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metroids-dyke · 15 days ago
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i noticed a severe lack of big j gifs, so here
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micamicster · 4 months ago
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Ain't it hard just to live?
Baltimore by Nina Simone (cover of Randy Newman) vs The Wire (2002-2008)
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amv-reset · 6 months ago
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HELLUVA BOSS - BLITZØ | The Older I Get - Part 7 for myself
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sunforgrace · 1 year ago
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ooo.... lady casito
[4x01 Lazarus Rising entrance set to Chromatica II/911 by Lady Gaga]
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butchdiaz · 21 days ago
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i need a melatonin
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justaskingtoask · 2 years ago
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Teenagers | The Wire
happy birthday to this lil vid!
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rainbowwitchs-lair · 9 months ago
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serial experiment lain amv with clips from the ps1 game + atmospheric dnb song I made
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jerrydevine · 1 year ago
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still have like 50 minutes left in class this sucks let me OUTTTTTTT I NEED TO MAKE AMVS AND LISTEN TO AUDIOBOOK AND PLAY MY SIMS GAMEEEEEE
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thewandererh · 5 months ago
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which mind electric 🤨 /j
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someawesomeamvs · 2 months ago
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Warning: Lots of flashing lights, violence, potential spoilers, sexual imagery, slight profane language
Title: Karma's a Bitch!
Editors: bloosome, xteu5437, YatoSwag, LuxiaSych, BlackCrowAmv, kobeebis, yorozuya1010, saandyyxx
Studio: Wired Studios
Song: Karma's a Bitch
Artist: Brit Smith
Anime: Owari no Seraph, Chainsaw Man, Rosario + Vampire, Gintama, Honkai: Star Rail (game), Kakegurui, Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works, Code Geass, Darling in the FranXX, Black Lagoon, Jujutsu Kaisen, Solo Leveling
Category: Freestyle
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kitoblob · 4 months ago
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My sibling was scrolling through tiktok trying to show something to me (it was an audio of some sort idk) and they kept seeing edits of taylor swift and sabrina carpenter to the song (i think we were looking for one of Misha Collins, angel extraordinare ?? Idk) and then they screamed at their phone “STOP IT I DONT WANT TO SEE MISHA CARPENTER ANYMORE!!1!1!1!“ and i stopped breatjing. I wan tto learn how to braid now
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micamicster · 2 months ago
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Everybody gon respect the shooter
Money Trees by Kendrick Lamar vs The Wire (2002-2008)
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estavionpira · 5 months ago
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Worm character Stand names
Yes, this post exists because I can't stop myself from attaching songs to fictional characters.
The Undersiders as a whole get [Cops and Robbers]
Taylor Hebert - [Control] - Yeah yeah, we've all watched the AMV.
Lisa Wilbourn - [Do I Wanna Know?]
Brian Laborn - [Fuegos Artificiales]
Alec Vasil - [Moves Like Jagger]
Rachel Lindt - [Walk the Dinosaur]
Aisha Laborn - [Teenagers]
Sabah - [Eleanor Rigby]
Lily - [Six Shooter]
Rest under cut.
The Slaughterhouse 9 as a whole get [Sirens]
Jack Slash - [No One Lives Forever] - Watch the AMV, etcetera, etcetera.
Bonesaw - [Rät Act 1]
Riley Grace Davis - [Rät Act 2]
Siberian - [Animal Skin] - Such a good song. Listen to it. Now.
Shatterbird - [Empires]
Crawler - [Stronger]
Cherish - [Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)]
Cauldron as a whole gets [Impress Your Creators]
Doctor Mother - [Turn the Lights Off]
Contessa - [You're Gonna Go Far, Kid]
Numbers Man - [We Didn't Start the Fire]
Legend - [Rocket Man]
Alexandria - [Unstoppable]
Eidolon - [Ruler of Everything]
The Endbringers as a whole get [Annihilate]
Behemoth - [Uranium Fever]
Leviathan - [Ocean Man]
Simurgh - [99 Luftballoons]
Khonsu - [Centuries]
Tohu - [COPYCAT]
Bohu - [Paint it, Black]
Ok these are gonna be less organized because I can't bring myself to care about Marissa or Luke.
Krouse - [Please Mister Postman] - Just a great song. Krouseposting on main.
Noelle - [Girl Anachronism] - Hey you all should watch the AMV for this too.
