#like jagger

[silly-chiroptera]

this is what happened in location 69 right

[gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

how bout you break my back like jagger?

[mischieviem]

Yippee more natural soup

[brookbee]

Mick Jagger has earned a reputation for being a diva—in large part due to when he gets fed up with a situation, he’ll propel himself into the sky and not be seen for hours. Such was the case while filming the video for “Dancing in the Street” in 1985. Despite the interruption, however, David Bowie remained a true professional and continued filming what could be accomplished until Jagger returned from his ascension into the sky.

[javelinbk]

Another regular conversational pit stop during our calls was the guests I was interviewing on my radio show on any given week, especially if they were rock stars. Inevitably, John would have some spirited opinions to share about his competition. One time, for instance, I casually mentioned an upcoming booking with Mick Jagger.

“Why are you interviewing him?” John asked.

The truth was, I was interviewing Jagger because he was holding a concert in L.A. to raise money for victims of an earthquake in Nicaragua. (His wife, Bianca, was Nicaraguan.) But for some reason I foolishly blurted out, “Because the Rolling Stones are probably the greatest live touring band in the world.”

“Isn’t that what they used to say about us?” John coolly replied.

“But the Beatles aren’t touring anymore,” I said, stepping on a landmine. “The Beatles as a group don’t exist anymore. And the Rolling Stones are as important a presence as anybody in rock ’n’ roll.”

“The Rolling Stones followed us!” John shouted. “Just look at the albums! Their Satanic gobbledygook came right after Sgt. Pepper. We were there first. The only difference is that we got labeled as the mop tops and they were put out there as revolutionaries. Look, Ellie,” he went on, “I spent a lot of time with Mick. We palled around in London. We go way back. But the Beatles were the revolutionaries, not the Rolling Pebbles!”

Excerpt From, ‘We All Shine On’, Elliot Mintz

[pirateboy]

if your male singers aren't screaming and whining and moaning what's even the point

[princessanneftw]

Princess Anne chatting to Mick Jagger at the Team Great Britian Flagbearer photocall at the British Embassy in Paris on 24 July 2024

[drugsforaddicts]

You better WERK princess!

[ilkkawhat]

she will put a spell on us and her last breath we will smother

[v7n5]

The Nelsons

[leonardcohenofficial]

gimme shelter is an absolutely haunting film

[mynameisbillandimaheadcase]

I love his dumb ass smile he is so punchable

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[nureyevs-worst-alias]

Nureyev as Rex: Let me buy you a drink. Shipment directly from earth. [pouring drink] Jaeger?

Juno, Martian with the music taste of a middle aged dad, sweating: Jaeger?..as in Moves Like ??

[wyldblunt]

i feel like with the way we talk about our co-commanders it comes off that glyndwr is always the squalling tantrum-throwing impossible-to-work-with workplace diva and in comparison alan is a beatific ever-smiling angel endlessly cleaning up everyone's messes. In The Name Of Duty. but i feel it's important to know that alan also absolutely 100% has Main Character Syndrome he is just much better at repressing it

[flamememeago]

I call this post the “I am amused by Ronnie Wood” special

[half-facedfig]

BUT WAIT, There’s more…

Idk what I’m saying, these are just some drawings I did this week.