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Posted On: November 2nd 2018, 04:04 pm
#macrame #modernmacrame #macramewallhanging #macramelove #macramewallart #handmade #bohemian #boho #bohochic #bohohome #fiberart #home #homedecor #inspiration #bedroom #decoration #beads #vintage #macrameartist #rope #interiordesign #planthanging #bathroom #flower #flowers #nature #ikea #etsy
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These fake AI women on here piss me off SO much. Seriously. 😤 I see them EVERYWHERE. Supposedly women in their 50s, 60s and 70s, with impossibly smooth skin, perfect bodies and just enough wrinkles to make them look “real.” And what irritates me even more? The comments underneath. People admiring these women, asking about their skincare routines, without realising THEY DON’T EXIST. And I get it. AI is becoming frighteningly difficult to distinguish from reality. But think about what’s going on here. For decades, women have been told they’re not young enough, thin enough or beautiful enough. We’ve fought unrealistic beauty standards, photoshopped bodies, filters and the ridiculous idea that aging is something to be ashamed of. And just when we’re finally celebrating real women and real aging, here comes another impossible beauty standard. A bloody ROBOT. Seriously? Are we supposed to compare ourselves to women who don’t even exist? And let’s not forget how much money there is to be made from making women feel insecure. Convince us there’s something wrong with our faces, bodies or age, then sell us the promise that we could look like THAT if only we bought the right cream or miracle product. Well, guess what? NO WAY. NO WAY we’re competing with artificial perfection. NO WAY we’re ashamed of our wrinkles. NO WAY we’re believing a 60-year-old woman should look like a computer-generated fantasy. NO WAY we’re spending our lives fixing things that were never wrong with us. I have nothing against AI but I have a BIG problem with fabricated women being presented as real, reinforcing the beauty standards we’ve been fighting against. I want to see REAL women. With wrinkles, texture, softness, strength and stories written all over their faces. Women who look 50 at 50. Who look 70 at 70. Who don’t owe anyone a younger version of themselves. Aging is not a flaw. Being human is not a flaw. And looking like yourself is certainly not a flaw. You don’t need to compete with something that isn’t even real. #stopai #instagram
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This is just an appreciation post for @kooldjredalert. I watched DJ Red Alert’s retirement announcement and felt a little sad at first. Then it hit me how much joy it’s been to hear him on the radio for over four decades. Red has played a huge role in my life. He was part of the BDP Crew with @teacha_krsone, Scott, me, and others. He was the first to play BDP’s first two singles, “South Bronx” and “The Bridge Is Over,” on the radio. The first rap song I ever performed on was a promo for Red called “The TR 808 Is Coming,” and he opened his @98.7kissfm show with it every Saturday night for over two years. I’ll never forget walking into the station with an acetate of “Call Me D-Nice.” I went into the control room and played it for him. He took it straight to the program director, Vinny Brown, and told him it was a hit. Vinny added it to regular rotation on the spot, at a time when they weren’t playing much rap during the day. That song exploded in New York. I used to stand in the booth watching him spin, wanting to be just like Red. It’s safe to say I owe part of my success to him for always believing in me and showing up with support when I needed it. I took this photo of Red in the dressing room on our first BDP tour with Eric B and Rakim, Kool Moe Dee, Dougie, Biz, and Ice-T called the Dope Jam Tour! What a memory. Red, thank you for everything you’ve given to Hip-Hop culture. Congrats on your retirement from radio, and on more than 50 years of DJing. And happy early 70th birthday! Much love. 🙏🏾
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