Armsmaster - [Technologic Act 1]
Defiant - [Technologic Act 2]
Coil - [Wires]
Heartbreaker - [Runaway Baby]
Canary - [Copacabana]
Butcher - [Venom]
Bakuda - [Bodies]
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gender-trash · 5 months ago
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Back In The Day i went to this math camp for 11-14 year olds that had a really strict electronics policy -- you weren't allowed to bring a laptop, and you couldn't use electronics other than graphing calculators in class. i can't remember if anything specific was said about cell phones but this was in days of yore when middle school students didn't, like, have smartphones and the camp website DID specify that students could use the dorm landline to call home and the dorm computer lab to send/receive emails. personally i can't remember what i had for a phone but i was definitely running around with a canon point-and-shoot dangling off my wrist (and perpetually banging into EVERYTHING) and listening to music on my beloved ipod touch using wired earbuds.
(actually, i did illegally bring a laptop, because my mom told me she'd gotten me an exemption but this turned out to be a straight-up lie. i kept my laptop in my room so i only got in trouble for it in like. my THIRD SUMMER at the camp. when i got Lectured Sternly by the camp staff i sent my parents an extremely betrayed email which my dad described to the staff as "hysterical". this took place in 2013 and i'm still lowkey mad about it. anyway)
so i randomly wondered tonight what happened to the electronics policy now that middle schoolers are all on instagram or tiktok or whatever, and actually it has gotten stricter: you have to give your phone to the counselor who will give it back to you for half an hour every evening to call your parents and you can't bring any other device that can browse the internet (so if you want to listen to music you'd better grab yourself a good old-fashioned mp3 player). broadly a good idea, i think, but how the fuck are the math-obsessed youth of today supposed to fall asleep after an overstimulating day of math classes and impromptu set tournaments without the ability to read fanfiction and/or watch overwrought naruto amvs late into the night, i ask you??
(in hindsight this may have had something to do with why i was floridly sleep-deprived by about the third week of camp every year. otoh in college it really came in handy that i had all this practice at doing math homework while running on fumes and sleep debt)
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al-the-remix · 1 year ago
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Random fandom thoughts/feelings
The reblog button is turned off on this post but I think it's another incredibly important one to be thinking about. I enjoy their framing of how the profit economy of other social media sites has been bleeding into fandom spaces on both tumblr, and like this post focuses on, Ao3. It's something that I've been noticing more and more and it really rubs me the wrong way and I feel like OP's post words it perfectly in a way I've been struggling to express.
This sort of connects the previous post I reblogged on the topic talking about how fandom is not a good in road for becoming internet famous.
A facet of this that's really bamboozled me recently is that I feel like i've been seeing more and more of is the idea that a singular person has a right to call "dibs" on a specific piece of media. Which is honestly totally fucking wild to me and if I'm being totally frank kind of dumb.
Every single one of us who interacts with fandom and by extent and IP is flirting with copy right law, the consequences of which everyone should be extremely familiar with by now with the fall of LJ and various lawsuits by authors, dmca notices, etc.
We have all heard the adage "there's no such thing as an original idea"; the idea that everything we create is the amalgamation of all the things that influence us, good and bad.
This is totally normal and good, actually.
For example, if I and another person both watch a TV show, see a production photograph that we really like and decide to draw it and post them one after the other it would be considered extremely bad behaviour to then turn around and make a big stink about how someone else had the gall to turn around and draw the same thing that I did. We can all look at a picture, video, lyrics to a song, become inspired and create something wildly different based on our tastes and influences--but we also are equally, if not more so, likely to create something nearly identical to our peers, especially in a fandom space where ideas are concentrated and we are all consuming each other's thoughts, opinions, and creations. More than once I've come up with an idea for a fic or a drawing that someone else had had a nearly identical execution of without us communicating or viewing each other's work. That's just the way the human brain works, we're hard wired to make connections in a fairly similar way.
You do not have a right to call dibs on any one photograph, clip of video, song lyrics or any other bit of media you might consume.
This stands for artists, writers, gif makers, AMV creators, and any other way you choose to express your love of fandom creatively.
If you are really hard pressed to focus on the numbers and work at being ~influential~ the burden is on you to distinguish yourself creatively.
There's a reason why not being able to see follower counts is so important to the way fandom and tumblr functions. The concept of ~small creators~ and ~big creators~ or BNF or whatever are all burdens you place on yourselves. No one is taking anything away from you by engaging with the same bit of media you are in a similar way. We all have a right to express ourselves creatively and emotionally through any snippet of media that sparks our interest. You do not get to "own it" just because you happened to pump something out first. There are no creative "dibs". This isn't even some sort of "fandom" etiquette thing that has gone thus unspoken. It's a strange possessive thing that I've seen crop up more and more as the idea of being a capital "C" Creator brain rots people's minds and atrophies their ability to be creative.
