#GENT IN THE STREETS FREAK IN THE SHEETS !!!

[beamtori]

***NEW NSFW BLOG IS @staroffline !! THIS ONE IS ARCHIVED***

duckie/beam @sungbeam. 9teen. she/her. bi panic 25/8. literally just nsfw + unhinged shit. pls go away if ur a minor :')

▷ byf. i swear a lot lol and i'm a little messed up. standard dni criteria ofc. i will write a lot for changmin, just get used to it, everyone has 💀

▷ requests closed! but hard thoughts open :P consider this the corner where i offload the filth in my head (cuz it is)

▷ will i ever do a taglist for this blog?... if i feel silly enough

▷ i am . Not very good at smut 🤡 so don't get ur hopes too high !! i will prob do a minimal amount of promo for the stuff i write here just cuz i'm insecure™ abt it — BUT REBLOGS ARE STILL APPRECIATED!!

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most recent: 5-star review (jcb), the sink imagine (jcm),

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[tetrakys]

Lysander was so...thirsty 🔥👌😎🔥🔥🙈🙈 And since the first moment he saw us

He was... 😏😏😏

Babe is a gent in the streets, but a freak in the sheets 😏

[oh-anthonio]

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[shieldborna]

someone: he is too good

me: steve is a gent on the streets and a freak in the sheets

[jynzandtonic]

Tell me your top three guys for a gent in the streets and an absolute freak in the sheets! 😈

(2/2) I also just wanted to tell you that I have absolutely loved your Charlie and Flip stuff! And Ronnie is so fun! Hope your having a great weekend!

Thank you, frand! <3 I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed the recent thots; I appreciate you reading!

Gent in the streets and freak in the sheets, huh? Well, we know it isn’t Sackler then HAHAHA...

Here are my top three undercover freaks:

Charlie Barber

Dan Jones

RONNIE mothafuckin’ PETERSON

[bowtied-pasta]

Your ej smut hit different 🥵 thank u for writing it, i have a thing for gent in the streets, freak in the sheets and im a big sub so i love to read abt him pounding the hell out of reader 🤧✌

Aw, thank you!!!

If youre talking about the one I think you are, I personally think it could have been better. But thanks bunches.

[historically-acurate-headcannons]

Could we get some general Custer with a busty s/o?👉👈🥺 please? (I’m a busty girl and some times I need some reassurance that people not just view me for my larger areas)

Oh darling I feel you! I’m a busty girl myself too! So I'll indulge you with some SFW and NSFW head cannons .... it’s a treat on me ;D

General George Armstrong Custer

SFW

- Adores you for all of your features and I mean it! Like seriously there’s nothing about you that he doesn’t like and he’s not just talking about your breasts or your bottom. He genuinely loves and cares about you.

- Loves to help you pick out clothes that will make you look really pretty and accentuate your curves and your body. As well as your makeup, you’ll show him examples online and he’ll tell you what he thinks looks the best and what he think will suit you.

- If you feel insecure about your breast or rather any area of your body, he’ll sit you down and tell you that a lot of people out there would kill to have what you have and that you should be proud of what you have!

NSFW

- A southern gent in the streets but a freak in he sheets. No, really. Your breasts? I’m sorry... did you say you where insecure about them? Not while he’s alive will he allow you to be! so be prepared for him gently fondling them while whispering sweet nothings in your ear.

- His number one kink? Body worship and darlin’? You are the goldmine that he has struck tonight and he’s going to make this experience with you in the bedroom last a life time.

