#mrbad

[nanxingloveboot]

Shen Yue and Chen Zheyuan for My Villain Boyfriend (Mr.BAD) — 2022

[cocoococ]

Well... I got lazy and googled a background and photoshopped it a bit, but other than that, I drew da Xelor~

[equiskazee]

Old WIP that I never finished nor posted.

We were partners in crime... most of the time. Mistakes were made that cannot be undone. I’m sorry, MrBad. I should have been up front. I should have been better.

Should have been. Could have been.

[equiskazee]

MrBaddie :P

[cocoococ]

Inspired by Fekri’s drawing of our dear friend, MrBad~

[equiskazee]

I knew we could never agree. We gave each other things and it could have been fine, but we fought and said who’s was who’s and what one owed.

We split items and I gave you what you asked...

Yet I’m still the one that is bashed.

[zende77]

On Feb. 28, 1984, Michael Jackson won eight GRAMMYs, at the 26th Annual GRAMMY Awards. "The King of Pop," also nabbed trophies in the Pop, R&B and Rock Fields for his edgy and danceable hit singles "Billie Jean," "Thriller" and "Beat It." Topping Thriller's GRAMMY triumph, Swedien earned the award for Best Engineered Recording, Non-Classical music. An internationally renowned performer since he was 11, it seemed that Jackson, at age 25, was already taking a career victory lap. He earned Record Of The Year (for "Beat It"), Album Of The Year and Producer Of The Year (Non-Classical), all of which Jackson shared with Thriller co-producer Quincy Jones. He became a global figure in popular culture for over four decades. #Africanheritagecelebration #BHM #mrBAD #MJ

[mohnman]

#MrBad's #gotitgood but thus ain't his neighborhood he's taken overrrrrrr... No! No! #sonicboom #soniccd #sonicthehedgehog #mohnman #oldmanmohn #southernmutt #videogamesongs #videogames #parody #politics #justcause #donaldtrump #america #comics #panel #robotnik #lyrics