Creole Bandit 🖤

EN | CR | FR • painter IG: @/makara.art • beyhive. 🇨🇩🇲🇶🏳️‍🌈

[Creole Bandit 🖤 @asterhoeid]

« In Africa »

[Taylor Payne @IamTaylorPayne]

This statement is insane; Ciara filmed a whole music video in Africa back in 2018. Not to mention Tyla was 2 years old when “Goodies” went #1. Stop playing on Ciara’s name.

[Seade @DJSeade]

Mdrrrrrr mais pas de Saison 2 pour Bandi, c’est un scandale

[Rory Gilmore do Ketu @carinapoc]

Eu reconheço uma divindade ancestral quando vejo

[COWBOY ★ KYION 🤠 @YonceBarbie_]

Only the Queen can reference herself ✨

[seyoncé 𐚁 @simonzuletaa]

SHE JUST GAVE AN INTERVIEW!!!
BEYONCÉ! JUST! GAVE! AN! INTERVIEW 😭🚨

[✰𝙼𝚁. 𝙷𝙾𝙽𝙴𝚈✰⃤ @Misterhoney_]

meu sonho é ela samplear o áudio desse vídeo em alguma faixa do act iii

[Creole Bandit 🖤 @asterhoeid]

👀

[🐝 @beyzhive]

THE CATEGORY IS FASHION IS ART #BEYGALA

[LaVision 🧡 @LaVisionFR]

🚨 LÉGENDAIRE ‼️

MERYL 🇲🇶 vient de SOLDOUT son 2ème ACCOR ARENA

Elle est la première femme antillaise à y arriver, et aucun autre que Kassav et Kalash avant elle n’ont atteint ce rang 👏

+40000 tickets 🎫

BRAVO CHAMPIONNE, it’s all about life 🥹🧡

[🇻🇨 Sceptic Tank ✨🍉🥭 @Branchaleenie]

My brothers and sisters in plantain, all these island wars are distracting us from the real enemy: inter-region flight prices

[🏛 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧 🏛 @nonregemesse]

No he’s not they killed his dog

[Creole Bandit 🖤 @asterhoeid]

She’s sleeping with my pillow ON her face bruv.

[🥀 @tozakimpact]

not even in my worst ovulations could i come up with this caption

[☆ ★ @imfynerthanfyne]

since likes are private, i have to make this announcement; i liked this, actually, i LOVED it.

[Makayla~ @MakaylaDivine3]

I just know whoever made this Blue Ivy edit made Beyoncé cry. I always come back to it.

[Mythical Caribbean @MythoCaribbean]

A woman from Martinique. 1887.

[. @livyoncee]

born too late to see dinosaurs, too early to see flying cars but just in time to see beyoncé perform

[The Cake Lady @got_cake]

The Femmes/Hommes d'Argile (Clay Men and Women) are a staple cultural fixture of the Martinique Carnival. Based in the Pottery Village (Village de la Poterie) in Les Trois-Îlets, they are recognized for their striking, statue-like appearances created by smearing their entire bodies in local red and ochre clay.
Their look is inspired by the "Neg Marons" (maroons) who used the clay to disguise themselves and "Mother Earth."
The clay represents a return to African roots and the life-giving nature of the soil.
This is culture! 🇲🇶