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Pic #5 of the season wasn’t enough to get us to the ship. 25-28 🤦🏽‍♂️ Off season training begins immediately. Senior season loading!!!! Loyola Football Greg Biggins Adam Gorney ChadSimmons Tom Lemming Tom Loy Tarek Fattal Aire Athletics TNT Facility Relief and Belief Body Works
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Pic #5 of the season wasn’t enough to get us to the ship. 25-28 🤦🏽‍♂️ Off season training begins immediately. Senior season loading!!!! Loyola Football Greg Biggins Adam Gorney ChadSimmons Tom Lemming Tom Loy Tarek Fattal Aire Athletics TNT Facility Relief and Belief Body Works

Brandon Lockhart

13,739 次观看 • 1 年前

Fought hard against #5 Nationally ranked Cen10 last night down to the last few minutes. Grateful for my teammates and our coaches. Time to get even better and make a run. 14 Rec, 214 Yds, 3 TDs NorcoFootballOfficial Daniel Barlage Coach Moose Johnson OLine Coach Matty Will Tim Willams IV Greg Biggins Blair Angulo Adam Gorney ChadSimmons Steve Wiltfong Michael Huntley Alec Simpson Dave Keefer eric sondheimer Tarek Fattal Eric-Paul Johnson Pep Fernandez Cal-Hi Sports
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Fought hard against #5 Nationally ranked Cen10 last night down to the last few minutes. Grateful for my teammates and our coaches. Time to get even better and make a run. 14 Rec, 214 Yds, 3 TDs NorcoFootballOfficial Daniel Barlage Coach Moose Johnson OLine Coach Matty Will Tim Willams IV Greg Biggins Blair Angulo Adam Gorney ChadSimmons Steve Wiltfong Michael Huntley Alec Simpson Dave Keefer eric sondheimer Tarek Fattal Eric-Paul Johnson Pep Fernandez Cal-Hi Sports

Blake Wong 4 ⭐️ 27’ WR

12,763 次观看 • 10 个月前

Thank you JCA Football for allowing me to be a part of the family these last 4 years. To my team, thank you for all the memories. To my coaches, thank you for making me not only a better football player but also a better person. It was an honor to wear the victory light on my helmet. Rudysgymjoliet @CoachA35 Brendon Albert Allen Trieu Prep Redzone Illinois Prep Redzone 🏈 Mark Johnson Blair Sanderson Joe Windon DEEP DISH FOOTBALL Mark Penis MaxPreps ChadSimmons Brandon Huffman Greg Biggins Bryan Ault - Midwest Scout Football Recruiting Re-Evolution Athletics LLC Christian Korfist Back2Basics - Developing Athleticism
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Thank you JCA Football for allowing me to be a part of the family these last 4 years. To my team, thank you for all the memories. To my coaches, thank you for making me not only a better football player but also a better person. It was an honor to wear the victory light on my helmet. Rudysgymjoliet @CoachA35 Brendon Albert Allen Trieu Prep Redzone Illinois Prep Redzone 🏈 Mark Johnson Blair Sanderson Joe Windon DEEP DISH FOOTBALL Mark Penis MaxPreps ChadSimmons Brandon Huffman Greg Biggins Bryan Ault - Midwest Scout Football Recruiting Re-Evolution Athletics LLC Christian Korfist Back2Basics - Developing Athleticism

