#heartless monster

[bleachswing]

I've been locked inside your heart-shaped box for weeks

[omendus]

Jericho Swain is a man who would kill even his loved one for his vision of Noxus. And he would be proud of it, for it is what a true Noxian would do. Weeding out all semblance of weakness, to sacrifice it all for Noxus. You must do things wholly or not at all. 

This man— this monster— would turn his hand against someone who has shown him nothing but love, acceptance and compassion, for the sake of Noxus. 

[pinkfatlips]

i just unfollowed someone bc i found out they don’t like dogs 

[noisygalaxytraveler]

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[whoamikiding15]

Oh well

[the-original-lawesome]

BETRAYAL

Hello there world of tumblr. I would like to report betrayal most foul. My good old tumblr friend has appeared to have shared my embarrassing family goals photo with someone who likes to crop close into people faces and send it everywhere. I will get my vengeance my friend. I will get my vengeance. Tumblr is meant to be a safe place well now you are gonna burn. What happens on tumblr is meant to stay on tumblr.

[faery-dust]

EVEN YGRITTE!!! HEARTLESS MONSTER!

[musicissounds]

This is such an awesome track i feel like the world would be a better place if everybody listened to it lol but seriously... Pre-order the album from iTunes and get 'Contact High Wit Big @lockah' straight away smarturl.it/yahooorthehighway On April 14th Donky Pitch will release the debut album from @lockah. Announced via a stream on Pitchfork in January, 'Yahoo or the Highway' packs 13 tracks into it's 45 minute running time with Lockah's sense of synth driven melody and pop tendencies being weaved into a rich mix of influences, from italo disco to electro, rave to r&b all whilst remaining resoundingly original and unconventional. 'Yahoo or the Highway' follows on from two releases on Donky Pitch as well as EP's on Mad Decent/Jeffreees and Mishka. Lockah runs his own label Tuff Wax based in his hometown of Aberdeen, has remixed Danny Brown, Jaw Jam and LiL TExAS, delivered mixes for the likes of The Fader, featured in The Guardian as well as receiving regular support on BBC radio - including a mix for BBC Introducing.