Sort of on a tangent, but I have a bunch of other personal random thoughts about how this push to be prolific stagnates fandom, but these are more complicated for me and I'm not as clear on how I want to express them. On one had I am completely on board with the "there is no such thing as cringe" mindset and that everyone has a right to create whatever super indulgent thing they want to without having to suffer people being snobby about it. But, on the other hand I feel very strongly that the cycle of people seeing one trope or characterization being repeated repeated over and over and gaining popularity, reading only that--writing only that--leading others to also only consume that, really stymies creativity and makes it harder to grow the fandom if people that are trying to enter aren't into That One Thing, while also ostracizing people who are already in the fandom that aren't into That One Thing. I strongly believe that people's tastes are at least 70% just what they're exposed to, and obviously not everyone is going to be into whatever weird niche concept they're exposed to through fandom, but the more they are the more opportunity they have to expand that horizon. I don't know how many times I've gotten a version of the "I wasn't sure I would like this but I gave it a shot and it turns out I really love it!" and how good that feels and how much I wish other people were emboldened to do the same instead of being so wrapped up in how their work may or may not be received.
This is mostly a subjective thing though, so it's less cut and dry. Like for example, I really struggle with engaging with transgender fic despite being transgender myself because of the way most AFAB fic is written to the point where I avoid it now almost entirely. Which, frankly, really fucking sucks but also I will be the first person to fight for other's ability to write transgender characters wether they appeal my personal feelings and taste or not.
Anyway, this is one of the reasons I'm so protective of fandom community events, especially ones that employ aspects of the fandom gift economy such as exchanges. There are one of the few wholly un self-centred places left where the focus is on gifting someone something they will love and giving back to the fandom at large by flooding it with art and opportunities appreciation and engagement with each other. It is not supposed to be an opportunity for you to think about yourself and "getting something good" in return or using it a convenient deadline. It also offers you an opportunity to engage with fic tropes and genres that you've never considered writing or reading before.
TL;DR if you've found yourself recently squabbling over how many notes your gifs, art, writing, etc. has been getting compared to other people instead of focusing on forging community ties and your own creative expression, I'm sorry to say you're doing it wrong.
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numercnnightingale · 2 months ago
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10 Reasons to Consider Shipping Numeron
( astral x don thousand )
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1; Why Not
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Established connection that was never utilized:
These two dueled one another for up to one thousand days, fought each other for the Numeron Code, and was the whole reason Astral was created in the very first place. 
Despite that, the show never went into anything with their cosmic dynamic. Or even acknowledged it much.
But think of all the missing scenes, or even canon compliant Added scenes, in fics you could produce by brainstorming even a little bit about them. 
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There’s a variety of fun tropes to play with;
enemies-to-lovers, forbidden attraction, pure angel x fallen angel, garden of eden symbolisms, second chance, secret attraction, doomed yaoi, “was never meant to be, but became anyway”. 
To name just a potential few.
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There’s a lot they could teach each other:
Astral’s arc through the series involved learning the slow acceptance of chaos, but a lot of it was surface level and from a very young / emotionally immature point of view. Don Thousand is the self proclaimed deity of chaos, its harbinger. Embracing it cost him his entire home. Think of the new emotions Astral could experience from learning about his early home world if he was forced to listen to Don Thousand’s perspective of it. Especially now that Astral has opened that connection to chaos again in their world . . .
On the other side, think of how Don Thousand might be affected by being forced to understand Astral’s innocent but earnest perspective. Astral represents everything Don Thousand lost when he was cast out and banished. To then have this same being allow your side to be told, for once, and defy its programming to do so . . . 
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Make Shit Up. No one can stop you.
The ship doesn’t exist right now. You have the power to forge their dynamic using all the creative liberties you desire.
And again, it’s not like there’s nothing in-canon tying them together. There’s actually a lot. So you can either have a fun blast digging for it, or just make up your own stuff from scratch. 
Creatively, its an untapped well.
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5; They Look Good Together
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Angst.
Like but imagine.
The first time Astral ever experiences such an emotion of heat? And its towards his sworn enemy? The one he was made to destroy? The literally god of whom represents everything he was wired to believe is defiling?
And for that god, to find desire in a creation of light and perfection, who was made for him? But also who stands in his way? Who represents everything he’s abandoned and been abandoned by?
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But 
what if despite everything they were tender to each other
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Movies The Ship Could AU
Beauty and the Beast
Pride and Prejudice Strange Magic
The Sound of Music
Howl’s Moving Castle
Secret of Nimh 
The Last Unicorn
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And Lastly
Thanks for reading. If those didn’t convince you, maybe these might
Fanfic 1: “i will travel far beyond the path of reason”  (fanfic) (not romantic)
Fanfic 2: “i don’t believe in god“  (fanfic) (sort of romantic)
AMV: “back to eden” 
Ship tag to browse: #numeronshipping
Thank U Goodnight
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