See•at

✨🌹Black Pride🌹✨

[mansonsam]

HEX GIRLS in SCOOBY DOO AND THE WITCH’S GHOST (1999), dir. Jim Stenstrum

[blk-vinluxee]

Afro Child

[groove-theory]

DJ Quik

[seoreverie]

[blackluv]

everything you’ve been waiting for is right around the corner. ☀️

[blackluv]

becoming the best version of myself.

[blackluv]

I’ll get what’s mine.

[blackluv]

protecting my peace…

[kim-jisoo]

[killjo-qartz]

Make sure you leave this place alive…

[t-u-p-a-c]

Happy birthday to one of the greatest to ever do it. Aaliyah, you have been an inspiration in my life and I want to thank you for your beautiful music and kind heart. Your music really helped me through tough times and gave me great memories. Rest in paradise angel. 💖

[station-deactivated20200712]

[ablackgirlsselfesteem33-deactiv]

[blk-vinluxee]

clear skin x

[blk-vinluxee]

orange is the new black

[concreteroots]

[adeles]

Asked about if she revisited any iconic divorce albums in the process of writing hers — Adele responds that she didn’t know she was making a divorce album. She’s not sure it is one, in fact. “He’s not one of my exes. He’s the dad of my child.” If the new album is a divorce album, it’s a different kind of divorce album. “It was more me divorcing myself,” she says, exploding into a laugh that sounds like a balloon buzzing around a room as it deflates. “Just being like, Bitch, f*ckin’ hot mess, get your f*ckin’ shit together!”

“It’s sensitive for me, this record, just in how much I love it,” Adele adds. “I always say that 21 doesn’t belong to me anymore. Everyone else took it into their hearts so much. I’m not letting go of this one. This is my album. I want to share myself with everyone, but I don’t think I’ll ever let this one go.”

ADELE photographed by  Alasdair Mclellan for VOGUE US (November 2021)