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tina-snow · 3 years
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NORMANI Breaks Down The Very Best 90′s Trends
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amarakaran · 3 years
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BUZZFEED UNSOLVED The Puzzling Disappearance of Agatha Christie (2021)
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aang-beifong · 3 years
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Them | Being dorks.
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orangesrotting · 2 years
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 @creatorsofcolornet event 11: romance
― SAIF ALI KHAN as Vinod & KARISMA KAPOOR as Sapna in HUM SAATH SAATH HAIN (1999)
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ghostin · 3 years
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Bleed to Do It is the singer’s fourth studio album. Released on April 11, 2021, the album brings back that characteristic 90s sound from the Riot Grrrl era. Despite the change of tone from her previous albums, each song remains unapologetically Halsey; and based on the social media uproar its caused, her fans seem to agree! But it comes as no surprise when they have been asking her to do a more intense project since the release of her hit singles Nightmare and Experiment on Me (from Birds of Prey: The Album).
The 26 year old discusses a wide range of topics in her songs, but also knows how to keep it fun as proved by the single Kitty Mine, which quickly became a fan favorite mainly due to the Doja Cat feature. Another feature that took fans by surprise was The Pretty Reckless’ very own Taylor Momsen. In this reimagined version of her 2019 single Nightmare, Halsey brings the song to the next level with a more aggressive sound and Momsen’s incredible guitar skills, cementing its status as a smash hit.
With this work being heavily inspired by the Riot Grrrl movement, it goes without saying that the album is inherently political, and the singer uses this to her advantage by writing about aspects from her life in a way she hasn’t explored before. Halsey’s never shied away from her struggles with bipolar disorder, as she’s even written about it before, but none of her previous songs have felt quite as raw as Smoke and Mirrors does. She’s also been very open about her bisexuality since the start (as once again proven by Kitty Mine), but Spectrum marks the first time she’s used her relationship with gender identity in her work, and the response its gotten from fans has been nothing but overwhelmingly positive.
But not everything in the album is taken from her personal life; as she did in her previous work Manic, her new album features a song inspired by the 2009 cult classic Jennifer’s Body, which Halsey’s made clear is one of her favorite films. Crossing You Out gets its name from one of the iconic quotes from the movie and, much like Jennifer herself, explores the fantasy of seeking revenge on the abusive people in your life. Just like with killing boys, the song samples a voiceover from the film, and fans can’t seem to get enough of it.
Halsey saves the best for last, though. Closing the album with her own rendition of Bikini Kill’s iconic Rebel Girl, sung as a duet with none other than Riot Grrrl pioneer and Bikini Kill front-woman Kathleen Hanna herself. A collaboration that made fans of both artists to completely lose their minds. 
Whether or not you’re a fan of the genre, one thing’s for sure: this is Halsey’s greatest work yet.
☠🖤 MADE FOR @cellphonehippie​‘S ALBUM CHALLENGE 🖤☠
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quote: Somebody may beat me, but they are going to have to bleed to do it. —Steve Prefontaine
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amarakaran · 3 years
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BUZZFEED UNSOLVED The Perplexing Disappearance of Judge Joseph F. Crater (2021)
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amarakaran · 3 years
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you’re the cherry piece, just stay on top of me, so i can’t see nobody else for me, no
↳ happy birthday @jaanoo 💖
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aang-beifong · 3 years
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The “we hate each other but have to work together” duos.
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amarakaran · 3 years
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🦋 ALBUM CREATION EDIT CHALLENGE 🦋 by @cellphonehippie​​ 
We just can’t get enough of Butterflies, Ariana Grande’s newest album! The singer treated her fans to this melodious look into her mind, as she uses the power of song to reflect on who she is, how far she’s come, and where she’s going next. If there’s one thing that Grande’s fans can agree on, it’s that they’re ready and thrilled to go on this musical journey with her.
Grande opens her album with Charlotte, the title paying homage to her character in the Broadway production, 13, which marked the beginning of her career. The dreamy sound of Charlotte takes inspiration from The Sound of Music, allowing the singer to showcase her vocal power, along with her love and respect for musical theater. Fans quickly recognized Come A Little Closer as a lyric from Give It Up, an iconic song from their childhoods that was sung by Grande and Elizabeth Gillies on the hit Nickelodeon show, Victorious. We were all delighted to see that Gillies was invited back to sing this new, mature rendition of the song. 
Love Letter was a favorite of many listeners, as Ariana used this song to express her love and appreciation for everyone that’s been supporting her throughout her career. This is the song that Grande’s fans hold nearest and dearest to their hearts. We simply were not prepared for Venus, or the combination of Grande and Demi Lovato’s sheer vocal power.  It’s impossible to describe the euphoric feelings one gets from listening to these two incredibly talented women belt it out for three and a half minutes. I invite you to listen to the song and experience it for youself. You won’t regret it.
Grande impressed many with the confidence and creativity of Finish Line, her message to us that her career is far from over, because the finish line is always moving forward. The singer knows that she hasn’t peaked yet, and there’s much more success coming her way. I’m Done was the perfect way to close the album, with Grande expressing how letting go of the toxic people and bad experiences of her life has improved her mental health and made her much happier and freer, inspiring many of her listeners to do the same.
Ariana Grande’s newest album Butterflies is an admirable work of art, and many feel that it’s her best album yet. We’re excited to continue this musical journey with the singer and see what she has in store for us next!
Quote: “We are like butterflies who flutter for a day and think it is forever.” - Carl Sagan
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