HJ Grigsby III

33,088 次观看 • 2 年前

Great way to kick off the season with a 4th Quarter comeback win on the road in out of state matchup. Defense shut them down most of the game and then Offense scored on 3 straight possessions when trailing in the 4th…capped by unreal TD grab by Teddy Kurtzweil with 12 seconds to win it! 9 for 10; 116 yards; 1 TD Pass and two 2Pt Conversions after entering game in the 4th Loyola Academy Football Prep Redzone Illinois Timothy “EDGYTIM” OHalloran Tom Loy Allen Trieu Greg Smith Greg Biggins ChadSimmons Steve Wiltfong Adam Gorney Sam Spiegelman Andrew Ivins Tom Lemming Brad Maendler QBHitList.com Billy Tucker Luke Fickell Coach Gino Guidugli Kurt Rawlings Kenny G. Chip Lindsey Josh Sinagoga Danny O'Brien Billy Fessler Luke Huard Jonathan DiBiaso Greg Harbaugh, Jr. Artur Sitkowski Brian Brohm Gavin Gocella David Hernandez Mike Shanahan Zach Lujan Trevor Winters
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Great way to kick off the season with a 4th Quarter comeback win on the road in out of state matchup. Defense shut them down most of the game and then Offense scored on 3 straight possessions when trailing in the 4th…capped by unreal TD grab by Teddy Kurtzweil with 12 seconds to win it! 9 for 10; 116 yards; 1 TD Pass and two 2Pt Conversions after entering game in the 4th Loyola Academy Football Prep Redzone Illinois Timothy “EDGYTIM” OHalloran Tom Loy Allen Trieu Greg Smith Greg Biggins ChadSimmons Steve Wiltfong Adam Gorney Sam Spiegelman Andrew Ivins Tom Lemming Brad Maendler QBHitList.com Billy Tucker Luke Fickell Coach Gino Guidugli Kurt Rawlings Kenny G. Chip Lindsey Josh Sinagoga Danny O'Brien Billy Fessler Luke Huard Jonathan DiBiaso Greg Harbaugh, Jr. Artur Sitkowski Brian Brohm Gavin Gocella David Hernandez Mike Shanahan Zach Lujan Trevor Winters

Matthew Lee

12,987 次观看 • 11 个月前

We had one heck of a season. Couldn’t have asked for better teammates and brothers. Thank you to all the seniors for showing me nothing but love and teaching me everything I needed to know. All the best to each of you on your new journey ahead. Season over, on to the next! We’ll be back😎🫡 @OLuFootball Chris Ward Greg Biggins Brandon Huffman Adam Gorney ChadSimmons Paul Gregorian Keith Smith Billy Tucker Deemusa Next Level Prospect
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We had one heck of a season. Couldn’t have asked for better teammates and brothers. Thank you to all the seniors for showing me nothing but love and teaching me everything I needed to know. All the best to each of you on your new journey ahead. Season over, on to the next! We’ll be back😎🫡 @OLuFootball Chris Ward Greg Biggins Brandon Huffman Adam Gorney ChadSimmons Paul Gregorian Keith Smith Billy Tucker Deemusa Next Level Prospect

Marcus Fakatou 🇹🇴

19,125 次观看 • 1 年前

Feel great to Be throwing on my field with my WRs and RB. You know it’s getting about that time when my dad starts pulling out the drone Kai Owens Jameer Miles Joseph Akalaonu #8 Jaquel Edmonds Nebraska Football Illinois Football Texas A&M Football Texas Football LSU Football PLAYBOOK ATHLETE QBHitList.com Net Sports Management Coach Semaj T. Morgan Tom Loy Tom Lemming Allen Trieu Steve Wiltfong Prep Redzone Illinois Oliver James West Greg Smith @MohrRecruiting Timothy “EDGYTIM” OHalloran Adam Gorney Bryan Ault - Midwest Scout Jason McKie
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Feel great to Be throwing on my field with my WRs and RB. You know it’s getting about that time when my dad starts pulling out the drone Kai Owens Jameer Miles Joseph Akalaonu #8 Jaquel Edmonds Nebraska Football Illinois Football Texas A&M Football Texas Football LSU Football PLAYBOOK ATHLETE QBHitList.com Net Sports Management Coach Semaj T. Morgan Tom Loy Tom Lemming Allen Trieu Steve Wiltfong Prep Redzone Illinois Oliver James West Greg Smith @MohrRecruiting Timothy “EDGYTIM” OHalloran Adam Gorney Bryan Ault - Midwest Scout Jason McKie

