#hell and back tour

[hibrina]

Keshi Hell & Back Tour — Coca-Cola Coliseum, Toronto

[radio-helmet]

Keshi - Hell & Back | Dallas, TX | 15.4.23

[yabakuboi]

everyone talks about corroded coffin and eddie being a rockstar, but no one talks about the robin-steve-jonathan-argyle 90's ska band like??? the disrespect

[etapereine]

Into the jaws of Death, into the mouth of hell

The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred, Lord Tennyson | 2024 Paris-Roubaix

All photos © Jered & Ashley Gruber

[satari-raine]

Berlin - 12.08.2023. from II's Instagram story; photo credit to adamrosssi.

[kindahoping4forever]

🚨 ANOTHER NORMAL & IMPORTANT STUTTGART UPDATE 🚨

[the-punforgiven]

I think it should be illegal for landlords to use a property service that anonymizes them, like, what are you hiding from, buddy? 👁👁

Surely if you just treat your tenants well and do your job, you won't need to hide from anyone, right?

[touchd0wn-boy]

breaking news 51 year old man shaking ass on stage

[smeagles]

“When mwheezie is fuckin’ ready we’re gonna hit this” - before Give ‘Em Hell, Kid in Warrington

[depressedraisin]

like yeah we clown al sometimes for being a grandpa or whatever but what a blessing it is that he, and the other three in general, don't fuck with social media in capacity of public figures at all

[violet-bridgerton]

literally nothing in the world is harder than being a swiftie and a travis kelce/chiefs hater

[inthemusicandhelpless]

Honestly it’s the funniest thing ever that taylor gave ttpd the psych ward aesthetic because i indeed did spend 2 years in a psych ward so they really did take me away

[orcelito]

Des Rocs was fucking AMAZING, y'all. Like. I had the time of my life. Genuinely the most fun I've had at a concert, I think. I was sweaty and overheated and my voice is horse from how much I was yelling and singing. And I have Zero Regrets!!!!

Here r the pictures I took at the concert. Took a few videos too of some of my favorite songs!! But overall I was just kinda Feeling it. No time for filming. Jumping and yelling and punching the air. I was so worn out I was lightheaded afterwards, but it was so much FUNNNNNNNNNN

I got a few things of merch, but the hilarious impulse purchase that I do not regret at all. Is. THIS.

I bought a used & signed drum head from the merch table hfkshfkd. They only had two (I bought the smaller & cheaper one), so I was just like. Fuck. I Gotta. So I bought it before the show & the vender was nice enough to keep a hold of it for me until after the show. Maybe in time it'll be worth a Lot of money. Maybe not! But either way, it's worth a lot to ME, so that's what matters ❤️

Des Rocs just has such wonderful energy. That was the most I've ever gotten into a show before. He was silly, joking around, seemed to be having so much fun!!! The opener couldn't make it bc their van broke down (I think is what he said), so he played extra to make up for it. So I got to hear a few songs I wasn't expecting to!!! Like Hanging by a Thread and Nothing Personal. The 2nd one especially was WONDERFUL bc it's the song that got me into his music!!!! It was a slowed down version, but it was still rly nice to listen to & a wonderful surprise. Overall tho he played stuff from the Dream Machine album & his two EPs. White Gold and Nowhere Kid were transcendent to me. Neverending Moment was so much fucking FUN. Honestly all the songs were tho. So so so good. So fun. I had the time of my fucking life.

I may or may not end up losing my voice from this. No Regrets!!!!!

[momo-de-avis]

I am eternally amazed at how sensitive the portuguese are at the subject of colonialism. The idea that we practised some sort of soft colonialism is so ingrained in our minds people will be fighting for their lives to defend this idea (which, btw, is still a remnant of Salazar's propaganda). Brazil's colonialism is such a hyper sensitive topic you can see the vein popping on the neck of the average Zé when someone even lightly mentions accountability. I dead ass remember my 7th grade teacher telling our class that Brazil's colonialism consisted of "jesuit priests playing music, which enticed the natives" and that was it (flutes too, to be precise, for some fucking reason) and everyone has just blindly believed this and refused to accept the actual horrible history we're a part of. Portuguese people will be fighting for their lives on technicalities. Say "The portuguese invented the slave trade" and Salvador over there will jump from under the table to explain that akshually african people were the ones to sell their own people as slaves!!! And askhually, slavery goes back for centuries!! You know what they mean, you know what needs to be discussed here, but my boy Salvador is on a mission. He doesn't even care that he's regurgitating fascist propaganda that was entirely built on ahistorical facts that specifically sought to promote colonialism and imperialism as a progressive idea, no, none of that matters. It matters that we are miserable people who will perpetually long for the past, look back on something utterly atrocious and willingly ignore the brutality of it, because we cannot come to terms with the fact that today we live in a country that's ripe with corruption, unlivable wages and high cost of living; we cannot come to terms with the fact that we did all this colonialism just to be a poor fucking country that's being exploited by digital nomads; in fact, we just cannot tolerate the idea that we're just a summer resort for americans and brits and have absolutely no economical relevance in the world, not even cultural, but hey, cultural meaning can be invented. So we look back, we wail and cry and look back at these centuries when we pillaged, enslaved and destroyed because at least we meant something, because we once divided the world in two with Spain, that's how big our balls were once, and because once people knew who we were, they our name beyond the one football player. We purposefully disregard the horrid shit. We coast through life without ever, ever acknowledging it ever existed. We're taught in school colonialism was soft core at best, tell some bullshit about some priests with flutes and be done with it, and then when someone finally confronts us for our history, on god, we'll be fighting with everything we have to prove to you that our colonialism was just fine, and we, white men of the 16th century, showed these countries the meaning of civilisation! Orgulhosamente sós, am i right bitches

[lesbian-of-nine]

this is the first march 22nd where ive felt normal

[m3zzamorphic]

Keshi was amazing💜

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