[yellghoul]

LET GAZA LIVE, FREE THEM ALL, VIVA VIVA INTIFADA

we've been watching a horrific genocide for 4 months now, and your silence in complicity. ceasefire is the bare minimum, and just the beginning.

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commissions for palestine

[psychotic-gerard]

barring that palestinian queers have and will always exist and to deem an entire group of people as being inherently homophobic is a fucked line of thinking, i do not support palestine because i happen to agree with their politics or because i expect palestinians to lay their life for me. i support palestine because genocide is, and will always be wrong, because i do not need a reciprocation for me to fucking loathe oppression and colonialism, and it scares me that many of you do not truly believe in liberation of the oppressed.

[wondersmith-and-sons]

LIKE TO CHARGE REBLOG TO [REDACTED]

[new-york-no-shoes]

I honestly haven’t looked yet but if anyone so much as hints at the idea that Taylor is “moving backwards” (lol) from her work on FolkMore with Midnights I will be calling their attention to this paragraph of Rolling Stones 100/100 instant classic review:

[lawttes]

midnights by taylor swift is for the girls who fantasise about love because they feel that they could never deserve to actually experience it. the girls who are deeply flawed. the girls who make mistakes in trying to please everyone else, only to be told that they'll always be inadequate. the girls who fantasise about revenge on said people and feel like they'll never move on. the girls who need to plan their every move to even function through life and not get crushed by others, only to feel guilty for not being genuine enough. and of course, the girls who stay up at night thinking about missed opportunities and people, and every mistake they've ever made.

[the-overanalyst]

it's so mindblowing how hozier in his new song made the connection between the oppression of women and imperialism. though he says it so simply ("swan upon leda, occupier upon ancient land") it strikes such a deep chord because he's right. he just captured an idea so large it would be impossible to really put into words, but that's the magic of songwriting! i am in awe.

[sprnklersplashes]

john mayer thought the speak now (taylor’s version) lawsuit meant he was safe for now but then she came out swinging with would’ve, could’ve, should’ve and dragged him to hell

[sequin-smiile]

Give me back my girlhood, it was mine first

[makesoneteam]

jake gyllenhaal breathing a sigh of relief knowing he's no longer the most wanted man alive after would've could've should've

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[dreamaboutwhathappens]

[rosegardensthorns]

women don’t owe men SHIT but if you see jack antonoff or aaron dessner you DO owe them a little pat on the head

[jaycee-speaks-now-deactivated20]

Taylor: On the way home, I wrote a poem. You say, “What a mind.” This happens all the time.

Joe:

[bandsanitizer]

ending the standard album on mastermind and then at 3am announcing seven more tracks and proving the double album theory right is a power move

[filthyprotozoan]

mastermind is so quintessentially taylor. the acting cool all "ooooh im a mastermind i planned it all from the beginning im soooo machiavellian" and then the reveal that he knew the entire time. its so cute i cant help it.

[jakeperalta]

it feels so wrong that speak now era taylor was literally twirling around on stage in princess dresses at the gillette rain show and writing I bet you think about me in the same week

[1989taylorsversion]

The fact that she really only worked with Jack on this album means (1) she wanted the sound to be really focused and consistent and (2) she likely tackled dark, deep themes that she didn't feel comfortable sharing with others. I'm so excited to hear this album!!!!!