- You know that saying ‘My body is a temple...’ ? Oh he’s putting that phrase to good use tonight. lol

[travellvogue]

Dont you find it strange how T is literally the cutest human ever yet he also looks like he would totally destroy you in bed. (And I would definitely let him) 😂😂

dear anon

it’s not strange it’s sexy👀 gent on the streets and a freak in the sheets you gettt meee😂 xx

[tamashas-blog]

                       “          not your baby, not your equal                                           not the title y'all want me under                                 ALL HAIL KING KILLMONGER        “

WEY HEY YALL ! my name is kylie AGAIN & this my fuccin zaddy boo IREPANI more recently since the 19th century known as “ANTONIO ‘TONI’ REY” ! this man a wild ass vampire dats into orgies , hooman blood , n knowledge cus u know T_T i hope yall wanna plot with me tho i love this man it’s incredible . 

* OSCAR ISAAC  &  CISMALE  / /  here we’ve got IREPANI,  the  THREE-THOUSAND & ONE year old VAMPIRE -  luckily, HE actually looks about FOURTY TWO years old.  with a reputation for being  + INTELLIGENT,  + WISE,  - VIDICTIVE, and  -  CALCULATING, it’s surprising we haven’t heard more about them.  ANTONIO has been around faulk hollow for ONE HUNDRED & FIVE YEARS, but they ain’t leaving anytime soon. you hear KING’S DEAD by KENDRICK LAMAR? that means you’ll see ‘em soon.  

born name: irepani.

current name: antonio ‘toni’ rey.

date of birth: unknown ; three-thousand & one years old.

species: vampire.

place of birth: mesoamerica . ( modern day central america )

alignment: true neutral.

occupation: he wealty he aint got one :D

alright so unlike my other muses , IREPANI has a history that’s legit all over the place which is sort of why i decided not to do it via bullet points because there’s just so much information to relay & it’s kinda hard to do it with bullet points kinda . . . .YALL DON’T CARE . anyway —

so irepani was born to a native tribe in the mesoamerican area . by this time , the empires he was soon to have under his thumb were not a thing . the tribe was ran by his father who was known to everyone as PATER . his wife known as MATER to those in the tribe , died during the birth of irepani . the tribe maintained well manners with the others around & by the time irepani was six years old , he already had a wife lined up for him . 

irepani would not meet this young girl until they were both around their late teen years . he was less than impressed with what he spotted in front of him & even vocalized his distain for he was already in love with another member of the tribe he was apart of . this angered his potential bride unknown to him who was a witch , SANTANICO . 

years went by — irepani now into his late thirties . he had a child on the way by this time , a wife . a tribe underneath his thumb . this wife wasn’t the one that he was lined up with when he was a teenager , but a different one — the one he originally loved to begin with . santanico however had not moved on from such heartbreak , seeing the one who she was groomed to be with since birth be with another . 

santanico had been plotting her revenge for years & a few months before the birth of irepani’s son , she did her worse . arriving at the destination of irepani’s tribe , the woman stood above a high rock — staring down at the puny huts . irepani had run to a nearby tribe for a trade off before returning to absolute horror : his entire tribe was now in ruins . the burned bodies of his tribe members , his wife cradling her chard stomach . with his family dead , all fifty of them , he realized he wasn’t alone . when he spotted santanico staring down at the ruins with a sinister smile , she held out her hands completing her goal . he couldn’t kill himself , he could only mourn for all eternity as he was transformed into a vampire before his very eyes . 

horrified , the disgraced chief moved into the depths of the mountains where he had been for nearly a thousand years until the beginning of his new empire began . after gaining a following due to his tall stature , leadership attitude , & of course let’s not forget his terrifying ability , the man was crowned emperor irepani of the pani empire . ( this the aztecs or mayans , they like dat ) 

their kingdom had flourished over the decades , seeing their leader not aging made him a god amongst them . he fed from them — their women mainly . he was worshipped among his people yet feared as well . 

