Sophie lives in BK, works, writes, plays music, puts on shows and uses twitter.
A few blogs I run or help run:
flavorpill.tumblr.com
thepermanentwave.tumblr.com
sadjams.tumblr.com
spiralringnotebook.tumblr.com
pseudoprofoundelectronicartists.tumblr.com
silentdraperunners.tumblr.com
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2.”It changed my life”
Tucker Gumber, pictured here with his friend Christina, was inspired by his love of the hood to create a spiritual wellness group and a business that does something or other. “The whole adventure started because of a hat,” he says adding, “this totally changed my life. The amount of friends I have met because of this is insane.” His hood not only changed how he looked, but also who he is. “When I put this hood on I feel like I look like a rock star. Now I don’t even need to wear it. I have had a total transformation of myself in just one year.”KE$HA YOU HAVE INSPIRED US ALL <3333333###,#333e
So fucking good.
Discovered by Jeremy who cares A LOT about spirit hoods.
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Tonight in Brooklyn, at Veronica Peoples Club: listen to trashy pop and party like you’re Ke$ha
My plans tonight.
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Sophie’s 2010 Control Freak Party Playlist
Obviously feelin’ like P Diddy.
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Message to Kesha - Grow a Pear
See? I’m not crazy. People agree with me!
“I am a man and I love my cunt.”
So many thumbs up!
WHAT AN AWESOME DUDE.
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Ke$ha’s catchy-annoying masterstroke, though, is that she’s annoying not because she recognizes the rich capacity for masochism in the listening public (though it may have occurred to her), but in the service of an in-your-face, immature, proudly unpolished persona—the girl who laughingly pees in public, scorns “backstabber” frenemies, and rebuffs rich snobs. This helps her transcend novelty status: She isn’t only catchy-annoying, she’s relatable-catchy-annoying, turning obnoxiousness into a badge of I-don’t-care-what-you-think defiance and (the blatant artifice of the pose notwithstanding) an aura of endearing outsiderishness. That some of us do not find Ke$ha relatable or endearing isn’t her problem. She speaks directly to a core audience of teenage girls and drunk people—the two demographics no pop star can survive without.
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If you are maybe sitting at work waiting to go out and get trashed tonight, and thinking about that, and maybe looking for something medium-lengthish to read about Katy Perry and Ke$ha and drunkenness and parties and the past and future of our nation and stuff along those lines, then here is…
Brilliant, beautifully written, and explains why I like Ke$ha (at least that one song) but CAN NOT STAND Katy Perry.
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Went to work today dressed up for Halloween which meant that I wasn’t wearing my glasses and could barely recognize people who came into the shop. My favorite game to play on Halloween is complimenting people on their costumes who clearly are just dressed how they normally do, like a dude in a cardigan comes in and I say “hey nice Calvin Johnson costume.” So this girl comes in, blonde, hair and clothes are a mess, crazy makeup around her eyes, so I take her order and say “hey, nice Ke$ha costume” and she laughs and sarcastically says “finally someone gets it!” but then later I was outside and saw her sitting down and noticed the dollar sign tattoo that Ke$ha actually has and I’m pretty sure I told the actual Ke$ha that I liked her Ke$ha costume without realizing it.
A story from a guy who works at “the nice coffee shop in Nashville”, which was told to my friend Nick, who then passed it along to me. Guys, you never know which messy party girl will actually be Ke$ha! Any girl at any time could be the real Ke$ha! Be careful out there! It’s like the opposite of the Kid Rock situation. (via perpetua)
Yesss.
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