brian

the hentaivirus finna kill us chile

@666nightflower @taeraeasscheeks @taelsooj Since when schizo is a slur?

@taeraeasscheeks @taelsooj why do you think calling someone something that's close to being a slur is funny?? what's the joke here?

Hunter Schafer herself made Jules’ painting. 🎨

🐰🎥 | 260508

BOOMPALABOOMPALAYEAH

260508 - #CORTIS #코르티스 #JUHOON #주훈

@xnghanbutt Can he do that to my hole

he was crazy as fuck for this

graças a deus

"hit a good highnote to save sombr" Me asf:

@YGtoTheD @ILYiROH4 And then yall flex ahyeon's screeching technique

@ILYiROH4 no way you flexing this type of live vocal 😭

if you don’t stan illit don’t speak on their vocals. this was them singing live during an encore… sad y’all reduce them to 2 bad clips.

팔근육 갈라지는거 ㅈㄴ예술

one year since bin visibly malfunctioned on live after neul came out of the shower butt naked… STILL the craziest thing they’ve ever done

porn when you’re done is so annoying like get this bullshit off my screen fr

보고 싶구만..

@lilyviria Pé oo bé gé

THIS IS HOW YOU PRONOUNCE PUBG???

SEVENTEEN Minghao used a remix in his DJ set that turns the Islamic nasheed, “Salu ‘ala al-Nabi wa Zidu Salatah,” into rave music. The original hymn is a widely recognized religious piece associated with Hajj seasons and Islamic celebrations, making its use as party music offensive and disrespectful to many Muslims. Many Muslims consider the pairing of religious hymns into secular dance music disrespectful, as Islam generally discourages the merging of sacred religious expressions with entertainment and party culture. Considering the religious significance of the original nasheed, Minghao is being urged to address the situation and acknowledge why its use in this context has upset many Muslims.

👤: do you sometimes miss loona? 🍎: i think all the members of loona must be missing each other a little […] i’m holding onto the hope that someday we’ll be able to stand before you all again in a great light

Is this for pledisngg?