since and counting, they probably anticipated some loss. I'm sure they've mathed that if they just get at least like 100K conservatively out of their nearly 3 million fanbase to sign up, they'd be able to make $600K a month from their streaming service at six bucks a pop each month.

Maybe that's worth it? I'm not exactly sure how much they were making before. Ppl say they had 11K subscribers on patreon before but that's just their member total. Actual paid members was about 5K. But despite the controversy, their patreon member count has actually gone up. Today it sits at 12K members total with nearly 6K members paying. So they're making at least $30K-70K+ a month currently on patreon based on their offered tiers. not sure how much they were making on ad revenue alone or sponsors cuz I'm not sure how that stuff works on youtube. But maybe by their own accounting they think the loss of followers was worth it if they can hang on to that small, loyal but paying minority.

Another youtuber has pointed out that if you have a sponsor for a video and it's a one off, it can pay more. Up to $35K. So if that is the peak and they release 1 video a week, so 4 a month would be like 140K a month on sponsor money. And youtube pays about $10 per 1000 views a video, and they average 1 mil each video. So about $40K a month on views. So we can guess that they made about $180K a month currently on youtube (patreon and merch sales not included).

Honestly, if they can reach the goal of 1-5% of their subscribers converting to their streaming platform, yeah they probably would make more money in the long run. IF they can somehow manage to retain as well as grow those number of subscribers on their new platform. And don't forget, they don't plan to delete their current videos on their youtube channel so they'll still be earning revenue from those videos. We'll have to see I guess given how much goodwill they've lost with their audience.

Tbh, I am all for them trying to get paid more for their work but I also think they could have transitioned much differently, like only putting some exclusive content on their own platform while also posting free shows to youtube. Or maybe delaying releases for a week or a month for youtubers. or cutting back your production costs if it's really killing you cuz everyone has pointed out they liked the ghoul boys when it was just a black screen with text scrolling by saying "wheeze." Only time will tell if this move paid off for them.

But I'm not super knowledgeable on how the entire youtube thing works so if someone has some insight, feel free to weigh in.

[arolesbianism]

HAVE TO ACT LIKE IT DOESN’T BOTHER ME

[rockpaperscissuhs]

HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH + BAND OF BROTHERS:

JOSEPH "JOE" RAMIREZ

Born October 5th, 1921, in Nebraska

Died April 8th, 1988 (age 66), in Martinez, California

Joe Ramirez enlisted in September 1942 (age 20) in San Francisco, CA, and he trained with Easy Company at Toccoa. Holding the rank of Private, he served in Normandy, Holland, and Bastogne. He was hospitalized in January 1945, and discharged in July 1945. After the war, he was married for many years, and had children and grandchildren. When he passed away he was buried with his wife, who had passed away 11 years earlier. Further information about him is scarce, but the brief character profile in the Band of Brothers series bible describes him as Mexican-American, and his personality as "sensitive and nervous."

Appears in Episodes 1, 3-8, and 10; portrayed by actor Rene L. Moreno

Sources below

A million thanks to @bleedingcoffee42 for tracking down this info for me!