mkultraviolence

ok

@Eclipse are bounce, coconut and key lime pie, lemonade motorcycle heaven, ben, and run motorcycle just acapella or do we have finished production from them?

charlie is 17????

so i write poetry as well. i would like the freedom to use almost all words that i can. how do i know when something shouldn't be used or said? i write about things that i have never experienced, i've heard other people mention artists who do this and that they think it is wrong. what are the benefits of censoring myself and what are the repercussions of me censoring myself. i'd like to be able to use "colonize" if i want to. words have different meanings, sometimes very heavy, disgusting connotations. i want to express myself in any way i please. i'm asking for a respectful answer. my question may be ignorant and isn't written eloquently, but i am truly curious and conflicted and would like to hear what some people think

elon musk

make it make sense

swan song vs brooklyn baby

swan song vs marilyn monroe

burning desire vs playing dangerous

toot, but i hate that hair

i prefer her filler look over the meth user look she had in some of her earlier photos

honeymoon vs yayo (paradise)

honeymoon vs cruel world

she got her coffee from 7/11

There's something about seeing him die That puts it all into perspective and I Wanna stay home, be left alone Someone make my mind up so I don't have to decide vs and i'm happy for this day no matter what you say i don't have to be sad like you

venice bitch vs fuck it i love you

without you vs starry eyed

^don't know what the fuck he's talking about, but i do agree that although lana still makes great music and is now garnering critical acclaim, it feels like she has hit her peak years ago, press wise.

maybe it's ignorant of me but i'm not scared of the coronavirus at all, there's a case one state over from me. also cancer isn't a virus

i got an email from one of my senators an hour ago. Dear Ms. [redacted] , Public health experts recommend preparedness over panic when it comes to the coronavirus. Right now, the coronavirus is mainly overseas, but in our interconnected world, experts predict we will see it spread in the U.S. Here's what you can do: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that people take cautionary steps such as getting a flu vaccine, regularly washing your hands and taking everyday preventive actions to help stop the spread of germs, stockpiling three days' worth of food and water as you would for any potential disaster, and seeking medical care if you are experiencing flu-like symptoms. More information from the CDC about the coronavirus can be found at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/summary.html. Here's my concern: I don't think that the President is acting aggressively enough to prepare for the coronavirus. Thankfully, there's still time for him to take the following steps: Support upwards of $8 billion in immediate emergency funding for the CDC, state public health agencies, and vaccine research; Appoint a scientist or public health professional as the point-person to lead its response; Get functioning and accurate testing kits to [redacted] and other states; and Reverse his approval of junk health insurance plans that do not cover coronavirus testing and other needed health services. I am hopeful that the President will work with Congress in a bipartisan fashion on these steps because potential epidemics, like the coronavirus, affect not only public health but also our economic activity with the rest of the world. Now is the time to prepare rather than wait, and you can be assured I will keep up my efforts to respond to this public health threat.

WHAT WHEN I don't even know how to attach pictures or videos babygirl

bloomberg in the race does scare me, he's so rich. he can easily buy out people's souls- and it seems like he's only rising in the polls

ew, u good bro?

banned for changing your iconic username