"greebo kat slater"/"hip hop goth" 💀🐆💄✨radio & tv promotions at @nuclearblast & @sharptonerecs (she/her)
east london/northants
Joined June 2011
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emma retweeted
If you message me and I never respond,
Just know I stress about it every single day because I haven’t figured out how to respond so now it's become a memento to my guilt that I see and feel bad about non-stop.
(...or I forgot that the message or you even exist)
emma retweeted
ALYX HOLCOMBE PRESENTS: MANTRA
An immersive fan experience where you get to meet the next big thing in rock music.
October 15th:
Unpeople’s first headline set!! 😱😱
Oversize supporting 🌀
+ DJ sets from me 🧚🏼
The Grace, London. Doors 7:30pm
Tix available below
emma retweeted
I love saying ‘sorry I’m out of it today’ as if there has been a day in the past fucking five years I’ve been in it
emma retweeted
Such a special weekend. @OutbreakFest is the greatest festival in the world.
emma retweeted
Thank you to the glorious people of BBC Radio 1 for playing our new single ‘Starfall’ featuring Serena Cherry. All hail @AlyxHolcombe at BBC Introducing and @DanielPCarter of the Rock Show.
Listen back now on @bbcsounds
Always,
Zetra
emma retweeted
to anyone who is turning 25 this year and your frontal lobe is fully forming … congrats. you really stop caring what people think of you. you stop saying “yes” so much to those who don’t deserve you. you start to consider taking your health more seriously. it’s fabulous.
emma retweeted
Another noteworthy aspect of Princess Diana's humanitarian work was her advocacy for the banning of landmines. In 1997, just months before her tragic death, she visited Angola, where she walked through an active minefield to raise awareness about the devastating impact of landmines on civilian populations.
emma retweeted
Princess Diana shook hands with an AIDS patient without gloves in 1991. This was groundbreaking at the time because many people didn't fully understand how HIV was spread.
Consequently, those with the disease often had to spend time alone in AIDS wards.
Diana visited several of these wards to meet the patients. She expressed her feelings towards the patients: "I had always wanted to hug people in hospital beds."
She recounted a particular incident to Morton, saying, "This particular man who was so ill started crying when I sat on his bed, and he held my hand. I thought, 'Diana, do it, just do it,' and I gave him an enormous hug. It was so touching because he clung to me and cried."
emma retweeted
So wonderful to be reunited with these 2 gorgeous girls after 8 years, also @emchadders I will never wash my cheek again x
