Jules got sex, but not love.
Maddy got money, but no loyal friends.
Lexi has integrity, but career wise, will really have to get it out the mud.
Rue got to see her dad again, but becuase she's dead.
Nate got the girl and the house, but isnt alive to enjoy either.
Euphoria is temporary. and a never ending quest to prolong that high.
Whatever the "drug of choice" is
#euphoria
@itsastyles Which is why the Em and Drake comparison is even being made in the OP. Both have similarities in sections of their fan bases that genuinely don’t like Rap unless it’s either one of them.
@itsastyles It’s glazing for Jay too. What Drake fans are doing is the equivalent of what Jay fans did when he lost to Nas. Except they have a media campaign. It’s not just barbershop argument material. It’s also coming from non rap fans who don’t engage with the culture outside of Drake.
Hollywood spent 21 years pretending this didn't happen first.
Michael Jai White headlined Spawn in 1997. A Black actor leading a major comic book movie, two decades before Black Panther made the idea look brand new.
The face in this clip cost him two to four hours of makeup every shoot day. Glued-on bodysuit, yellow contacts that shredded his eyes, a mask that choked his breathing. He credited his martial arts background for surviving days most actors would have walked off.
The film was a New Line gamble. Greenlit around $20M, ballooned past $40M once early effects footage came back, because the producers believed they could match Men in Black's visuals at half the cost. It pulled roughly $88M and got buried by critics on arrival.
Now look at what it opened. Blade arrived in 1998. Luke Cage, Black Panther, the entire run of Black-led comic adaptations followed. Black Panther alone cleared $1.3 billion in 2018.
The movie people file away as a forgotten misfire was the proof of concept for one of the most valuable lanes in modern Hollywood. White carried it there first, under a mask that barely let him breathe.
Amar'e Stoudemire thinks Knicks fans will give President Trump a standing ovation
"He deserves all the respect we can give him. It's a tough job to be the President, I think Knicks fans will show him respect on Monday.”
(Via @TMZ_Sports)
@sagebeatlove_ I’ve seen ppl sayin he need to bulk up or “he’s not serious”. But either way, there’s so many ways his ability works outside of him being Kobe or Alonzo Mourning.
@kidswithcrwns I disagree. But neither take is crazy to me at the same time. Those were neither of their heights lyrically. Pound Cake just great production.