*skip skip skip im too lazy to talk about invasions n shit i’ll come back to it l8r ; also he kills santanico by ripping out her heart & watching her fuck ass shatter n he found a bit of peace yada yada boo boo* 

after the dismantling of his empire , the emperor sought out the creation of something that could keep him from being scalded underneath the daylight . after traveling all through south america , irepani found an aging witch to create him a daylight ring . that was nearly eight hundred years ago . 

after the exploration of the americas , the now three-thousand year old vampire has spent the majority of the 19th , 20th, and 21st century in north america — specifically faulk hollow . he feels a sense of community - something he hadn’t felt since all those centuries ago with his tribe members . 

all in all , these days irepani is just living each day carefully . he’s studious , examines everyone & everything around him & has for years . he doesn’t have a stick up his ass what so ever , he’s just highly observant .  he’s also someone who’s easy to talk to , will listen & if he isn’t , he’ll make it seem like he is . he’s a gentleman none of the less , but he love him some fuccin kinky ass poly ass orgy ass shit but like u kno he a gent in the streets , freak in da sheets T_____T anyway yall allowed to call him irepani or antonio rey he answers to both . ask him about his emperor days that last nearly a 1000 years cus he wildtttt :DDD 

HMU FOR SOME PLOTS YALL ! c: 

[tetrakys]

Me playing A6

Ah, my man, here is my man, hi babe

I think that in his case it may be the same thing.

But look at that cheeky smile!

YES. YES WE DO. He’ll probably choke me almost to death but... worth it?!

But, oh fuck MY MAN is here!

Damn yes sir I’m here, I’m coming! 👀

😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

W-what.... what are you suggesting, sir?

I know a sadistic bastard when I see one and HELLO I’m ready.

But then....

MY MAN! MY MAN FINALLY ARRIVED! I’d recognise him anywhere, I’ve never been so attracted to a dark silhouette 

Yes I am. And I’m ready for the man from my past to come and sweep me off my feet, you childhood friend/captain of the traitor’s guard/son of the usurper/or all of the above.

BONUS:

Damn though, daddy June is hot 🔥 I didn’t think he was ever going to be my type, but that shirt, that pistol and that protective attitude give me such gent in the street freak in the sheet vibes 👀 he’s probably my man.

Also

I didn’t know I was into biotech enhancements before I started playing this game?! Here is my man looking gooood 💕

[omnipop-mag-blog]

http://time.com/5263569/michael-brun-dj-interview/

Michael Brun didn’t plan on becoming a DJ. He intended to become a pediatrician and give back to his native Haiti as a doctor. But fate showed Brun a very different way of giving back: by promoting the local Haitian music scene to the world through his exuberant dance tracks.

Brun, who was born and raised in Port-au-Prince, grew up playing instruments. But it wasn’t until he found electronic music as a teen that something clicked, and he discovered a knack for producing his own tracks. Still, it was always just a hobby on the side. Haiti didn’t have much of an electronic music community, although he was able to seek it out online.

“I realized that’s what made electronic music special — it was a truly international culture. There were no barriers of language or ethnicity,” he tells TIME. Brun ended up being one of the first electronic music artists in Haiti, snagging gigs as an opening act for major visiting artists like Avicii.

But as his hobby was taking off, Brun’s education was picking up, too: he attended a military high school in Indiana on a scholarship and college as a premed student. At the same time, big-name DJs like Dirty South and Hardwell were reaching out. His played his first music festival at 19 to a crowd of 10,000. Suddenly, music seemed like a viable career path. So he dropped out of college and started playing major events like Coachella and Electric Daisy Carnival and releasing remixes that picked up millions of plays.

A few years in, he took a step back to reevaluate his place in music. He returned to Haiti, launched an independent music label and started working with local artists and arts organizations. “It felt like I needed to go home to go further,” he explains. “I was trying to figure out how to stick to the core idea of helping people. How do I put that into my artist career in a way that’s not tacked on? I wanted it to be really a huge part of the music itself.”

