#paris paloma cacophony

[star-spangled-man]

sorry I can’t go out tonight, I’m listening to paris paloma’s debut album cacophony, yeah it’s gonna be a whole thing 🧚‍♀️🌷💫🍃🔮✨

[ominouspositivity-or-else]

Cremate me, deliver me to safety, so that when it's spent maybe it will be my own. Scatter ashes, leave no marker where you plant it, so the world will be disbanded as they search on a treasure map for my headstone.

Leave me to the beasts and bears, I'd rather that the feast was theirs. They can't reserve neighboring plots, or request to be buried on top. Leave me for a day or two, to make sure that I turn blue. For the first time since I drew breath, I'm undesirable again.

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[skirm-the-terrible]

Me rn

Bonus:

[lavendarneverlands]

[old-habits-die-screaming]

the way i just had to make this (the voices told me)

kdhxkys on tiktok if you want to see more ᯓᡣ𐭩

[whitegownsandflowercrowns]

“For the first time since I drew breath/I’m undesirable again” holy fuck.

[pedrospatch]

dear paris paloma

what the actual fuck

[thestarsaresapphic]

i love the bridge in the last woman on earth as much as the next person, but theres something about the quietness of the rest of the song. it's soft, you can tell shes speaking to someone she loves. the way each verse ends makes it obvious that she's pleading with the person to burn her, scatter her, hide her body from the ravenous masses. to understand the risk she took when she stepped into the limelight. to hear the screams from defiled women before her. to ensure that the same pain doesnt happen to her. its just such a pleading, hopeful song and at the end we dont even know if that person honored her wishes or if she ended up just like so many women before her.

[myriad--starlings]

Paris Paloma did not have to write "for the first time since I drew breath I'm undesirable again" but she DID and I literally cannot stop thinking about it

[kyeomunism]

obsessed with paris paloma's entire discography, but one that stood out to me was "last woman on earth" from the cacophony album.

I've heard so many takes on the 'man or bear' discourse, and this piece of art is my favorite response. it speaks of a woman whose dying wish is to finally be respected.

I've heard of so many cases where men have violated even the deceased. this song feels like an outcry from the daughters of those victims.

she says she'd rather be with the bears, be burned, or be scattered in the oceans—anything rather than be buried in a grave where men can still find her. she'll get tattoos so her body will be considered 'ruined,' because only then will they leave her alone.

she says if you love her, wait for her body to turn blue and decay, so she'll finally be undesirable again. so that even in death, her body is still hers.

this is rage. this is girlhood. give my girl paris paloma the audience she deserves.

[igraine-ohnefurcht]

So, I drew this while listening to Paris Paloma's album and I thought I would share.

It's beautiful music.

[stimmingandstruggling]

sometimes i think i can be normal again and then i think about renheng for more than like a single second and i need to lay down. hyv PLEEEASD bring them back i miss them so bad

[clockwork-stars]

"Why did I deserve to live? Did I just deserve to watch them die?"

Paris Paloma, please, at least give us tissues with the album

[the-sn0wy-0wl]

Listening to Cacophony isn’t enough, I need the physical album so I can chomp on the CD

[old-habits-die-screaming]

alina edit from a few days ago 😼😼😼 (the one paris liked)

[fictionaltrvlr]

bugs, boys and men

cutouts