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Only for u Cerebella lovers🧡🎃🔥 the full art version
🔥 #Skullgirls #skullgirlsfanart #Cerebella #SkullgirlsHalloween2026
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They barely be passionate about rap im supposed assume they care about chicken tenders? Lol
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"omg I'm 10yo and my favorite character is kuruk the fun avatar I saw on tv, I'm gonna search more about my favorite character I wonder what happens to him after the show!"
WE HAVE SOME NEW INFORMATION IN THE AVATAR FRANCHISE ABOUT AVATAR KURUK!!
🚨 AVATAR KURUK: WAVE OF CHAOS — EVERYTHING WE KNOW SO FAR!
Avatar Studios is taking us back to the era of Avatar Kuruk, and this time, we're getting to experience his story as a teenager!
At just 14 years old, Kuruk is portrayed as a rebellious young Avatar who rejects traditional training and chooses to master the four elements through his own adventures.
Here's what we know:
🌊 The Story: The series follows Kuruk as he travels across the world, encountering pirates, spirits, different cultures and unexpected challenges.
🐾 Nikik: Kuruk will have a companion named Nikik, described as a koala-otter.
😂 The Tone: Unlike the darker expectations surrounding Kuruk's legacy, the series is being developed as an action-comedy.
🌍 The Lore: We'll potentially explore more of the Spirit World, Water Tribe history and the events that shaped Kuruk's Avatarhood.
🎬 Behind the Scenes: Bryan Konietzko is leading the project, while Janet Varney, the original voice of Korra, is involved as voice director.
What's particularly interesting is that we're finally getting to see the younger Kuruk, long before the tragic reputation he carries in the Kyoshi era.
The carefree Avatar before the tragedy. This could be one of the most interesting additions to Avatar lore.
What are your expectations for Avatar: Wave of Chaos? 👀
#AvatarTheLastAirbender #AvatarKuruk #AvatarStudios #WaveOfChaos
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I hate this kind of loser mentality. If your business ain’t good you should either take the criticism and improve or you don’t need to be in business
Y’all listened to 2 Chainz delivery but missed what he’s trying to say
Don’t go to black owned business to shit on them
why go to mom & pop shops to use your influence to crumble their hard work
All these corporations & franchises that own everything out there .. but yall bring that BS to black owned
People blindly trust food reviewers .. their influence can destroy someone’s hard work within seconds
Complaining about “celebrity treatment” when they do that EVERYWHERE.. not just Atlanta
So why spotlight it where black business thrive?? Just to make them look bad. Smh
He did the same shit to Oakland
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After looking into the full context of this Cardi B and Mona situation, my stance on colorism hasn't changed. Two things can be true: Cardi is hardworking, deserving of her success, AND can benefit from colorism.
However, knowing this ENTIRE discourse originated because of a TikTok influencer back in 2024 is insane.
It started when Essence covered this influencers birthday trip, prompting him to question why the publication would cover him without offering sponsorship opportunities.
When people criticized his confrontational personality and suggested it affected his marketability, he brought Cardi B into the conversation. Unprovoked!
He described Cardi as "ghetto," "gangster," and "greasy," arguing that she could behave similarly and still secure major brand deals because of her lighter complexion.
Mind you, we're talking about a TikTok influencer comparing himself to an internationally successful, Grammy winning musician.
Naturally, Cardi defended herself, because why the fuck am I in it? This has nothing to do with me. This is between you, your birthday and Essence! On top of the fact this influencer is a stan of that other lady.
Cardi then explained that she's spent her career being ridiculed for her accent, appearance, upbringing, and past as a stripper.
There was an entire back and forth on Twitter, and even Ice Spice chimed in after being mentioned, and got bopped upside her head by Cardi.
Now, fast forward TWO WHOLE YEARS.
An old livestream clip resurfaces in which Cardi actually acknowledges benefiting from colorism but explains that it doesn't erase the discrimination she's faced or the work she's put into her career.
Somehow, Mona saw that clip, responds by going live to challenge Cardi on the very privilege she had already acknowledged.
And that's where my perspective shifted. Not only is this conversation TWO YEARS OLD, but Mona had reportedly been in Cardi's DMs asking for favors before publicly criticizing her. I don't know the full extent of their private conversations, but I can understand why Cardi would question the timing.
Especially when she had already acknowledged Mona's broader point.
And if Mona wanted to discuss colorism, she could've used herself as an example, considering she's also acknowledged benefiting from it.
So yes, I understand why Cardi feels singled out.
She's literally defending herself in that 2024 clip from a stan, who decided to use her as an example, unprovoked because he wasn't getting brand deals and Mona decided to react to it in 2026, telling Cardi she's wrong for feeling like she does.
HUH??? I'm wrong for defending myself???
All in all, my position hasn't changed, but my understanding of her frustration has evolved.
Colorism is real. Darker skinned women have historically faced unequal standards in entertainment, and we absolutely should discuss those disparities.
But Cardi didn't create those inequalities, and acknowledging her advantages shouldn't require dismissing her accomplishments, overlooking the discrimination she's experienced, or repeatedly making her the face of an industry wide problem.
That's not fair to her.
