@flavorfae Actually, that’s not it. He was in a Black bubble, coddled by Black celebrities and everyday people. The rest of society wasn’t—which is why he lost major deals like Doublemint. He’s angry mainstream gatekeepers won’t make the exceptions for him that they make for white abusers.
It actually puts into perspective why he’s so angry with his public perception today! He was beloved despite the violence for so long he doesn’t understand why societal standards won’t bend to his will anymore!
@ThatEricAlper The president of Nintendo was named Doug Bowser for a while.
Seriously? You promoted a guy to the head of your company that has the same name as the villain from your top franchise?
call me baby é uma música muito estranha pra mim não sei explicar pra vocês como mas pra mim ela é tipo top 3 músicas da história do kpop mas ao mesmo tempo não é nem top 10 melhores músicas só do exo
Most people I see traveling ain’t going to local museums, local trails/parks, or talking to the natives. Best case scenario is they go to local shops or restaurants most times. Yall acting like traveling makes you a intellectual is hilarious
Heather Morris was Beyonce's main backup dancer who was brought in to teach the Single Ladies choreo for an episode. They decided to keep her around as a choreographer and background extra... At least until they realized she could both sing and act too. At that point she slowly turned into a main character.
This is what I mean by the magic of the show being, to a degree, an accident. Like half of the original mains were hired to be something else, or were hired last minute and had their characters written around their talents mid-production. That sort of magic cannot be replicated, which is part of why the 2nd gen cast fell so flat.
2nd gen cast was good, but corporate. 1st gen cast was organic.