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@wonyoungdollz My two worlds colliding. 🙂‍↕️🫶🏻

Wonyoung gonna interview Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway WHAT?!?!

@PopBase Iconic.

8 years ago today, TWICE released ‘What Is Love?’

Whether you like her or not, you have to admit she has the balls to stand up to a multimillion-dollar company. I just hope the NewJeans girls win and finally gain the freedom to do what they truly want with their careers.

FIXED it. 🙂‍↕️

@oliviarodrigo We are SEATED.

‘drop dead,’ the first single from my new album, is out april 17!!! 🩷 OliviaRodrigo.lnk.to/dropdead

YouTube Premium is more worth it than Spotify. You get YouTube Music and YouTube Premium without ads on YouTube.

@Dr__TSHABALALA @PopBase This isn’t about race. It’s about a man who is a Nazi and wrote a song glorifying Hitler.

@PopBase All this because a BLACK man is winning. Trump is sitting in the office and yall never canceled him ‼️‼️...Caucasians hate us. They hate seeing blacks win. Kanye apologized...did Trump and Epstein and other Caucasians apologize for slavery....no. ohhhh lord Caucasians hate us‼️‼️

Wireless Festival has been cancelled after the British Government banned Kanye West from entering the United Kingdom.

At this point, the Philippines feels hopeless. People keep falling for the same mistakes over and over. Are we really so easily swayed by propaganda? Perhaps the best way to secure a better future is to leave. Spain, for example, offers a two-year pathway to citizenship, which could be an excellent opportunity for Filipinos willing to start anew elsewhere.

BREAKING📊 First major poll for President this 2026 from WR Numero 🟩Duterte 36% (+3) 🟧Tulfo 19% (+5) 🟪Robredo 16% (+3) --- Go 4% Aquino 3% (+1) Pangilinan 1% Angara 1% Hontiveros 1% (-2) Belmonte, Remulla, Dizon, Torre <1% Hindi sigurado 27% Margin of Error +/-3% Fielded: March 10-17, 2026 @WR_Numero @QuingAndre @DeusXMachina14

Recent events demonstrate that if a politician promises something too good to be true without a concrete plan, it is likely empty rhetoric. Be sure to vote wisely next time.

@pannchoa As a non-BTS stan, I think he should go solo. He has the voice and the charisma, and his last album was good.

Should Jungkook go solo instead of staying with BTS? tinyurl.com/2tmrvwe4

I watched Wuthering Heights yesterday. As someone who hasn’t yet read the novel, I’m hardly in a position to police its accuracy. Still, I must admit I didn’t particularly enjoy it. The spicy scenes felt as though they had been lifted straight from AO3 or Wattpad. At times it felt as if the director and producers simply had a massive crush on Jacob Elordi, with the film lingering on him far more than the story seemed to require. I have since ordered the original novel by Emily Brontë because I would much rather see how the story unfolds in her own words.

@Polymarket It makes you wonder if it will reach ₱200 next week, since the increase is ₱40–₱50.

JUST IN: Gas stations in the Philippines have begun improvising, since the price of gas has exceeded the number of digits that can be dynamically displayed.

I’ve had many romantic entanglements, but only one ever found its way into my writing.

@AboutMusicYT Their best song in their discography, along with Off the Record and I Am.

4 years ago today, IVE released Love Dive. Rate it from 1 to 10.

