emilee**

vivarium

whenever a new spiderman comes out i remember my roots (insufferable marvel fan)

he’s depressed, bitchless, broke, lonely and miserable WE ARE SO BACK

“you’re too picky” have you seen the lives of women who aren’t?

Michael B Jordan - 30's Jessie Buckley - 30's Ryan Coogler - Late 30's Autumn Aurald Arkapaw - 40's Chloe Zhao - 40's Age is good. Age is an asset. Age means experience. Age means skill. Don't let anyone pressure you.

I simply don’t trust anyone who watched Sinners and wasn’t profoundly moved by it both emotionally and intellectually

Ryan Coogler saying that a major inspiration for Sinners was the movie Puss In Boots: The Last Wish AND (one of my favorites) The Luck of the Irish made me holler. Art is art. ANYTHING can be an inspiration for genius.

Running around my living room like this because HORROR JUST WON AN OSCAR.

Do you ever think about all the new movies you're never going to see after you die? Like they'll be announcing and releasing all this wild cool shit and everyone will be talking about it online and you'll just be dead and have no idea about any of it. I think about this a lot.

what a deeply haunted experience (i loved it)

i’ll ask a ouija board before i ask chatgpt

micro dosing hell by staying informed and educated

This Baby Keem song sounds so much like this image I can’t shake it 😭

get wrecked losers

actually your late 20s are for realizing you hate the current trajectory of your life and starting over

white guys need to start making music like this again instead of becoming twitch streamers

Unfortunately for things, they have no choice but to work out for me.

“When you look at that blank page, think of who you love.” – Ryan Coogler accepting the BAFTA for Best Original Screenplay

“hey do you want to go to the movi-” literally me:

The Ca$ino rollout has been unique and carefully paced. It hasn’t relied on gimmicks or constant promotion, yet it’s kept attention through substance. The Booman documentaries don’t play like typical promo, they feel personal and unfiltered. Keem isn’t rushing the moment or overselling it. He’s letting the story breathe, and that patience adds weight. Revisiting his upbringing and early years brings real context. It makes the album feel rooted in growth, not just momentum. The pacing, the gaps, the way it’s unfolding, it all feels intentional rather than accidental. Then the snippets change the tone. Darker production. A denser soundscape. Keem’s rhymes feel sharper, composed, and locked in. Ca$ino doesn’t feel chaotic or forced, it feels grounded, mature, and purposeful. CA$INO 2/20/26 🎲