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i had a dream i went to get a tattoo and i forgot to brush my teeth before i went and the tattoo artist fckd my tattoo up and asked me to turn my head the other way while he was working 🤣🤣🤣
getting grossed out in the middle of eating is so annoying. u can be fckn sum up one bite and regurgitating in the next 🤣
fashion has always been about references being reworked + reinterpreted. not every similarity is a copy. sometimes its simply inspiration. the beauty of fashion is taking something that already exists + making it your own. dig deeper for inspiration beyond what’s already popular.
a curves bag psychosis 😵💫
@byseanbrown Sean Brown, make me a brand ambassador! Put me in the game, coach! 😂 I don’t want free bags or special treatment. I just want to represent a brand I genuinely love and help put more people onto Curves. LET ME WORK! 🫡❤️
jason is a messy queen
Yung Miami speaks on how she created “Dear JT.” She says she wrote the song based on what she went through in the last two years, including the City Girls’ split, getting dropped from her label, and the Diddy incident. She says she wanted to express herself, tell her story, and put all of her emotions into the music. She adds that she didn’t write the song to get a response from JT, but to seek closure.
Jason Lee then asks Yung Miami whether JT was there for her when she went through the Diddy incident, despite Yung Miami holding it down for JT and the City Girls doing press tours for the group when JT was in jail. She responds, saying no. Jason Lee then asks why she was showing respect to JT on the song, and Yung Miami says that, at the end of the day, they’re childhood friends.
“I look at her like family, like this is a sister like a cousin to me and family you know they go through things they fall out but they’re still your family at the end of the day and that’s how I look at that situation