Ranking Bridgerton seasons: Season 1 I loved the chemistry, and visually they were both stunning. However, I did not enjoy the storyline as much. It leaned heavily into the typical heterosexual romance angst. Realistically, I feel like they would have divorced within a month. In their era, it seems more likely they would have carried on an affair to fill the emotional void. Season 2 Easily the best season out of the four. Simone Ashley is unbelievably beautiful, and the chemistry between the leads was electric. I loved the slow-burn tension and emotional restraint. Every interaction felt charged and meaningful, and the payoff made the story deeply satisfying. Season 3 The chemistry just was not there for me. Luke Newton, who plays Colin, did not fully deliver in my opinion. Meanwhile, Nicola Coughlan absolutely carried the season. She looked stunning and gave a strong performance. Unfortunately, the storyline felt scattered and unfocused, which is why it ends up being my least favorite. Season 4 My second favorite out of the four. I really enjoyed the writing and the direction of the storyline. The character dynamics felt more layered, and the emotional beats landed well. It struck a nice balance between romance, tension, and character development. Season 5 I cannot wait for this one. This is literally the reason I started watching Bridgerton in the first place. Final ranking: 1st place: Season 2 2nd place: Season 4 3rd place: Season 1 4th place: Season 3

@PopBase My forever SOTY. 💗

4 years ago today, IVE released ‘Love Dive.’

I never realized how fortunate I was to live through moments that, in hindsight, were rare. At the time, I moved through them casually, almost carelessly, without fully understanding their weight. I thought I understood it then. But now I realize I was only scratching the surface of what it meant. When I turned 22, that was when I realized what I had was rare. I noticed it when I started telling stories to other people about my high school and college years. Small adventures. The kind of memories that seem ordinary until they’re gone. What surprised me most was how people responded. They didn’t just listen. They envied it. “You experienced all that?” they would ask. I remember brushing it off, almost confused. “Didn’t you?” I’d reply, genuinely believing those moments were universal. But they weren’t. And as I kept hearing the same answer, no, I started to see it more clearly. Even scrolling through social media, reading people’s posts and comments, it became undeniable. Many never had those experiences at all. I was never popular, and I never really tried to be. Sometimes I stood out in a room, but I was rarely the most sociable person there. Still, somehow, I was always part of something. Large friend groups. Shared laughter. Being around when something funny happened. Being there when nothing much was happening at all. Looking back, none of it looked important from the outside. It was messy. Imperfect. Sometimes forgettable. But it was real. Quiet, ordinary moments that did not ask for perfection from anyone, just presence. I thought I appreciated it back then. Maybe I did, in the way you appreciate something simply because you’re living it. But real gratitude comes later, when you realize those moments don’t repeat themselves. They don’t come back with the same people, under the same version of you. People drift. That’s inevitable. Some of those I once saw every day are now just names, memories, fragments of a different chapter. But what we had, the sense of community, the feeling of belonging, however fleeting, was real. And it was enough. Last year, I lost my dad. I always knew he was a good father. That was never in question. But a part of me kept thinking there would always be more time. More conversations. More chances to appreciate him the way he deserved. Instead of fully valuing what was already there, I held onto the assumption that it would always remain. Now I see the pattern more clearly. We live through something meaningful, yet we only recognize its depth once it becomes a memory. Maybe that’s part of being human. But if there’s anything I hold onto now, it’s this: You don’t always realize you’re living a moment that matters… until it’s already behind you.

It seems the Italians have the sharpest eye when it comes to detail, noticing the subtleties others might overlook.

I watched Ready or Not 2 in theaters the other day, and I’ll admit I was initially unsure how they could possibly top the first without turning it into something sloppy or forced. Sequels often fall into that trap. But this one genuinely surprised me. I’ve seen some people dismiss it as “satanic slop” which feels like a shallow reading of what the film is actually doing. Not every movie needs to be relentlessly serious to be effective. There’s something refreshing about a film that confidently blends thriller and comedy, allowing tension and absurdity to coexist. That balance is part of what makes the experience so engaging. What stood out to me most is how the franchise continues to handle its female lead. There has long been an expectation in films for women to be overly emotional or irrational under pressure. Here, the main character resists that mold. She fights back, adapts, and thinks her way through survival instead of simply existing as a damsel in distress. Yes, she has emotional moments, but they feel earned. Anyone being hunted for sacrifice would unravel at least a little. The difference is that she does not stay in that state. She regains control, recalibrates, and keeps going. That, more than anything, is what makes her compelling.