I think that could be said about 90 percent of fashion, music, slang...hell pop culture period, unfortunately.
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I think that could be said about 90 percent of fashion, music, slang...hell pop culture period, unfortunately.
That material looks like it could be a really comfy off the shoulder sweater (to be worn with pants - it's Kim so I have to specify the fact that the pants have to fit well) and shoes that are not those damned baggy boots.
When my friend was killed, I did a post on Facebook. I also turned her page into a memorial page. It comforts me to post things about and for her once in a while.
My friend was an adult, though.
When it comes to a child, I think the parents should set the tone regarding social media posts. If they don't post anything, Kim shouldn't either. (And especially not riddled with exclamation points.)
I always hated pictures of celebrities at funerals. They're saying goodbye to someone they cared about. It's not a damned red carpet event. So the fact that it looks like they called the paparazzi for this funeral makes it so much worse.
When my friend was killed, I did a post on Facebook. I also turned her page into a memorial page. It comforts me to post things about and for her once in a while.
My friend was an adult, though.
When it comes to a child, I think the parents should set the tone regarding social media posts. If they don't post anything, Kim shouldn't either. (And especially not riddled with exclamation points.)
I always hated pictures of celebrities at funerals. They're saying goodbye to someone they cared about. It's not a damned red carpet event. So the fact that it looks like they called the paparazzi for this funeral makes it so much worse.
Keeping Up with the Kardashians are doing episodes about the aftermath of the robbery and Kim was shocked to hear that people thought she was making it up.
As much as I can't stand them as a family, I don't want harm to come to them. But if the Kardashians have a history of crying wolf (which I totally think they do) it's hard to believe things that come out of their camp.
As much as I can't stand them as a family, I don't want harm to come to them. But if the Kardashians have a history of crying wolf (which I totally think they do) it's hard to believe things that come out of their camp.
Ima just say it to clear up....black folk on the social networks say "Rest in Power/Paradise!" with an exclamation. I don't have the breath to explain tbh...is what it is....just understand that this nitpicky point is one of lack of understanding cultural nuances which I never realized was questionable. lol
My mistake, she didn't. Sorry, I saw the Instagram post about the child and assumed it was from her. That's where I was coming from with my post.
They are all on loan so they can't have 2 feet chopped off to match her height or fitted correctly. If that happened, she'd have to pay for the clothes. Which brings me to......why would any designer think that their clothes on her back(side) would be a wise decision?
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and were there stone blocks to sit on?
Haha no there was a regular couch strange enough [emoji12]
Her whole fashion "aesthetic" seems to be Walk of Shame Couture, as in she is just coming home from a one night stand, either in lingerie, last night's nightclub outfit or in her latest conquest's too big coat, t shirt, etc. Not saying that's what she's doing but I think that is the look she is going for, to perpetuate the sexy and available image she puts out there constantly.
Black people aren't a monolith and don't all have the same culture. Rather than cultural misunderstanding of black people, this is better explained as a difference in self-expression among people generally. In this case the dividing line probably falls more along generational lines than racial/cultural ones. People of all races and cultures post about tragedies on the internet, just as other people from the same or other cultures can't relate to instant public grief. Neither is wrong, just different.
Ok....fine...should I have said hip-hop activist culture as that's where the Rest in Power/Paradise came from? Either way, I was too lazy to get into the million and one caveats and explanations needed to give on a daily basis to explain basic ish to people. It gets exhausting and who makes that big deal over an exclamation? So, yeah in the urban hip-hop culture an exclamation is used and it gives thr RIP the black power fist, the afropick, say what up to the slave ancestors, life every voice and sing and all of that other stuff that we dont put that mich thought into until having to explain. Sheesh.
I can't even get into the issues with the thinking we don't have the same culture....on surface yeah but deeper through the diaspora, it's shared....but that's another exhaustive conversation for another day about misconceptions how we view our culture as connected. Folks been trying to turn on my Betty Shabazz today but I'm too tired and I've been doing a lot of diaspora research/convos/lecturing this past week. It makes me depressed and has me in my feels. Lol.
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LMAO!!!!!! Genius!!!!!!!!!
Kim Kardashian and older sister Kourtney met up for dinner in Beverly Hills Tuesday.
Both ladies looked serious, each entering the upscale eatery separately through a private back door wearing unreadable expressions on their faces.
The subdued mood was likely because of the news that mom and manager Kris Jenner had split from her boyfriend of two years Corey Gamble.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ardashian-meet-talk-dinner.html#ixzz4cjIMkbB8
Both ladies looked serious, each entering the upscale eatery separately through a private back door wearing unreadable expressions on their faces.
The subdued mood was likely because of the news that mom and manager Kris Jenner had split from her boyfriend of two years Corey Gamble.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ardashian-meet-talk-dinner.html#ixzz4cjIMkbB8