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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Stranger Things
almost home
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$LAYYYTER
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@theartofmadeline
Claire Keane
we're not kids anymore.
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Mike Driver
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@beautstrong
hey iâve collected them all 6 years early
You can always start again. Clean out your social media. Create a new account for your new taste in music. Study or work in a new city. Start socialising with new people. Choose a new signature scent and style and purge the outdated parts of yourself. If you donât like where youâre at, but you donât know what to do about it - try starting again.
2019 energy.
Beyoncé at the Global Citizen Festival in Johannesburg, South Africa (December 2, 2018)
sheâs so compelling..I FELT every twist and turn of this monologue
Mya for the cover of @kontrolmagâs The Rebirth Issue
Always loved her đ€©
Janelle MonĂĄeâs first reaction to finding out Dirty Computer is nominated for Album of the Year at the 2019 Grammy Awards
This New Orleans Cosmetics Mogul Made $1 Million In 90 Minutes
Ms. Raynell Steward, better known as Wuzzam Supa or Supa_Cent on Instagram has helped us laugh with her comedy skits, throw down in the kitchen with her cooking videos, and level up with her inspirational posts about hustling smarter instead of harder.
This New Orleans native took the exposure from her viral Vine and Instagram videos but also her leap of faith and started her business in 2017: a cosmetics line inspired by school supplies. She is now known as the entrepreneur who sold $1 million worth of her products in 90 minutes on Cyber Monday 2018, sending her supporters into a frenzy and leaving her speculators confused, asking: Harpo, who is dis Supa woman?
Ironically enough, The Crayon Case is a line that is dedicated to amateur makeup artists, and if you are an avid follower of Supa, you wonât be surprised to see her uploading various videos of her impromptu makeup tutorials filled with tips and suggestions.
As with most entrepreneurs, her road to this newfound success was not easy, unlike some who covered this yearâs Forbes list with a false âself-madeâ title (side eye). Nonetheless, Supa has made sure to share her obstacles and experiences along the way to help other women who are reluctant to start investing in their dreams and essentially, boss up. Supa shares: âY'all be underestimating yourselves. If something is poppinâ - it donât matter who made it, who created - if itâs poppinâ, b*itch they gonâ see it.â
Supa was correct about her creativeness being noticed, as Crayola approached the CEO about her designs and how they closely resembled those of the branded crayons. Supa responded by immediately stopping production and changing her designs, even asking for the mega brandâs approval of her revisions. To her surprise, shortly after Crayola debuted their own cosmetic line that bared a shocking resemblance to Supaâs products. She explains:
âThey have the right to tell me âb*itch take that off, thatâs my sh*itâ so we changed it with no problem, so I understand. I infringed their brand first, so why can I be mad at them for seeing some sh*t is poppin'⊠Iâm not about to poke no bear. Iâm not about to go [to] them and say, âYou stole my shit, Iâm taking you to court,â b*tch no! Those people could have sued meâŠand they didnât. So why would I go sue those people for something they rightfully could do?â
Supa took her âLâ like a champ, and learned as a lesson in how important it is to really invest in trademarking and researching thoroughly before debuting any new products. The incident was just a slight stumble on her road to success, as she was able to bring her story to the 2018 Essence Music Festival stage this past summer, solidifying her status as a hometown hero.
The quality of Supaâs products precedes her larger than life social media personality and existence in the virtual beauty world, as she really spent a lot of time perfecting her products. Being a darker hue of brown, Supa kept high pigment and longevity of the products in mind, specifically The Crayon Case 'ishadowâ palette.
Supaâs products are fun, fresh, and affordable with the hit sold out Crayon Casepalette being priced at $30 and the 7-piece pencil shadow brush set to match at $18.
Supa is a 30-year-old CEO and mother of a young son, awaiting the arrival of her daughter with her supportive fiance, and has worked over 15 jobs in her hometown before quitting her job as a waitress and following her dreams. Some may call her an overnight success, however, supporters of Supa know the hard work and dedication she has put into this victory. In her own words, she shares:
âDonât hate on yourself. Along your journey, many people will tell you what you canât and what shouldnât do. Donât be that person to yourself.â
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âIts only 10:13 and we already at 10k orders. Keep blessing me lord đđŸđđŸđđâ
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The moment she found out her brand made $1 million in just 90 minutes:
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A post shared by Wuzzam Supa (@supa_cent) on Nov 26, 2018 at 9:41am PST
Her family congratulates her with a cake and balloons while walking in to Lil Wayneâs âA Milliâ lol:
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Murder at Disney
If Edna dissed me like that Iâd have to throw my whole self in the trash out of shame.
Caleb is a fashion icon and the fact that this world doesnât acknowledge it is pure racism
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âJohn Henry, John Henry, John Henry is a mighty man.â
â John Henry (2000)