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Tyana | Graphic Designer

@tyanalashaegraphics

2 years ago

Posted On: January 9th 2025, 10:04 pm

how cute is this custom polymailer designer? 🎀

having cohesive branding is definitely key!
this service amongst many others will be added to my website!
I always get tons of questions like, “Tyana can you do this?” But just have not had the time to update my portfolio 😖😵‍💫.
I’m so thankful to have this little gap in the new year to finally update tyanalashaegraphics.com

my website will be LIVE next week! BUT — in the meantime in between time pls don’t hesitate to send me a DM if you need me🫶🏽

#graphicdesigner #raleighgraphicdesigner #raleighnc #polymailerdesign #packagingdesign #custompolymailer #findmydesign

Apapun itu masalahnya, semoga cepat terselesaikan 😇
Tim kita sedang berjuang ditengah jadwal yang padat.
Ingin sekali polemik2 seperti ini tidak pernah ada.

Fokus persib!

#persib #sagalapersib #persibjuara #dokterwira

Happy girls are the prettiest… right? 🤍
So make sure you keep us ladies happy, gentlemen! 😉

HU Staff: Kecia Gayle @kecia.kae
Mona Love is not feeding the internet’s appetite for drama with Cardi B. The podcaster has chosen to issue an apology instead, admitting she should have done more research before giving her opinion on a topic that ultimately sparked controversy.
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The apology came on The Joe Budden Podcast, where Mona’s co-hosts basically gave her a temperature check on the whole mess. “I apologize,” she said, explaining that she slid into Cardi’s DMs when the rapper first spoke up because she never expected the situation to blow up or upset anybody. “Like her saying that I’m the cause of her being dragged right now, like that sh-t makes me feel horrible,” Mona said. “I wouldn’t want nobody to experience that s—t.”
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The backlash started when Mona referenced a 13-second clip from a 2024 Instagram Live where she felt Cardi was incorrect about colorism’s role in her success. Mona argued that Cardi’s skin tone had a lot to do with how far she’s gotten. However, the problem, as Mona now admits, is that the clip was a tiny slice of a much longer conversation. “If I knew that that clip was edited, or even if it wasn’t edited, if I knew it was that old, it would have been a total different response from me,” she said.

Joe Budden, never one to let a teachable moment pass, called the apology “big” and used it to push a point about accountability, saying he wants her words and actions to line up. He also argued the broader conversation didn’t need Cardi as its face.
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CLICK LINK IN BIO TO WATCH APOLOGY VIDEO + FULL STORY 📸 Getty Images

Tyana | Graphic Designer

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