Now, Brun has embarked on a new project: collaborating with artists from around the world and bringing Haitian sounds into the mainstream as a cultural ambassador for his island home. Just last week he released his latest, “Positivo” with Latin megastar J Balvin, and announced a North American tour inspired by Haitian street parties and featuring fellow Haitian acts. Brun sat down with TIME to reflect on his path in music, his responsibility as a Haitian representative on the world stage and what it means to thoughtfully exchange — and not appropriate — music from different cultures.

TIME: How did your more recent musical evolution happen? What kicked things off after you returned to Haiti?

Michael Brun: I was learning more about how preserving and understanding culture allows a community to control their narrative. I got in touch with an artist institute in the south of the country that’s fully scholarship-based. I went to visit and thought it was really cool they were developing the arts. [Our work together] became the song “Wherever I Go.” Because we did it with students and because I’m independent, the money from the song could go back to the scholarship fund of the school to support future artists, future leaders of the country.

When I put it out, I happened to be in Times Square, so I took a photo of myself with the Haitian flag. A woman walking by laughed at me, because I don’t look traditionally Haitian; I’m mixed. In Creole, she was like, ‘What are you doing?’ And I answered her in Creole. She freaked out, and we both laughed. In that moment, she felt at home. I posted that story on Facebook and it happened to go viral. It was the first Haitian song I’d ever done. It got viewed by a million people in 24 hours, and the video really caught on and became a hit in Haiti.

A radio hit?

Yeah! The way you know you have a hit in Haiti is you can’t escape it. You hear it in the supermarket, on motorcycles, at barbershops. I realized it was a hit when I visited the Citadel in Haiti with my family and I heard it in the distance on a motorcycle. That whole experience working with the students, figuring out how to incorporate pride of my country and identity, explain how my Haitian culture has allowed me to do what I’m doing — I always hoped that that would help others be proud of where they’re from, and to see there’s no limit to what they can accomplish if you know your roots.

That song is a mix of EDM plus pop plus Haitian sounds. Can you describe what Haitian music is and what you draw from?

Haitian music spans many genres. The more traditional classic ones are compas — that genre is zouk, like Caribbean music, but really romantic dance music, a slower tempo that’s very popular around the Caribbean and Haiti. Then there’s carnival music. And there’s rara music, which is a traditional African-Haitian mixture, very raw — horns, drums — it’s like parade music.

I didn’t just want to take a few sounds and drop it into something. I wanted it to come from a point of view of studying what the great artists before had done, the messages they were trying to tell, and what’s the importance of this drum rhythm or this horn in the scope of Haitian culture and history. The rara music represented to me the rawness of Haiti. Those rhythms actually came from different parts of the country and different parts of Africa. The instrumentation is raw because it’s like from the earth — a goatskin drum, or a horn made out of a sheet of metal. It was just what was around you, but playing these ancient rhythms. I thought it was so cool that it’s almost this untapped sound that people preserved like a book, so future generations could somehow feel connected to their ancestors.

So now you’re working on this progressive project releasing a song a month or so, incorporating those traditionally Haitian sounds.

When I did “Wherever I Go,” I felt like something clicked, that that combination of sounds made sense. One foot was in Haitian music, one foot was in international sound — and I do think there’s an international sound, whether you hear it in reggaeton, Afrobeat, even in pop music now, this shared vibe that everybody is connecting with. That made me realize something’s changing now.

When you see songs like “Mi Gente” or “Despacito,” or Portuguese like “Bum Bum Tam Tam,” it’s almost like indigenous music taking root around the world. It made me aware that Haitian music shares so many similarities with everything else going on. Yes, there’s a traditional aspect that’s very local, but there’s also an aspect that’s international. My goal is to figure out how to see it as just a hit song, versus a song from Haiti.

And to not get pigeonholed into being part of a “world music” genre.

Exactly. As I’ve been working on this project and making these songs, the core of it is raw. I record a lot on my phone, on the street — claps, horns, yells, different rhythms. I’m trying to capture that feeling in the moment. I’ve realized that the sound of the street in Haiti is not that different from the sound of the street in Colombia, or Benin, or Paris or the U.S. These artists that I’m working with get that. I hope the message people get from it is that there is a universal sound now. And it’s OK to do something in a different language. Don’t be scared of that.

