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Kai Cenat gets a 3d model and does a vtuber collab with ironmouse for his Mafiathon. Watching this was absolutely crazy. W Ironmouse. W Kai Cenat. Class acts all around. Lifting each other up in this space is how it should be. Honestly, there were so many clippable moments... but I just wanted to share some of the dialogue because it was refreshing and cathartic in ways. I've been tuning into and watching some of Kai's suba, and there have been a lot of great segments. It was really cool seeing this one in particular and watching him try out using a virtual avatar. Seeing in real time the "click" of understanding and the "rush" of being able to play around in a virtual space from Kai was surreal. It was great chemistry between the two. I hope this is the beginning of bridging the divide that has formed between vtubers and non-vtubers over the years; to help us all realize that at the end of the day we're all creators sharing the same space, doing our own things, making cool stuff. ~🌩️show more

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Carlos Alcaraz says watching Spain win the World Cup was a ‘lifetime experience’ “First of all for me it was a lifetime experience. Seeing Spain winning the World Cup… when I came here, I thought about it. I’m still thinking about it sometimes. It’s great. Louis Vuitton had trunks that were carrying the trophy. They told me if I’m down to do it and I was like ‘I mean, this is a lifetime experience for me.’ Holding the trophy in the ceremony, to give it on the field. So it was a great experience. Going back a little bit about the things that I missed, tournaments I missed and everything.. I just tried to make the most of the opportunities that life brought to me. And this is one of those things that I enjoyed so much. It was a really cool experience and really cool moment.” ❤️ (via US Open Press)

Carlos Alcaraz says watching Spain win the World Cup was a ‘lifetime experience’ “First of all for me it was a lifetime experience. Seeing Spain winning the World Cup… when I came here, I thought about it. I’m still thinking about it sometimes. It’s great. Louis Vuitton had trunks that were carrying the trophy. They told me if I’m down to do it and I was like ‘I mean, this is a lifetime experience for me.’ Holding the trophy in the ceremony, to give it on the field. So it was a great experience. Going back a little bit about the things that I missed, tournaments I missed and everything.. I just tried to make the most of the opportunities that life brought to me. And this is one of those things that I enjoyed so much. It was a really cool experience and really cool moment.” ❤️ (via US Open Press)

The Tennis Letter

38,671 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen

🐰 i watched the dolce & gabbana show today and the clothes were so pretty and cool 🐰 the world of designer brands is kinda difficult, right? when moas look at it…there might be a lot of clothes with designer high-end brands that are hard to understand, right? but dolce had a lot of clothes one after the other, that would make even moas go “soobin would look good in that” i really enjoyed watching it, it was so cool and i wanted to wear those kind of clothes…there were a lot of clothes in the show today that i wanted to wear 🐰 i really enjoyed the show, thank you so much for inviting me

🐰 i watched the dolce & gabbana show today and the clothes were so pretty and cool 🐰 the world of designer brands is kinda difficult, right? when moas look at it…there might be a lot of clothes with designer high-end brands that are hard to understand, right? but dolce had a lot of clothes one after the other, that would make even moas go “soobin would look good in that” i really enjoyed watching it, it was so cool and i wanted to wear those kind of clothes…there were a lot of clothes in the show today that i wanted to wear 🐰 i really enjoyed the show, thank you so much for inviting me

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29,094 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Watching Siddharth in “Test” feels like watching a cricketer who has spent years in the game. His technical understanding and love for the sport was evident through his prep and now seeing it all come alive on screen, I know this film is going to be something special for him. Wishing the team of Test all the success!

Watching Siddharth in “Test” feels like watching a cricketer who has spent years in the game. His technical understanding and love for the sport was evident through his prep and now seeing it all come alive on screen, I know this film is going to be something special for him. Wishing the team of Test all the success!

Ashwin 🇮🇳

605,217 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I wanna stand up for the BF6 campaign a little bit here cause I've seen some outrageous takes comparing this to the absolute steaming pile of 💩 that was the Modern Warfare 3 campaign and while the story was a bit weak and hard to follow or understand at times, trying to justify this silly little fight between NATO and PAX, you can see there was a very real effort made in the production, despite its shortcomings. There's a lot of jank throughout and the campaign is definitely the least polished aspect of the game but I think it does exactly what it needed to in onboardning new players to the franchise (which there are many) and teaches the basics alongside a world tour of all the locations and environments you'll be fighting over in the multiplayer. Gameplay variety and the moments of stealth or choice in how you wanted to engage was lacking with it being very linear aside from one huge open mission (handled much better than MW3) All in all, is it worth stopping your XP and level grind in the multiplayer? Perhaps not. Should you play it when you get the chance and fancy some of the campaign rewards? Absolutely. I'd give it a 6.5 out of 10 which is above average and certainly no where near as bad as some are making it out to be while discoruaging players from ever trying it. Here's a clip of some of the absolute CINEMA there is to witness:

I wanna stand up for the BF6 campaign a little bit here cause I've seen some outrageous takes comparing this to the absolute steaming pile of 💩 that was the Modern Warfare 3 campaign and while the story was a bit weak and hard to follow or understand at times, trying to justify this silly little fight between NATO and PAX, you can see there was a very real effort made in the production, despite its shortcomings. There's a lot of jank throughout and the campaign is definitely the least polished aspect of the game but I think it does exactly what it needed to in onboardning new players to the franchise (which there are many) and teaches the basics alongside a world tour of all the locations and environments you'll be fighting over in the multiplayer. Gameplay variety and the moments of stealth or choice in how you wanted to engage was lacking with it being very linear aside from one huge open mission (handled much better than MW3) All in all, is it worth stopping your XP and level grind in the multiplayer? Perhaps not. Should you play it when you get the chance and fancy some of the campaign rewards? Absolutely. I'd give it a 6.5 out of 10 which is above average and certainly no where near as bad as some are making it out to be while discoruaging players from ever trying it. Here's a clip of some of the absolute CINEMA there is to witness:

Tomographic

304,094 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten