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"Qué fácil es decir eso —replico—. Tú puedes no entrar en su juego, Cam. Porque tú eres un tío y, si la gente piensa que has echado un polvo conmigo, pues te dan una palmadita en la espalda y ya está. Pero cuando eres una chica las cosas no funcionan así. Y no es lo mismo ser el más macho que ser la más guarra del instituto."
Bad Ash: Saltan chispas
Reppin the Suffolk side of the 757, Cameron Parker gets futuristic on track "Fallin"
Reppin the Suffolk side of the 757, Cameron Parker gets futuristic on track “Fallin”
Reppin the Suffolk side of the 757, Cameron Parker gets futuristic on his brand new track :
“Fallin”. The Breeze Park member has shown time and time again how far he can stretch
his lyrical ability and this time was no different. Sonically the record just takes you to place
of euphoria. He’s well of aware of his talents and shined very bright melodically on this
track. The price just keeps on…
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ICYMI: Breeze Park member @CMRNPRKR7 drops the single "No Time" Ft. @zarabashh [Prod.@ROYGB11V ]
ICYMI: Breeze Park member @CMRNPRKR7 drops the single “No Time” Ft. @zarabashh [Prod.@ROYGB11V ]
Suffolk, Virginia artist and Breeze Park member Cameron Parker drops a new song titled
“No Time” featuring Zara Bash. Cameron shows his lyrical ability on the new track
produced ROY G BIIV. Go vibe to the new song below…
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In Conversation - Black Milk Clothing
inconnu: I really admire how body-positive Black Milk is. But girls of different sizes might be concerned that something made of “nylon” wouldn’t fit right. How do you deal with that?
Cameron Parker, Head of Sales & Marketing, Black Milk: Nylon and stretch-wear products are easy for sizing. It has greater flexibility. Online sizing can be difficult, but girls use hashtags to find similar body shapes and sizes to know what size to order. For example, if you use #bmsmall on social media, you can see all the girls who are that size and you can see if it looks like it would fit you, too. We have strict rules about body positivity and diversity and we take it seriously.
Jumping off of that, I don’t want to rehash old news, but Black Milk recently experienced controversy on May 4th, 2014 aka “May the Fourth” Star Wars Day. What did you learn from that experience and how is Black Milk moving forward?
That was a real wake-up call. Social media is generally very positive. On May the 4th we posted a Star Wars meme on our facebook page that some people found offensive. It helped us learn what NOT to do. We had lots of internal training for situations like this and have implemented that training. I wanna say that Black Milk is a young brand; we’ve made some mistakes and we’ve learned from it. We hope others can look at us as an example of what not to do and learn and grow from it. In Australia, we have a saying, “taking the piss” which means making a joke. We at Black Milk like to joke and we don’t take ourselves too seriously. Unfortunately, some humor doesn’t translate well. We want to be more socially responsible and aware and respectful. We don’t want to be judged based on that mistake. We want to move forward.
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EP#12: Black Milk Clothing's Quest For Global Invasion
EP#12: Black Milk Clothing’s Quest For Global Invasion
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Black Milk Clothing was founded in 2009 by James Lillis with just a Tumblr blog “TooManyTights” and a thirst to revolutionize the clothing industry.
James Lillis bought a sewing machine, picked fabrics at local markets and started experimenting from his home in Brisbane, Australia. He used
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