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This glitter was the hardest shit to get off ... I still find glitter from this day everywhere in my apartment lmao What’s ur favorite look from the ICY video ??? 
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We call it "the ostrich move"
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I know your vid was already so long but would have loved to see sex workers/strippers mentioned!!! We are typically working class, wearing an aesthetic of opulence to please wealthy/middle class men, which in turn helps us climb the ladder (1/2)
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Give her another month or two to understand working class struggle and maybe she'll make a video about it if there's enough edgy jokes that can be made.
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pls date i mean collab
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And by collab i think you mean date
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Glitters bad for the environment
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Not true. Not all glitter is plastic craft glitter—mica-based glitter is perfectly fine for the environment, and it’s what most cosmetic glitter is made of. Given that this is all over her eyes and mouth, it’s probably the body-safe kind. She’s fine.
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You should have Dr. Luke on your show next!!! :)))))))))
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(2/2) I’d have to think on it more but, I feel like the sex industry is a good place to analyze that aesthetic. I’d say we draw men from every economic status into the clubs, and people seem to believe we’re wealthy even though we’re often mothers, poor, etc
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