X.orlali
@xorlaliplange • 12,712 subscribers
Given my life to yesu. improving lives with kind words. demure. you insult me, I bless you. Amen.
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He’s been RAPING his stepdaughter since she was 13. 7 abortions so far. He says it was consensual. The MEN in the comments are so angry about the lashes she gave him at the studio. They’re calling the man well raised and respectful for not being angry at the lashes.
X.orlali704,864 views • 7 months ago
Before getting admission into schools abroad I had a job offer in Ghana. It was in one of the high commissions/embassies. It was paying 30,000+ cedis a month. (The rate was in dollars). It was an offer from a man I met at the vice chancellor’s award ceremony at UG. I got admission into Tisch 2wks after so I declined the offer. My mother wouldn’t hear it at the time, “meba yi wagyimi o, 3 hundred million????” 🤣🤣🤣 I never thought I’d be employed in Ghana. I didn’t even imagine myself making it into interviews, talk less getting a job. I had multiple job offers upon going viral during my graduation. I didn’t desire any, but it felt good. So I drafted a generic “offer declined letter.” Which I’d copy and paste and send to all of these people who talked to me about hiring. The 30+k job offer was a challenge. however, I decided to choose school. It wasn’t about America, it was about Tisch and Susan Hilferty’s offer of scholarship. Do you have any idea what that meant? Lmaoooo. So I left everything and traveled. If getting first class in Legon and going viral for wearing heels can get me all these offers, let’s see what Tisch can do. 1/3
X.orlali450,471 views • 2 years ago
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VDM says he’s doing this to save the younger generation. There he is on a gay site. Doing videos specifically for men. commenters are all men. Now I don’t know whose homosexuality we should follow. Bob who made a fortune or VDM whose tiny dick no one is interested in buying.
X.orlali92,841 views • 2 years ago
December 2017 Mhiz Lee Wealth told me to start teaching dressmaking. She nominated herself as my first student and paid me in cash and groceries😂 She already knew how to make clothes so I don’t exactly know what she saw in me. Mind you, she was my TA for my first theatre class in Legon. She was stern and everyone thought she was mean so I was most excited to know her beyond the classroom. She’d teach me in the morning, I would teach her in the afternoons. Prior to this, she added me to the make-up crew for the play Sudden Return. I was the only first year on that production. In January 2018, she pushed me to design my first ever production, George Chaucer’s The Knights’ Tale directed by Professor Martin Owusu, which she was the stage manager of. My journey in costume design, my journey in teaching clothing— all began with her. Ms. Freda Hagan ❤️. Maybe one day, she will tell me exactly what she saw in me. This 👇🏾 was me making Naa Ayele (later GMB) up for her role as Emily, the main character. I designed the costumes for this production. This is how I cemented my relevance in UG 😂.
X.orlali23,504 views • 9 months ago
Here ❤️ For you!!! What I love about my work is how I use pieces of garments as a site to collect political, economic, and romantic histories of women around the globe. Deep in this work you’d realise, ‘plaçage’ actually dates to as early as 1400 among Senegalese and Gambian women. Who were some of the earliest women to start what has become ‘hypergamy’. And these women ARE the originators of white dresses including white wedding gowns. They also started BIG HEADWRAPS and spread it across Africa. Some of these women who were captured into TA slavery eventually settled in New Orleans during the Louisiana purchase. They became widely popular for their fashions and culture. Watch Beyoncé’s formation. And if you follow Erica Badu’s wraps, it’s all there. I will share my 30page article on tignons and dukus with only you ❤️
X.orlali12,063 views • 10 months ago
BXP -1 I just finished school and this is my showcase. For the 3 years I’ve been here, I’ve done a total of 14 works. All of which involved heavy dramaturgy, adaptations, direction, design, analysis, cultural anthropology, an hour presentation every Monday and then half scale dressmaking. Most of which culminated into books and articles (getting published, negotiating contracts). Out of the 14 I put up 6. Some my best work, others because it was different. One day I will talk about what Tisch has done for me. And every morning I have to remind myself that I deserve it. For now, this is a snippet. I can expand each work and talk about it.
X.orlali13,191 views • 1 year ago
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