Current mood: Kendrick Lamar eating corn on the cob in a palm tree
We’ve all been there.
I can’t wait for them to meet up
What, like it’s hard?
Black Panther did to Civil War what Nicki Minaj did to Monster.
So let me get this straight, wait I’M THE ROOKIE?
WHEN MY FUCKING NET WORTH 3000 TIMES YA PAY
butitwaslit
Five pic deal for the decade NO MOVIE OUT
My money so tall that my Panther gotta climb it.
Hotter than a Wakandan climate, find it
The name T'Challa on ha titties when I sign it
All these white folks so one track minded!
and really really I dont give a F-U-C-K
Forget Bucky, fuck Cap cuz hes fake
Tony on a diet but my pockets eating cheescake
and I’ll say Civil War was childs play
just killed another franchise, its a mild day
divin-enity
Besides they, noone can stand besides me.
I think we needa call it Black Panther Friday.
Thick Mask, Black Cast, Give em whiplash
I think fast, got cash, make em blink fast.
Now look at what you just saw, this is what you live for… ROAR
I’m the motherfucking panther!!!!
Quality content
trebled-negrita-princess
BIIIIIIIIIITCH
Y'all are some magnificent people👏🏾👏🏾
putasuprema
This is the best thing black tumblr has ever produced I love y’all so much
You buggin if you ain’t read the whole thing in her voice too lmao this is dope
marley-gang
Bring this back for the 1 billion dollar mark celebration
kanjabeto-deactivated20180421
New promotional pictures for Sorry to Bother You (2018)
I’m real excited about this movie.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)
Why was he clowning her so bad???
A mood. A mantra. A way of life.
Florence Kasumba as Ayo, member of the Dora Milaje and head of security for T'Challa
9 Inspiring People Who Spoke Up In Defense Of Black Lives In 2017
1. Erica Snipes Garner
After losing her father to police brutality, Erica Snipes Garner made it her mission to bring awareness to police brutality. Since 2014 she has spoken out and protested police brutality, increasing awareness and support around the issue. As she currently battles for her own life, we must honor the way she battled for black lives in 2017.
2. Princess Nokia
Princess Nokia is known for sharing messages that empower women and black people and even making men stand stand in the back at her shows so women can take the front. So it was no surprise when the up and coming star took on a racist and won. In New York on a busy train a drunk white man decided to run around an L train carriage screaming the n word. He yelled it towards a group of students repeatedly creating an uncomfortable ride for all on the train. Princess Nokia decided to stand up for the young men and toon on the drunk and belligerent man later identified as Paul Lawson. She gave him a warning to get off the train before throwing a paper bowl filled with soup at Lawson. When Lawson tried to get back on the train, Princess Nokia with assistance from other pushed him back on the platform. She’s the real MVP. Any other racist want next?
3. Colin Kaepernick
Colin Kaepernick went from being one of our favorite players on the field to one of the biggest voices standing up for justice. When Colin first took a knee on the field during the national anthem in 2016, it set off a chain of events that led to a grievance being filed against the NFL and widespread beliefs that he was being blackballed from ever playing football again. Colin’s work is just beginning as he continues to give to causes that advance social justice and influence other players to take a knee.
4. Takiyah Thompson
Two days after the nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA college student Takiyah Thompson took action against America’s long history of racism and oppression and the statues that honor it. In doing so, she climbed a ladder, looped a hole around the top of the confederate soldiers monument in Durham, NC and brought it down to the ground.
”I think what we did was the best way, and not just the best way, but the only way, because the state and the Klan and white supremacists have been collaborating,“ she said to Democracy Now. “So what we did, not only was it right, it was just. I did the right thing. Everyone who was there, the people did the right thing. And the people will continue to keep making the right choices until every Confederate statue is gone, until white supremacy is gone. That statute is where it belongs, right? It needs to be in the garbage, incinerated, like every statue—every Confederate statue and every vestige of white supremacy has to go.”
