alllison retweeted
I really implore y’all to go to the “What Were You Wearing” exhibit. Bc the way y’all talk about sexual violence you would think this exhibit would be FULL of “ill-modest” clothing. When in reality it’s full of pajamas, sweats and t-shirts, baby clothes, hoodies and jeans.
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alllison retweeted
when he says, “leave that up to me. i’ll take care of it” and takes care of whatever it is.
my bf.
“That was amazing…Btw did you know that sharks rely on counter shading as a way to camouflage themselves? See the if you’re looking down on them then the dark part of the top of their body blends with the dark ocean floor. However if you’re in the ocean and swimming under them. The white part is going to resemble sun light reflecting off the water.”
alllison retweeted
capitalism depends on people being disconnected from community, it drives people to consume more. the analogy of a neighborhood needing one lawn mower if they share vs. each home needing one if they don’t comes to mind.
why is it hard to believe that loneliness is manufactured?
alllison retweeted
Pinterest is really the best social media app because I can go there and only see things that I love.
alllison retweeted
Believing that people who work full-time should be able to afford housing and food with their paycheck is not radical.
Every job should pay a living wage.
alllison retweeted
Millennials have been talking about this for the past 15 years while Fox News called us snowflakes and made fun of people who had to live with their parents but I’m glad they’re suddenly taking it so seriously 🙄
'FEELING HELPLESS': Alabama mom's rant about the unattainable American dream goes viral. trib.al/WermpSq
alllison retweeted
Well let’s talk about it, music execs.
You spent the better part of the last decade fighting against streaming and signing artists to terrible 360 deals.
Not much of that time was spent learning how to adjust to the new era
Instead, you have a building full of people who have no desire to actually work to build artists. And those that DO wanna do their jobs, can’t because you’re too busy worrying about signing algorithms and followers.
You quite literally can’t hear a hit, so you look at the numbers under the YouTube video to determine what you want to invest in
Many of you got rid of people who actually love music. And traded them in for soulless
Analytics managers who couldn’t clap on beat if you moved their hands for them.
There are so many good artists putting music out, and one of you know who they are bc they aren’t busy tryna catch a viral wave that’ll pass in 3 months
After you’re done pissing all your money away on marginally talented tik tokers, you tell the dope ones that you don’t see the point in investing capital in the work that they do. And your tik tok famous artist just went triple plastic.
In conclusion, a lot of you guys just aren’t good at what you do.
Music executives tell Billboard that they are worried and depressed as the industry struggles to find big artist breakthroughs, noting Olivia Rodrigo and Ice Spice as the last recently successful ones.
“Nobody knows how to break music right now… Each person I talk to in the industry is more depressed [about this] than the person I talked to before them”
