Kaitlyn

ads have become way too intrusive. I can't read a damn article without some ad about a game popping up

my 2016 post wins happy ANTIversary 🙏🏿🎈⏳

This is probably a sign for the #dufferbrothers ... no one accepts the idea that your finale was... the finale.

Never forget this moment at the Houston Astros parade in 2017, when a woman dropped her hat and it was returned to her in spectacular fashion

Teagan Croft and Milo Manheim are Rapunzel and Flynn Rider in the live-action reimagining of Disney's Tangled. Coming only to theaters.

ugh

Instagram, Facebook & Whatsapp down? Off to X like the rest of us. We’re all the same . #instagramdown

COIN necklace.... the hair... the jewelry style.. maybe I'm reaching - but do you think Reputation TV is coming??? #reputationtv #TaylorSwift

EVERY TIME THIS WOMAN IS ON THE MOVE AT THE #VMAS IS A NEW REASON FOR ALL OF US TO BE TERRIFIED 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Me tweeting

Team Black fans right now #HouseOfTheDragon

just saw someone saying that the dragons were calling vhagar a bunch of slurs and now i can’t stop laughing watching this lmfao twitter.com/melintye/statu…

Comic Rule #1: No one stays dead except Uncle Ben

this is truly one of the best shots in the series #HouseOfTheDragon

People complaining that rdj has two mcu roles LIKE THIS GUY DOESNT

the AURA of targaryen women 😮‍💨

For us - a formerly HUGE Disney family - we’ve just fallen out of love with the brand. Their present and future are uninspiring, and they’re methodically erasing the past. Classic rides. Classic attractions. Beautiful designs. All are being sacrificed on the altar of modernity. Modernizing and keeping pace with change is critical, but the way they’re going about it - the way they’re chasing trends vs. setting them - is failing to capture younger audiences. When you also kill nostalgia - things that compel the parents to go - you really have no foundation for growth. By contrast, Universal now has the “nostalgia brands” and they’re doubling down, not running away. Today’s parents (and young adults with discretionary income) grew up with Jurassic Park and Harry Potter. Many of our kids grew up watching How to Train Your Dragon and Kung-Fu Panda and Shrek… all franchises that are sticking with a winning formula. Disney is going to continue to slide until they realize that their classics are classics for a reason and they damn well better get back to storytelling vs. virtue-signaling if they want to create the next wave of loyalists. Disney just lost their way. They used to tell stories that taught lessons with universal appeal. They used to deliver above-and-beyond customer service. They used to give hope to the future while honoring the past, and the parks used to be where all of this came together. Sure, it has always been a premium experience for families, but you could justify it by saying “at least I know we’ll have an amazing time.” That guarantee no longer exists. Classic case of what happens when you abandon your core values and let the spreadsheet jockeys and narcissists run the show.