There is some backlash against DJs for appropriating sounds. How do you think music creators can be better at keeping in mind the history and traditions of sounds you’re incorporating?

That concept of exchanging versus taking is key. You can’t just take stuff. You’re hurting the people you’re taking from and you’re hurting yourself, because you’re missing out on the richness of the sounds and the story behind it. The way I’ve been trying to approach this is, if I’m working with an artist from another country, I’m not just working with them, I’m trying to get the whole concept of their culture, why they do what they do, their motivations into the music itself. Preserving your history and understanding your place in the scope of your country and the scope of a sound allows you to do so much more. And you make a better product in the end.

It sounds like you position yourself as an ambassador for Haiti. You’ve also not been afraid to share political statements on social media. How do you think of yourself as a representative of Haiti?

People have always said bad things about my country. I feel it’s a personal responsibility, as someone who people listen to or look to for what Haiti represents, to help Haitians be proud of where they’re from. Haiti is iconic in the western hemisphere as the second independent country after the U.S. in 1804. It’s the first black republic in the western hemisphere that won independence from colonial rule through a slave rebellion. Haiti helped in the revolutions of many other countries over the course of the last 200 years. It’s very important for people to know that, because once you place the achievements on a timeline, you understand the significance of the country. That’s been lost because of images of poverty, images of corruption, images of lack of education.

Think about a little kid in Haiti only listening to the news, watching TV, seeing that their country is a “piece of s–t.” How do you have any worth if that’s what you’re seeing and hearing? You’re continuing this cycle of negativity and lack of value. In my life I’ve been able to achieve because I had positive reinforcement, I had a good education. That’s why I’ve been so involved in education: I believe it empowers you, regardless of what you decide to do. I ended up dropping out and becoming an artist, but my education is with me my entire life. It’s not about being political, it’s about letting people know that your value is linked to how you talk about yourself, the way that people talk about you.

That’s why I’m so adamant on having pride in the country, despite having issues. Issues can be fixed. But if you lose who you are, it’s a whole other problem, and I won’t let that happen.

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[tetrakys]

Update on MLQC

I completed the first 4 chapters, I'm really getting the hang of it, so much so that I almost prefer the minigames to the game itself lol but no, that's just my hoarding nature, the amount of prizes and gifts we get is amazing and I always want more 😂

The story is getting interesting, I wish it were more focused on the Evol issue but I gess this will come as the plot progresses. Also I haven't had a proper date yet because I am hoarding diamonds but also because they don't really feel canon? I don't know... I kinda prefer to focus on the main plot.

Now, about LIs... I stan the fact that they are all freaking hot and we should have the harem route 😂 they all have their strong points:

Gavin is just sexy and gets me flustered ☺️

Kiro is too cute and lovable and I heard he's one of those cases gent in the street freak in the sheets, and I don't know ho much of it is true but I really want to find out 😏

Lucien... I don't know guys... he sounds just so completely fake to me! Whenever he opens his mouth, his tone, his words... and he just "accidentally" moved next door? I call it psycho-stalker, I bet he wants to experiment on MC or something... he's trying way too much, too needy, too charming and I don't buy it. Show us your true colours and then we can talk about it!

And finally... I'm sorry guys, I love them all (still unsure about Lucien) but...

But...

I already gave up my soul to Victor 😍 since the first moment I saw him, I was done! The tsundere of my heart 🥰 also, I was expecting worse from MC but you have actually several options to reply in tone to him while still being polite, I think I like her.

He also feels like the "true route" if you know what I mean, but maybe things will change as the plot moves forward.

[travellvogue]

yes i can see winksy being good with his fingers.. i mean i can see him being good in everything 😈

dear anon,

a gent in the streets and a freak in the sheets😂