#brooklyn folk

[pinkestpeony]

jude: i came here to say i’m sorry.

cardan: go ahead.

jude: no, that was it, i did it. i said i’m sorry.

jude: hey, i said it again. now i got one in the bank so i can do whatever i want.

[toointofiction]

✨Jurdan Core✨

[viivdle]

just gonna leave this here

little bonus cause i couldn't decide:

[always-reading-fantasy]

Cardan : We can make this work! We’re like Romeo and Juliet!

Jude : It didn’t work for Romeo and Juliet. The play ends in a tragic double suicide.

Cardan : That’s how it ends? Why do people like it so much?

[folk-melody]

They lost focus and had a consensual workplace relationship

[hazyaltcare]

A playlist for an ADHD pluran who was influenced by crustpunk culture and is a co-host of a quoigenic DID system. A pluran who is also fictionkin, intoverted, loves gaming and also being a content creator, is interested in digital personas and has a tendency to escape into the digital world to help him cope with chronic illness and trauma. With additional themes of jokingly being both chronically online and young and dumb.

Tracklist:

Smash Mouth - All Star

Value Select, Lord Windemere - The Realistic Party

Oliver Tree, Little Big, Tommy Cash - Welcome To The Internet

Jreg - I Watch My YouTube Videos At 2x Speed

pewdiepie, Party In Backyard - Mine All Day

Witt Lowry - Tiny Shiny Objects

Eminem - Cum On Everybody

420 Unloveable, Splash Daddy, Okthxbb - Wii Tennis

The Happy Fits - Go Dumb

Pat The Bunny - I'm Going Home

Toby Fox - Dummy!

You can listen to it here.

Mod Haze (🎮Greyson)

(Creator's note under cut.)

Hey this is 🎮Greyson! I finally posted my playlist lolz. Anyways if you want, you can follow my personal @guapl0rd. Tbh though i post most often on our singletsona blog which is linked thru our mod page. If you're curious about my specific kins, I have them in the tags. Anyways i hope this playlist vibes with some people. Dont take it too serious! B)

[brooklynmuseum]

This is the final week of Really Free: The Radical Art of Nellie Mae Rowe. In the final section of the exhibition you can find this quote from Rowe:

“The pictures I am proud of that I have made are of my hand. I leave my hand on the wall. When I’m gone they can see a print of my hand. I love that—to see a print of my hand. I’ll be gone to rest, but they can look back and say, ‘That is Nellie Mae’s hand.’”

For this work, Rowe darkened her skin, possibly suggesting achieving peace with who she was as a Black woman despite her struggles because of her race, gender, and class. The bird’s-eye vantage point makes it seem that Rowe is looking down at her own hands as she ascends from a whimsically colored creature and background.

Experience #NellieMaeRoweBkM before it closes on January 1.

🎨 Nellie Mae Rowe (American, 1900–1982). Untitled (Peace), 1978–82. Crayon and pen on paper, 17 × 14 in. (43.2 × 35.6 cm). High Museum of Art, gift of Judith Alexander, 2003.219. © 2022 Estate of Nellie Mae Rowe/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. (Photo: Courtesy of the High Museum of Art)

[no--mourners--no--funerals]

i think its really funny that as i age and learn more about the world, i can assess the entire "lawyers are evil coke-doing monsters" arc from a more critical lens and go Actually haha. no!

like the line where jake says cops are a profession with a moral compass, unlike lawyers. hoooo boy, like i love the show. i wouldnt be binge watching it rn if i didnt love it.

but damn the copaganda.

it wont ruin the show for me, im grateful to now have the critical thinking skills i didnt have before and i will keep watching it.

but in terms of aging badly, b99 is like a hot dog in resin. its not decomposing and in most ways is beautiful and kinda cool.

but also, in some ways its preserved hot dog. which is gross.

[incorrect-fairytail]

Natsu when he introduced everyone to the new wizard he found: This is Lucy. I’ve only had her for a day and a half but if anything happened to her I’d kill everyone in this guild and then myself.

[lorbanery]

Watching Coyote Ugly for the first time since it was in theaters and wondering why I ever took this opening sequence seriously lmao

all the people acting like they're never gonna see the Protag again because she's moving to NYC, away from her home in far away SOUTH AMBOY, a town with its own train station with NJTransit trains running the 45 minute ride to Penn Station constantly from 3:30 AM to 11:30 PM that literally thousands ride back and forth every day because going into the city even just for a couple of hours is a normal thing to do in that part of Jersey ┗( T﹏T )┛

[pinkestpeony]

taryn: i have some news.

jude: that locke is a korean toilet ghost? booorrriiinngg. we already knew that.

taryn: locke is dead.

jude: say what now?

jude: there is no way that’s true. as locke says when he sees deodorant, i’m not buying it.

jude: if he were dead, we would hear the sounds of children singing in the streets.

[naimee]

being living proof that black trans niggas have always been here makes me feel so blessed.

[burlveneer-music]

aja monet - when the poems do what they do - the poetry hits, the jazz backing from top players is a bonus

aja monet’s poems are a work of gravity. A surrealist blues poet, storyteller, and organizer born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, aja won the legendary Nuyorican Poets Cafe Grand Slam poetry award title in 2007. In 2018, she was nominated for a NAACP Literary Award for Poetry and in 2019 was awarded the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Award for Poetry for her cultural organizing work in South Florida. Her work moves, constantly, between origin and outcome, allowing them to exist in converse. In her debut album when the poems do what they do, releasing June 9 via drink sum wtr, we glimpse her indefatigable commitment to speak. Those thematic origins of this album at times center around Black resistance, love and the inexhaustible quest for joy. In when the poems do what they do, aja monet appears as a woman of letters and storm, her poems do not roar in pentameter - but rather in storm surge because, “Who’s got time for poems when the world is on fire?!.” And this work isn’t one to pull apart into one liners, these are poems of things felt. There is a fullness here that can’t be encapsulated in even the boundaries that language offers. aja is joined in effort on this album by musicians Christian Scott (trumpet), Samora Pinderhughes (piano), Elena Pinderhughes (flute), Luques Curtis (bass), Weedie Braimah (djembe) and Marcus Gilmore (drums). Together, creating music that is insistent and unrelenting. When you finally reach the end of this album, you are left with a similar feeling you get when heartbroken, the gravity of barrelling back down to earth, sopping wet with tears, out of breath, overcome with love, despair, hope, and all too aware that all of this, is over far too soon. When the poems do what they do, they do absolutely everything. 

[slutdge]

if i have to hear that shitty cringe Big Thief song one more time im gonna start biting people

[timmurleyart]

A night in the city. 🟪🟧🌃(mixed media collage)🌟✨

[mattyfrankmusic]

Cowboi

This was the single windiest shoot I ever did lol

On my last apartment in Brooklyn :,) [I am so moving back asap]

I’m still quite obsessed w how it turned out 😊🐮