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I never use this for 30 years

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@KalebTakakura

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@KalebTakakura Lemme see the https://t.co/hgmaRrJyrl

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@OnlyTypifyy @Tigran_HEC We trend hopping now?!?!?

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@geofftrainwreck Did you see it yourself?

[geoff'n 🛫 JP soon @geofftrainwreck]

First time having a hand in something that made it to Times Square

Really cannot understate how appreciative I am of the team for this opportunity and the ungodly amount of hours put behind it

[KGE James06 || 17th Combo Breaker @James06NY]

With the new 2h changes Senna gets way more consistent routes 😁 Senna Yas TOD thanks to @Kalkara_fgc for finding the route 😙

#2xko_senna #2xko_yasuo #2xko

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@OnlyTypifyy Whatchu mean an embarrassment, u placed good 😭

[YipeS @ Remixd Prints @IFCYipeS]

Comfy Vibes Only.

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@Hey_ImFocus Ur the goat twin

[Memory Card @MemoryCardFiles]

Dengeki PlayStation Vol. 518 (2012)

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@VaporsFGC You not hopping back on

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@Hey_ImFocus Is it alrdy top 8?

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@Hey_ImFocus @KingK0a The king.

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@KalebTakakura Gotta get that summer body

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Advertising for Akira in New York City during the 1990s.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the marketing campaign for Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira transformed parts of New York City into a showcase for Japanese cyberpunk. Led by distributors such as Streamline Pictures, the film was promoted through aggressive guerrilla advertising, with posters appearing across lower Manhattan, SoHo, and the East Village.

The campaign centered on striking minimalist artwork of Kaneda approaching his iconic red motorcycle, often accompanied by the memorable slogan, “Neo-Tokyo is about to explode.” Plastered on construction barriers, brick walls, and other urban surfaces, the imagery stood out from traditional movie advertising. Its gritty, futuristic style resonated with the atmosphere of New York at the time, helping Akira break beyond cult status and become a defining counterculture classic for Western audiences.

[WhatIsNewYork @whatisny]

Knicks Game 2 celebrations can literally be heard from NJ #whatisnewyork

[Suzu ◆ @higana_suzu]

temperance

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confession / secret

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@KalebTakakura 🗣️🗣️🗣️

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@VaporsFGC @StartGG @ct_GamersGuild Good tweet to say you goin 0-2