#money stack

[msterpicasso]

@kheumani

[motliez]

Instagram: @Motliez

[authenticfashionstatements]

Stacked Up

[gallusgremlin]

do you think noise would mistake maurice for peppino at a glance once. like how amy mistakes shadow for sonic

probably

[pi-slices]

Stack.

[menlove]

I need someone to stroke pauls ego about mmt so he'll get on putting a remastered version in motion along with behind the scenes shit bc I KNOOOOOOOW it exists I KNOW it does but he's too ashamed of that movie. please. paul think about the money that sweet beatle money

[siyelius]

sampo nation wya we have to jump this guy

[lyxchen]

Genuienly I can't get behind all the Squid Game promotion stuff Netflix does. It's kinda gross to me. All the Squid Game events in different cities where you get to play the games and people go around taking pictures with the pink guards and idk posing sexually or calling them 'daddy' and don't even get me started on Squid Game The Challenge. Like no hate to the people taking part in this, they're just having fun but I just don't think this is cool. I don't think seeing kids costumes of players and pink guards is cool. I don't think recreating a show in real live and taking out the bad parts, the parts that are there to send a message is cool and fun. I know a lot of shows have serious themes and I'm not against fandom for Squid Game at all and I also think having fun with the show in fandom without always bringing up its serious messages is totally okay (I do that too) and I also think that Netflix can of course promote a very popular show. But I think once it gets to a point where Netflix makes it silly and cutesy is when it has to stop. Netflix going around different citys and putting up the Red Light, Green Light doll and having random people on the street play the game is just... For what? For promotion? For money?? Of course it's for money but I think it's kind of so gross. Nothing else is irl promoted as much as Squid Game is. I don't see nearly as many events for Bridgerton or Stranger Things. But Netflix RECREATED this show about Horrible Things happening to people, who don't know how to help themselves anymore stuck in a system that is actively working Against them, with real live people stuck in similar situations. For Entertainment. And you know who gets the most money out of it?? Netflix!! A show about poor people taking huge risks to get a better and livable life and in the end Netflix is still the one making all of this money off of it. And they're squeezing every last bit they can out of this show. And it's so disgusting to me. Again I'm not blaming people who take part in this, who go to those events. I just think Netflix shouldn't be making these events in the first place

[weareravershq]

REMA | Money On His Mind

[motliez]

Instagram: @Motliez

Safe Full Of Cash

[inyourcity]

Smoke looking solemn and being entirely engulfed by the static enormity of the juke (which becomes an embodiement of the church as the night progresses, offering community and protection from outside harm), whereas Stack smiles coyly, playing in the face of the oppressor and framed by the gentle white of the open sky. It really subverts the expectations of who lives and dies by their beliefs and who becomes a vampire.

After you see the movie you understand the enormous tragedy that permeates the narrative, even if the music and framing speak contrarily. They're both standing in front of and before what eventually kills them. This is an open shot in a hopeful moment that is undermined by the intentional suffocation of the protagonists, who can't escape their fate of being either victims of the vampires, the klan, their scheming. or the jim crow and sharecropping lifestyle if they are to survive, regardless. Is there more freedom in death if you can't control how you live? Smoke framed by the juke and Stack standing before the sun, both framed by what does (and eventually will) kill them, but also what they choose to live by.

[authenticfashionstatements]

Stacked

[lychgate]

feels cool to go to mattress firm and get a nice big fancy mattress for me and my fiancee, the nectar of my soul, and paying in pounds of cash vs a little plastic card

[melkor-did-nothing-wrong]

Soooo if we operate under the assumption that they circulated any form of currency... do we think that Utumno/Angband coins had Melkor's face on them, on account of him being the ruler orrrrrr...?

[idontmindifuforgetme]

every time i walk into my local library i make sure to look at the receptionists with big wet eyes before heading to my corner to study bc i really want them to hire me as a part-time aide

[kingshook1]