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Kissing Twenty Twenty Five Goodbye

By: Saint Twenty December 31, 2025December 31, 2025

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What a year. As 2025 draws to a close, let us reflect on what it’s taught us. How we’re different from the year prior and what we hope to become in 2026. New years bring new cycles. This one was definitely the closing of karmic loops and lessons. A lot of shit happened astrologically, too. If you’re high vibrational you’ll have felt the energy shift, the clearing of the old for the new. Time for me to reign unapologetically. Bye Michael Philip Jagger, his services will no longer be necessary (read Two Major Lessons From The Devil). Nor that of his devout followers. You’ll see, Kali & Shiva. What’s your resolution? What are you grateful for? What are you happy to leave behind? Via: Tristan Ettleman (Medium)

Peter And May “Dear Me” Campaign

By: Saint Twenty October 2, 2025October 2, 2025

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This Peter & May spring/summer 25 eyewear campaign gives indie sleaze vibes. It’s giving Karen O as a lit girl, with the bowl haircuts. I love it.

“Through quiet moments of introspection and connection, the DEAR ME campaign embodies multiple narratives, moving through spaces that reflect the essence of self-expression. Captured in a world where personal identities intertwine, each scene reveals an intimate exchange of memories, reflections, and each frame unfolds the endless journey of becoming…capturing the energy at the heart of the brand’s vision: by embracing our own perspective, we connect to something universal.”

They’ve ticked all the boxes for an effective campaign through imagery and storytelling. Just because you have the tools with AI, doesn’t mean you have the vision, talent, or skills to produce a successful product. That comes from the soul, like ideas. Via: Peter And May

Korean Women Who Rock

Me finally getting Crying in H-Mart via Libby (I dead waited half a year!), only to Google the author and find out I posted her before. Also I have pictures of her I planned on posting. I’m almost done with the memoir, but I needed to see Michelle Zauner’s mother. This woman who had me weeping, weeping like I knew her. That’s when I realized she was the girl in my Karen O is cool as fuck piece! You can tell from her interview with Karen O she’s a fanatic trying to play it cool. Personally I would lose my shit if I met Karen O. Composure out the window. Also after dealing with this misogynistic rockstar asshole boys club, I have a greater respect for female musicians.

Here’s an example, Nikki Sixx took the time to troll Taylor Swift, who has bigger balls than he’ll ever have. Taylor Swift literally risked her life, her soul, to save Selena Gomez (read Taylor Swift’s Soul Switch). Having zero clue if I’d be upset with her and send her too. I couldn’t deny her this request, since she was brave, intelligent and a selfless hero.
Meanwhile Nikki Sixx and the lost boys follow Mick Jagger to their demise, like the little punk bitches they’ve revealed themselves to be. Imagine a psychopath dictating your future. Yet you little bitches took the time to stand up for abusing women. Spend the same time fighting for something that matters, like you use to before you became the establishment you stood up against. You could have just shut the fuck up, now you and your line pay the price. You also could have given me the petty sum of $22,000, instead you helped him right Dave Grohl, Questlove, Ronnie Wood, Guns n Roses, I could go on. Taylor Swift is more rock n roll than all of you scared little bitch boys. After finding out my idols were fraudulent jokes, it made me realize how much women have to endure when the boys club puts their SDE together, to uphold the patriarchy. Mind you I saved his old ass, your king. You should be thanking me. I’m going to learn you, turn you Black and Blue instead. A Goddess promise. PS the most relevant Nikki is Minaj.

Reading this book also made me miss Korean food sooooooooo much, salivating over her food descriptors. Salivating. If you haven’t read it, please do. Via: Rolling Stone Magazine