#perry berenstein

[perrys-place]

do you guys think i could change my name to timmy or something

or like something equally as silly as perry

#hmmmmmmmmm #im like a pokemon #im evolving #my name is slightly changd but still inherit to my theme #idk waht that is tho #like something unisex but still iconic #whats another name thats as good as perry tho #perry berenstein #i could go with the whole frankenstein theme and just change it to victor berenstein #thatd be funny i think #timmy beresntein #hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm #just want something silly sounding...............

[brine-in-my-eyes]

“stop making so many fucking side blogs”

no

#theyre more like folders to me #i promise im not gonna make another ;) #but like #i feel like Perry is for aesthetic. Soot is for personal stuff. and Berenstein is for art uploads only #mainyl cuz liek most ppl follow me for my art but then cant keep up with my abundance for nostalgiacore aesthetic which clashes alot with my #work n stuff #s #so #yah

[lulubeanie]

hi duck its me perry berenstein aka sootinmynose i just changed my profile picture and my banner and my url to brine-in-my-eyes so im just letting you know ^^ ok bye bye

Ohhh ok :]

#ask #duck speaks #I suspected it was you because the url was sorta similar sounding #but I wasn't completely sure #anyways #hi :]

[calmer-chameleon]

I am trying so hard not to judge but WHAT do people get out of taylor swifts music. I feel like this a joke that has gone on way too long and any minute now someone is going to say sike. I straight up can't tell the difference between her music and that of like, comically bad manufactured soulless x factor runners up or former disney channel stars. If people liked it the way me and my uni friends liked Katy Perry in 2012 (lol it's dumb and fun, lets drunkenly have fun w it) I would sort of be able to understand, but everyone is like "these lifechanging sirensongs about womanhood. These ultimate truths about the human condition. This is lesbian culture, this is otherworldly poetry" you have got to be kidding me, is there another taylor shift in the berenstein universe that you live in

[is6621]

Not taking a stance is the most controversial stance - Natalie Tromer

Over the past few months, particularly as the election grew closer and tensions grew, many celebrities took stances in support of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande and Lizzo were among some of the few who mentioned Biden and Harris by name and pledged public support for the candidates to their massive platform. Even more common, though, were the vague offerings of non bipartisan political activism that encouraged their followers to vote, make voting plans, and participate in the election. 

There are, however, since the announcement of Joe Biden’s victory, an alarming amount of celebrities and public figures who have celebrated his win despite the fact that they never claimed him as their candidate. Kim Kardashian, Kevin Hart, and smaller figures like fashion influencer Danielle Berenstein, are among some of the many celebrities who have since come out and celebrated the victory of “their candidate,” despite the fact that they did not use their platforms to promote him or his ideas. It is only after the victory that these figures have stepped out and publicly shared their beliefs

The post-win support seems empty to most of the celebrities’ followers, and begs the question of their intentions. This is very applicable to how we’ve spoken about brands not speaking out on issues out of turn, and making sure not to appear tone deaf or turn away any of their consumers. Not publicly endorsing a candidate prior to the outcome was “playing it safe,” but as political tensions continue to grow it becomes more and more true that perhaps not taking a stance is the most dangerous stance. 

As we discussed in class this past week, often on social media those who are participating in the conversation are those who are passionate on one side or the other. It is clear that companies, like GAP this week, and celebrities, like Katy Perry this week, who take a neutral stance on such polarizing issues are criticized greatly. As the conversation around politics gets more and more polarizing, keeping quiet until victory will likely become another example of a poor choice by public figures. Politics has become more vocal every election season, and choosing to not make a statement is the most inadmissible in the public eye for celebrities and companies alike. Major celebrity news outlets like yahoo, DietPrada, and PopSugar have already posted articles “calling out” these celebrities since saturday, and I believe this hypocrisy is only more likely to begin to be called out.

[adigeon]

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the more i learn about vin diesel, the more...

what part is confusing now?? XD

apparently there have been persistent rumors for years that he’s gay? including berenstein bears-levels of people going “wait, i swear to god that vin diesel came out as gay six years ago”

also, in the eighties, he was in an instructional breakdancing video

sometimes he just posts videos of himself lipsyncing to and dancing poorly to katy perry and beyonce songs

he’s just a confusing individual

#captxandri #vin diesel