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- Typhlosion

headlight, on a similar note, camping gear

Furikake

Wish you were there

Thinking about Bunny Corocan

The unnecessary complexity in life comes from a fear of finding out a certain truth.

The characters are exactly who they play themselves out to be but the ending still shocked me. Their pretentiousness and passion - though VERY extreme - is a relief in a world where being nonchalant and aloof seems to be the ultimate goal.

in case you needed a new w4llpaper

When I first saw these I felt my stomach drop and my head lighten up. Kaoru Fujiwara knows exactly how to create delicacy out of thin air. Each line, every change in color feels new and carefully placed, like the paper is made of a sheet of ice. Every subtlety is a sight to behold. I can’t stop staring.

Third 📷 photography: @cris

Previously, I thought the light accents were what made this song so catchy. Theres a fine line between uncertainty and havoc in a song and one that can balance that is bound to be a banger. "Cannonball" by Lithe ft. Don Toliver is an example of that walk. The heavy bass beats fall on the "2" and the NEXT "1" which is unconventional in my mind (then again my music theory is mediocre at best). The accents are what are stable. It keeps the normal music enjoyer on their toes because in a "standard" song (whatever that means), the bass is the anchor and the accents are what give the song personality. "Cannonball" does the opposite. The odd bass note placement adds mystery while the stable accent beats keep the listener lightly anchored, as the notion of unpredictable accents is always in the back of the listeners mind.

SUCK IT!!!!!!!!!!!