Author: Beautifaire101
The best way she was typecasted after momager Kris💀 Iconic.
☆ MY MERCH SHOP:
☆ https://teespring.com/stores/offensive-teas-store
MY INSTAGRAM: @offensivetea.yt
https://www.instagram.com/offensivetea.yt/
BACK-UP ACCOUNT:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgds6RUc4MZtxdKSCWpqTJA
PATREON:
https://www.patreon.com/offensivetea
On the lookout for missing copyrighted videos? They're probably on my Vimeo page!
https://vimeo.com/offensivetea
BUSINESS ONLY:
offensivetea@hotmail.com
#kimkardashian #americanhorrorstory #delicate #iconic #offensivetea #meme #AHS #funnymoments #stantwitter #edit
...
Continue reading
In 2023, social platforms became much more conversation-heavy.
Meta continued its prioritization of Instagram Reels over static photos and unveiled a Twitter-rival app, Threads, in July; TikTok formally rolled out its Shop integration to the U.S., which brands say long-form, explanatory videos are most favorable for, and Lemon8, ByteDance’s Pinterest-meets-Instagram hybrid app, saw a surge in momentum as legislative efforts to limit access to TikTok ramped up.
The way in which users discuss beauty, too, in these spaces has develop into more conversational — right down to the best way trends are named.
Light-blue summertime manicures donned by Sofia Richie and Sabrina Carpenter were soon dubbed “blueberry milk nails”; beauty creator Rachel Rigler coined the term “latte makeup” while filming...
Continue reading
