“Dont make me break your heart”
Ink5oul they can never make me hate you

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“Dont make me break your heart”
Ink5oul they can never make me hate you
seeing so many people refer to the language used in the statement portion of TMAGP 16 as gen z language, influencer slang, etc is driving me insane. to me it is clearly and obviously at least in part about white people misusing and appropriating AAVE? the writers aren’t stupid. they know the language being used feels forced and unnatural. that is the point.
no person talks like this. this is not them making fun of gen z, it is a statement on influencers constant misuse, bastardization, and appropriation of terms originating from black queer communities.
kill them with kindness? wrong. cyberbullying 💻💻💻💻💻💻
oh also idk if this is anything but there's been a lot of "no one will believe you" type of horror going on in tmagp lately.
nobody believed madame e. about ink5oul because they're famous.
gwen didn't believe lena about lady mowbray because she's rich.
sam didn't believe gwen about mr. bonzo because it sounds too ridiculous.
three pretty common reasons for victims to be ignored, i reckon.
Madam E is a coward, if my freaky little tattoo artist situationship told me to dig a grave I'm fuckin digging it no questions.
Oh you want this dead guys body? Sure thing baby <3
GIRLIE CHILL OUT WITH THE SOUND EFFECTS
This post was written by madame E btw
madame e reminded me a lot of shane dawson and jefferee star, especially with their shitty misuse and overuse of AAVE and queer slang and i think it's time we bring back how interesting the real life themes of tma(gp) are
this whole statement was very "social media will kill you" but i think it's also a commentary on the shitty influencers like what madame e is supposed to be, and how theyre hurting people too (starting internet discourse with the Horrors™)
moral of the story: evil influencers get killed by cyberbullying (losing their massive amount of positive public attention)