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@rauzitchu 😏

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@jmsl4tie7 eu também tenho algumas, não quer trocar?

[𝒋. @rubyjanedits]

🤍 ഒ ָ࣪ ˖

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@raiozinho1999 caralho, que lindo

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@nws_ffmrli se não fosse o "quase" teria escapado

[henri ✍️ malipe @henriquebravi]

ele na posição mama viadinho

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@rauzitchu espetacular.

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@gabxxxzito eita

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@rauzitchu 🥺

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@rauzitchu Up Up, parte 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 !!!

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@rauzitchu gostei da segunda

[pedro nicole @supadupapdrz]

a única vez que o blackpink tremeu foi aqui

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JUMP

#MEOVV #미야오

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MEOVV covering JUMP by BLACKPINK at KCON LA

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@Matheus08440797 você vindo aos poucos

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[JENNIE Charts @jenniescharts]

AI or not, edited or not, using a female artist’s wardrobe malfunction to sexualize or humiliate her is a reflection of a deeply misogynistic and incel mindset. you can’t claim to support women while joining in on the sexualization and degradation of a woman over an accident that was completely out of her control. a wardrobe malfunction is something that can happen to anyone, and it does not give people an excuse to mock her, objectify her, or spread humiliating content. these moments should be met with basic decency and respect, not used as an opportunity to sexualize or shame her. supporting women should not depend on whether you like them, their music, or their fandom, and if you truly believe in putting women before fandom, that principle should matter even more when a woman goes through an uncomfortable situation in front of an audience

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@lucazmao já foi o dia, mas eu adoraria limpar sua cabeça com a minha língua