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Idk why this MV makes me laugh so much like its so melodramatic and fun and at the same time I always cackled at memes of Bey with the make up mess after crying on the telephone and the horse hairstyle :sabrina:

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This faux women-empowerment-by-the-numbers video over a song produced by her former best friend's rapist. The irony is palpable and always gets a chuckle out of me because she really thought she ate.

 

The song the dancing everything about it is so bad I can't help but laugh and find it adorable 

1 hour ago, Eternium said:

This faux women-empowerment-by-the-numbers video over a song produced by her former best friend's rapist. The irony is palpable and always gets a chuckle out of me because she really thought she ate.

It made some of us cry as well :sabrina:

You Need to Calm Down - Taylor Swift

 

I wont open the video on youtube and give her a stream to share it here.

 

***** really sexualized a dog licking her foot :rip: 

 

 


the way her wig slips at 0:32 

the facial expressions 

the voice crack when she says "about me" 

her being dead ass the entire time 

 

:deadbanana2:

Everything about this MV :rip:

 

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Everything about this video reeks of desperation :sabrina:

 

 

2 hours ago, tost1 said:

 

the way she is trying to act so vulnerable and hurt:bibliahh:

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