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goth-queen

ruinedchildhood

jan-liliten

op turned off reblogs but also i respect that they turned them off for a reason but i still want the post here so i removed their name

your month, your cat!

spicymochi

These little cats are now sticker sheets in my shop!!

spicymochi

cake the kitten and jake the puppy

goooooooofy

HotdiggedyDemon about to say something racist

bgm05

how the hell does this have only 22k notes. the impact this post had on the culture is immeasurable

goes without saying

i think i’ll pass.

Can you imagine the heat?? Badass af

nordichealthnut

How could you forget all the cool heavy metal ladies!? The metal scene of Botswana is NOT just a boys club

joshscorcher

Botswana Metal aesthetic is something I never knew I needed until it was shown to me.

literary-potato

Ok I previously reblogged this with rambling questions in the tags but I decided to just look it up and find out

Botswana Metalheads, locally known as Marok (Rock), are a localized subculture that emerged in Botswana during the late 1990s and early 2000

As Botswana's death metal subculture descends on a dusty village, Jamie Fullerton finds a unique way to go off your typical tourist trail.

Photographer Paul Shiakallis documents the women of Marok, a small but vibrant heavy metal subculture in Botswana.

And I’m delighted to report that yes this is a Botswana specific thing (this is not just “news flash, African people can like metal too” it’s specifically a subculture in Botswana)

And it appears to have sprung up organically through students who went abroad to study bringing back cassettes and CDs of music they liked, because some of those students happened to be into metal.