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Trying to get my money up so that I can buy all the knitting and crocheting patterns my heart desires.

#crochet #knitting #craftblr #starting with the persian tiles blanket pattern

Me 🤝🏾 falling in love and becoming obsessed with the side characters of a below par series.

#so glad I read their book before watching their episode #immediately went to a03 to read skip fanfic and I haven’t been disappointed #skip has my heart okay #like they started this whole thing #skip heated rivalry #scott hunter #kip grady #scott x kip #heated rivalry

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I keep seeing people say "what's your first 5 star read of 2026" girl I've been rather unlucky none of them are 5 star yet😭

#and only one of them has gone beyond a 3 point 5 #bookblr #books and reading

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Lil' Kim - 1997.

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Actually I dgaf what tumblr has to say about hip hop and rap music actually because Black art will always be loved and supported by us matter what. Thank you Black women of hip hop and rap for giving us an outlet to be angry and voice our emotions in spite of the angry Black girl trope. Thank you Da Brat, Queen Latifah, Salt and Pepa and more for starting the lane for women in rap and giving us the Black tomboy rapper. Thank you Lil Kim and Foxy Brown for birthing the sexual hypefeminine Black Barbie and crossing hip hop with high fashion. Thank you Missy Elliot for revolutionising production and choreography in hip hop music. Thank you Nicki Minaj for keeping women's rap alive in the 2010s and showing the versatility of rap with pop music. Thank you Rico Nasty for giving us Black female rage and giving us alt Black girl rep. Thank you Doja Cat and Tierra Whack for giving us quirky Black girl rap representation. Thank you Flo Milli, Leikeli47, Megan Thee Stallion, Lola Brooke, Doechii and more for carrying the torch for the next wave. Thank you especially to Doechii again for proving darkskin women can do anything and that our art matters. Thank you RoXXXan, Lioness and Amplify Dot for starting the renaissance of women in UK rap in the 2010s. Thank you Lady Leshurr for putting UK women's rap on the map. Thank you ENNY for giving us the Black British girl anthem, Peng Black Girls. Thank you Little Simz for carrying the UK rap game on your back no matter how long they doubt you, no matter how long it takes the UK industry to recognise your excellence. Thank you Cristale for paving the way for the next generation in the UK.

Thank you Black women of hip hop for giving us representation across the board . That we can be just as masculine just like the men of rap but also as girly and as feminine as can be. That we can reclaim our sexuality either through open sexual expression without shame or none at all no matter the stereotypes thrown at us. That as queer Black women we exist and we can thrive. That no matter the misognyoir, colourism and queerphobia we exist and we will always be here.

Thank you Black women of rap and hip hop. I love you all!

#rap music will always be my first love #hearing a Tupac song when I was 5 changed my life #as lola brooke once said god bless all the rappers!#hip hop #rap #rap music

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QUEEN LATIFAH | The Rosie O'Donnell Show (1997)

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Today in Hip hop History:

DMX was born December 18, 1970

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DOECHII Tiny Desk Concert

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Doechii’s Tiny Desk Concert, released on December 6, 2024, was a showcase of her incredible artistry and versatility, blending hip-hop with elements of jazz, R&B, and bebop. The performance, featuring an all-woman band dressed in coordinated beaded cornrows, was an intimate yet energetic experience that celebrated Black culture, beauty, and resilience. She performed standout tracks from her mixtape Alligator Bites Never Heal, including “Boom Bap,” “Catfish,” and “Denial is a River,” as well as the powerful “Black Girl Memoir” from her earlier EP.

Her delivery seamlessly shifted between intricate rap verses and soulful singing, highlighting her dynamic vocal range and emotional depth. The set balanced hard-hitting bars with moments of introspection, reflecting her unique ability to tell personal and culturally relevant stories. The performance reinforced her growing reputation as a rising star in hip-hop, supported by her label, Top Dawg Entertainment, known for fostering groundbreaking talent.