OTPs.

it’s unbelievably disrespectful towards all the lgbt artists who were involved in this video to keep pushing the narrative that this is bait or just a business move…as if people like Ellen, Billy Porter, Laverne Cox etc don’t know what they’re doing…as if some of these people haven’t lived through some of the shittiest periods in our history, as if they haven’t been used before or don’t know how to differentiate real allyship from greed….stop trying to paint these people as class traitors or whatever for a minute and try to understand how meaningful this is to them. you can’t keep claiming you want cishets in positions of power and influence to open up their platforms for lgbt poeple and then bully both the ally and the lgbt folks involved to oblivion.

Ok I'll reblog

When your girl is so mad at you

Ouch this is so Rao damn stupid

Beautiful style and both women are drawn well! I love how this reminds me of the ending to Imagine Me and You

Well.

Canon

The history of the “mmm whatcha say/Dear Sister” meme is weirdly fascinating because it wasn’t immediate. The meme is technically a decade old now. The song itself is “Hide and Seek” by Imogen Heap and the “mmm whatcha say” part isn’t the chorus of the song or anything, it’s a bit toward the end of the song. The OC uses this bit in 2005 during the death scene of the main character’s brother (as an attempt to add emotional weight to the scene because really that particular character death didn’t really mean shit). Two years later, SNL decides to parody this specific ‘The OC’ scene, well past it being anything even remotely resembling topical. Then the meme goes kinda dormant again until 2009 when Jason Derulo releases ‘Whatcha Say’ which liberally samples ‘Hide and Seek,’ specifically the “MMM Whatcha Say” bit, which could have only happened if whoever the fuck Jason Derulo’s producer was at the time saw either The OC or the SNL parody and decided that “MMM Whatcha Say” had some value as a hook. “Whatcha Say” hits #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart in November 2009. 6 years later we still use it as a thing to say when people fall down like super hard.

I am in the military and every time we go through training where we talk about people being shot, or we simulate being shot, or we shoot things, or we watch videos of people being shot, I UNCONTROLLABLY start humming "mmm whatcha say" in my head. It is so deep in my subconscious. I'm 100% positive that if/when I see someone shot in real life, I will sing it out loud, and I'M SORRY.

Me everytime I'm reading fic in bed and my kids come to see if I'm awake yet

This is 100% my vibe and I feel represented

This is why thesparklingblue is my favorite fan artist

Yeah this would be infinitely better