Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors who jumped ships because they knew death was better than bondage. Black Panther (2018) dir. Ryan Coogler
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Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors who jumped ships because they knew death was better than bondage. Black Panther (2018) dir. Ryan Coogler
whichever way the path may lead, shawols will always stand by you forever. you worked hard. you did a good job. thank you. #shinee3500day
whichever way the path may lead, shawols will always stand by you forever. you worked hard. you did a good job. thank you. #shinee3500day
Some of the comments under Harry’s “KIWI” performance on The Late Late Show. 👑
Harley Quinn ✶ June 28 2017 ✶ SUICIDE SQUAD #20
#no chill
“I wanted the work to do the talking a little bit. I mean, definitely a part of my ego wanted to see if I could write something that people liked without knowing everything about me.”
I didn’t think I was underrating Harry before — I always looked sideways at the critics who didn’t get his old band — but I have to admit I never expected this. The persona he gives us here feels so complete and distinct, developing hints dropped on 1D album cuts into a fully realized character you want to meet in the hallway and ask for a hit of whatever he’s on. He’s strung out on the 20th-century rock canon, mainly, as you’ve all noted — madly in love with The Beatles and The Stones, ready to make some noise in a hotel room but even more stoked to get bittersweet and acoustic afterward. And while he clearly wants his solo debut to be a major statement, he’s also smart enough not to get lost in the ego traps that snare some other male pop stars on their way there. It’s the little details that make these songs work: I like how he ends the refrain of “From the Dining Table” with a half-sighed “by the way,” trying to sound casual but only making it clearer how hurt he is. And I love it when he lists “she’s got a book for every situation!” as one of his crush’s top three most alluring qualities on “Carolina.” There’s something so charming to me about how giddy he is to be hanging out with someone more well-read than he is (that’s how I hear that line, at least), and it speaks to the album’s underlying generosity.
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“Did you see the way I handled those creeps? Pow! Bam! Batgirl, eat your heart out!”