Mind you Lyric is a lawyer, influencer, nepo baby and has a well off boyfriend who buys her whatever she wants… but congrats Melody since I’m sure she needs the sponsorship 💗 #BB28
So Britt gets criticised for her elimination reaction, Val can get fucking cornrows in his hair and face zero consequences for cultural appropriation, but then Ciara & Brandon are eliminated??? Don’t tell me there isn’t a racism problem on this show bcoz there absolutely is #dwts
ci pensate mai al fatto che nessuno di questi maiali pedofili pagherà mai? se rubi al supermercato perché non arrivi a fine mese ti processano e ti spediscono in carcere, ma se sei ricco, bianco e stupri bambini non ti fanno un cazzo
“Cancel the US one too it’s bad now”
Drag needs to be on tv. Queer culture needs to be on tv. This isn’t good or funny. I don’t want the most mainstream, long-running queer media in current day to be taken away from us.
"scenes like this unironically existed" "is this scene serious" "this scene is deliberately corny" and it's a woman looking up in a nod to her dead boyfriend and then smiling at the camera because her partner was dead in real life too and it requires a subtle 4th wall break
doing a Victor/Victoria number for your solo “duet” as a metaphor for the loneliness of being the only gay teen you know… man when Ryan Murphy tapped in he really tapped in
Thinking gay men are diseased and thus DL men who sleep them are the direct cause of STI outbreaks is homophobic and false. The CDC has said for years that straight men don’t get tested and rely on their partners to know their status. Your STRAIGHT partners don’t get tested.
He was also pulled over going 111 mph, which under FL’s new super speeder law, is a mandatory 30 days of prison time.
Because he’s a cop, he was let go with a minor traffic ticket instead.
Laws for thee, but not for me..
Here is the thing, kids. Rocky Horror has been around a loooong time. You have had over 50 years to find it and decide it was a problem for you. It's the part where you are using Tim Curry's death as an opportunity to make this an issue that feels performative and immature
Yeah for today it is indeed those things in some aspects. But when it came out it was groundbreaking. That film HELPED the rights and lives of LGBTQ people.
You cannot look at something from the 70s through a 2025 lens and go “sorry it’s problematic for this time”