"Thank you Lyndall, You're very SPECIAL to me & I dedicate 'second nature' to you"
-BEYONCÉ, debut album 1998
"Lyndall i love you"
-BEYONCÉ, the writing is on the wall 1999
"Lyndall i love you"
-planet Groove 1999
@benedicta58119@boy_motel You're right, men aren't being punished, more reason for women to join us in our fight and stop shaming queer men for who they are. I see women rejoicing when a "former" gay claims to have changed & look for a woman to marry; they don't understand how it actually works
@boy_motel On social media, it's mostly women in the comment sections of gay couples asking them to repent, to change, saying things like, "God, look at the men you sent for us". Women aren't innocent in this, especially black women
🚨 NEW: CÉCRED sold through Space NK’s entire WEEK-ONE sales forecast by 1PM on launch day. 🇬🇧
And it didn’t stop there.
Just one day after CÉCRED officially entered UK + Ireland retail, @SpaceNK says CÉCRED has become the biggest brand launch in the retailer’s history.
According to new launch-day data, demand started showing up almost immediately. Searches + sales were already surging by 8:30AM, with thousands of customers shopping across Space NK stores and online.
By 1PM, CÉCRED had already generated the sales Space NK projected for its entire first week.
The brand ultimately went on to break Space NK’s previous launch-day performance record for a new brand.
And we already have the early product leaders:
🥇Restoring Hair & Edge Drops
🥈Temple Oud Hair Perfume
Space NK Haircare Director Sophie Wayman described the demand as “truly unprecedented,” while Cécred CEO Grace Ray says the record reflects the community the brand has built globally.
The context makes this even crazier:
CÉCRED entered the UK through 90 Space NK stores across the UK + Ireland, its first physical retail expansion outside the U.S.
A full week’s sales forecast by 1PM.
Biggest new-brand launch in Space NK history.
And this is CÉCRED’s FIRST international retail market.
🔗https://t.co/HBIsG6ScRu
@ourhermitage Kicking out Macklemore from the tour was the mistake. Artists have used their platform to speak about injustices since the beginning of time, whether we agree with their speech or not, their freedom of expression shouldn’t be canceled. His statement was also ignorant and bigoted