#yea exactly

[bigmackwhopper]

I just know apollo ties ties in the most whimsical ways possible

[teruuu]

Guys I swear I’ll start posting content other than Narinder and Lamb

(Fattest lie I’ve ever fucking said gang I’m too hyperfixated on these two to stop NOW)

[shyampyari]

not me having a love/hate relationship with basements

[taketwo-orthree]

Two Sagittarius flirting back and forth, and one of them end up being serious

[grubauer]

LA should just let the avs win because the avs are more likeable than the knights

[ncitytweets]

[imthemuthafuckingcricket]

How to politely explain to people that women speaking their mind and doing things didn't mean that everyone in the village thought they were a witch before the 20th century

[la-leto]

Jared Leto, Of All People, Thinks Supermodels Are Overpaid - COOLS

This is the same man whose net worth sits somewhere between $40 million and $90 million, making Leto one giant, seemingly "woke" hypocrite.

At first glance, one can only assume Leto is using his musical platform to make a statement about overpaid models. But, upon further inspection, the sweatshirt also features the word “America” plastered across the hood, the name of his new album. In other shots, you can see a triangle with a cross shooting through it on the sweatshirt as well, which looks like some sort of quasi-Illuminati symbol—apparently, this is the band’s famous “triad” symbol. It’s hard to say if this is a commentary on the modeling industry, America, religion, money or all of the above.

Regardless, it’s hard to take Leto’s attempted “woke-ness” seriously when considering his own career. This is the same man who’s net worth sits somewhere between $40 and $90 million, according to sites like The Richestand Celebrity Net Worth. He’s no stranger to fashion, either. As a brand ambassador for Gucci, Leto is essentially paid to wear luxury goods on top of his already generous salary as an actor and musician.

Sorry, but if you’re a multi-millionaire who’s part of Alessandro Michele’s “Gucci Gang,” then I don’t want to hear your opinions on overpaid models (unless you plan to divest your money to a charity, or some greater noble cause).