5. Tarna Burke
While working as a youth worker, Burke was approached by a young girl who confessed to her that her mother’s boyfriend had been abusing her. Burke couldn’t bring herslef to listen to the full story and redirected the young girl to another female counselor. That young girl and her story stuck with Burke who wishes she could have said to the young girl, “ Me Too”. Burke later launched the “Me Too” campaign to help survivors of sexual abuse, assault and sexual exploitation. Actress Alyssa Milano tweeted using the hashtag #metoo that led millions of women to share their stories of assault and abuse. Milano later gave credit to Burke for the creation of #metoo.
6. Angela Rye
Angela Rye takes being unapologetically black and powerful to new levels on CNN. Rye manages to tackle some of the toughest issues with the best grace. She has consistently spoken out about issues affecting communities of color and to hold necessary individuals accountable. She wasn’t afraid to take on anyone in 2017 just like she wasn’t afraid to use Beyonce lyrics to dismiss someone in 2016.
7. Maxine Waters
Auntie Maxine taught us a very valuable lesson this year: Don’t let people waste your time, reclaim it.
8. Tamika Mallory
Tamika Mallory is not afraid to ask the tough questions. As a matter of fact, to a crowd full of women at the women’s march, she wasn’t afraid to ask white women as co-chair of the march, “Where have you been?” It’s a question that a lot of us would like to ask our newfound white allies who have decided to take up the fight with us against racism and sexism. Tamika’s decision to continue to lend her voice to combat inequality and social justice has inspired the next generation to follow her path and fight for a more equitable world for women and a safer world for black people.
9.Chance the Rapper
You don’t want any problems when it comes to Chance the Rapper and his love for the city of Chicago. His passion has led him to raising and donating millions of dollars to Chicago Public Schools. Because of his commitment to help make Chicago Public Schools better for students, Chance spoke out against the Mayor and his proposal to build a $95 million police and firefighter training center.
Source: blavity.com
do you want to see a movie where you have no idea what is going on for the first forty-five minutes? jupiter ascending is the film for you! other highlights include:
- a ten minute long spaceship fight with no context or purpose, which destroys a city. “no one will remember” channing tatum growls as they leave the city, as if youtube does not exist
- “here’s a latke for you, bitch”
- someone using a menstrual pad as a bandage by slapping the sticky part onto the wound, leaving the actual blood-absorbing part just kind of…waving around
- actors chewing the scenery so hard i’m surprised beautifully over-constructed bits of space metal aren’t just falling out of their mouths
- a man trying to shoot thousands of bees in the middle of a cornfield
- a gun that makes dog noises. it barks. the gun barks.
- oedipus complexes so beautifully twisted and terrible that you will spend half the movie mouthing “oh my god” to yourself
- related to that, the climactic line of the movie is “i’m not your damn mother,” so take that as you will
- a breathtakingly gorgeous and complex universe used as a background for a romance between woman and a man. granted, the man is a wolf angel. but still.
- I CREATE LIVES……………….
- [whispers] and destroy them
no i’m sorry i have to keep going
- “bees can sense royalty”
- mila kunis having the powerful realization partway through that she is a furry, an epiphany that changes her life
- “i love dogs” she whispers, eyes wide
- SPACE BUREAUCRACY. A MONTAGE THAT IS JUST SPACE BUREAUCRACY. THEY FILL OUT SPACE FORMS. IN SPACE.
- “bees can sense royalty”
- channing tatum, shirtless in the void of space
- a room FILLED WITH CANDLES
soylent greennectar…….is…………….peeeeoplllle- “bees can sense royalty”
- sean bean’s apparent daughter, who shows up onscreen for a minute and a half, leaves to get supplies for dinner, and never comes back
- yeah sean bean is in this too i didn’t believe it either
- “bees can sense royalty”
- a space wedding. it’s just like an earth wedding. BUT IN SPACE
- mila kunis’ character’s name is jupiter
- yes i am dead serious about this
- she spends most of the movie falling
- they really should have called it “jupiter descending” because that’s all she does
- “bees can sense royalty”
touchofgrey37
All that repetition of how bees can sense royalty, and you leave out the fact that the bees were an alarm system set up by Sean Bean, who is part bee.
Did you seriously leave out Channing Tatum’s flying rollerskates?
[last reblog is a screencap from reddit: u/PugsDerpHarderThanU: Jupiter Ascending? What was that? u/ChanningTatumHere: Great question. I have the same one to myself]
I love Jupiter Ascending.
