#gangster vibes

[visionsofours]

[mysticamulisha]

☠️⚡⚡💯👽💯⚡⚡👻

[hogans-heroes]

Master AU List 8/?

It’s the Roaring ‘20s and London is full of disillusioned veterans who have nothing to lose.

Or,

It’s the 1930s, and emerging from the Depression means rival mafias are vying for the power vacuum in New York City.

[violentyxuth99999999]

[shoechoe]

i can never get over diavolo being canonically punk

[duvad]

@pajjorimre 20 év holland utan hazater foldet venni

[thegoodmorningman]

There's a saying where I come from, "Consider this friendly advice before something we'll both regret happens."

[pharawee]

I didn't even cry yet.

[cnlyfans]

open  :  f  .

      "  look  ,  i'm  trying  to  keep  up  with  the  laundry  list  of  things  that  piss  you  off  ,  but  it's  getting  pretty  hard  .  would  you  clue  me  in  —  you  know  ,  so  we  can  stop  playing  twenty  fucking  questions  ?  "

[visionsofours]

[n0cturnal-archives]

DMX "Next" Feature In Vibe Magazine *ੈ (1998) *ੈ 

[daughterofhecata]

Definitiv unter meinen Top 10 Cotta-Momenten ist der in GPS-Gangster kurz vor der Pressekonferenz, wo Peter so sagt "Schick sehen Sie aus" und Cottas einzige Antwort darauf ist "Ich hasse Krawatten."

[djeterg19]

I don't like Whal? Like he doesn't want Guy but doesn't want him to see other people? That's the vibe I'm getting. Like he just wants Guy to always be sitting around waiting for him.

[tryingtimi]

@the-wip-project Day 3: 1045

I found that what really helps me get going with this draft is when I just… don’t care if the prose is good, lol. I mean, I really like descriptive prose and metaphors, and more cinematic approaches, but to get from A to B I just gotta let the strain to make a piece of art prose go. Sometimes when I read a book that checks all the right boxes, I naturally go for a more poetic approach, but when I just write like most days, I get stuck on sentences when I concentrate on that. Plus, I also noticed that I overwrite now because I tell what people’s think and feel. It’s funny because once I heard someone who deliberately made that in first drafts, so in the next ones they already know what to show. Which sounds like a great approach to make a roadmap for these scenes imo. That’s why I try to let go of the “oh god am I showing enough” for now. I notice it when it’s not good or repetitive, but instead of stopping at it, I’ll just make a note and continue.

Also, almost at half of chapter 10 and slowly finishing a casino scene. I kind of wanted to finish the chapter today, but I think I'll do that tomorrow. There's a little spice at the end of it that I'm really looking forward writing, so that fuels me rn.

Hope y'all are enjoying your progress too! <3

[3llisiablogsss]

anyone else live by this??