Trae Taylor

20,091 次观看 • 1 年前

Coaches please check out this spotlight video by Drew Johnson and The Rundown illustrating my in game pocket throws, pocket awareness, escapability, roll-out, and prime ball placement. Camps are good, 7v7 is great but can do it in a game? Train with a coach like Anthony Siciliano to get you right! Dazzie Morris Sr. Lake Howell Football Adam Gorney Richie O’Leary @GregSmithRivals Jon Santucci Tommy Reamon Jr. Andrew Ivins Steve Wiltfong Tom Loy Andrew Ivins Zach Blostein Tom Luginbill 🇺🇸 🏈 Collin D'Angelo JR Blood Zachary Kramme Garrett Smith Christian Jarrell Brian Brohm Landon Keopple Alex Marrs Baker Parrish Zach Peters Coach Chance Gus Ragland Andy Villamarzo Brian Smith ChadSimmons Chad Jamison EvanGWatkins247
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Coaches please check out this spotlight video by Drew Johnson and The Rundown illustrating my in game pocket throws, pocket awareness, escapability, roll-out, and prime ball placement. Camps are good, 7v7 is great but can do it in a game? Train with a coach like Anthony Siciliano to get you right! Dazzie Morris Sr. Lake Howell Football Adam Gorney Richie O’Leary @GregSmithRivals Jon Santucci Tommy Reamon Jr. Andrew Ivins Steve Wiltfong Tom Loy Andrew Ivins Zach Blostein Tom Luginbill 🇺🇸 🏈 Collin D'Angelo JR Blood Zachary Kramme Garrett Smith Christian Jarrell Brian Brohm Landon Keopple Alex Marrs Baker Parrish Zach Peters Coach Chance Gus Ragland Andy Villamarzo Brian Smith ChadSimmons Chad Jamison EvanGWatkins247

Brycen Marbrey

17,278 次观看 • 2 个月前

Draymond Green calls out Adam Silver and the NBA for the new All Star format calling it a joke to the league: “Best in the East, Best in the West it works when the game is good. We doing all this different gimmicks makes it more of a joke. It looks good for a year it’s a quick fix, but then you are like I don’t want to see that again. Because it wasn’t the game I grew up on. I can’t see this World vs USA and then equated to when KG was on the East, Shaq was on the West. I can’t do that it doesn’t make sense to me it’s not the same thing”
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Draymond Green calls out Adam Silver and the NBA for the new All Star format calling it a joke to the league: “Best in the East, Best in the West it works when the game is good. We doing all this different gimmicks makes it more of a joke. It looks good for a year it’s a quick fix, but then you are like I don’t want to see that again. Because it wasn’t the game I grew up on. I can’t see this World vs USA and then equated to when KG was on the East, Shaq was on the West. I can’t do that it doesn’t make sense to me it’s not the same thing”

Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴

547,479 次观看 • 6 个月前

And one day, it wasn’t. It wasn’t me, and it wasn’t you. It wasn’t us against the world. It wasn’t two souls colliding, wasn’t some story meant to unfold like those Hallmark movies. We just were. Like the day before we met, strangers again, holding faint echoes of something that once tasted like hope. Like iridescent tinfoil, shiny enough to believe in, but never better than the day before we met. Do I regret it? Not even close. You were a moment that collided with mine. A moment we needed. But we never needed each other. We just thought we did. We twisted ourselves into shapes that almost fit, breaking off pieces until we couldn’t recognize our own reflections. I’m sorry for the part I played. And thank you for the good days. The ones where nothing mattered but our breathing, in sync. Thank you for holding me when no one else could hear me breaking. I love you. But only the version of you that didn’t resent me. Because one day, you won’t. One day, it will just be. #progress #gettingsoberverysoon #ilovedthisjourney #tweaker
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And one day, it wasn’t. It wasn’t me, and it wasn’t you. It wasn’t us against the world. It wasn’t two souls colliding, wasn’t some story meant to unfold like those Hallmark movies. We just were. Like the day before we met, strangers again, holding faint echoes of something that once tasted like hope. Like iridescent tinfoil, shiny enough to believe in, but never better than the day before we met. Do I regret it? Not even close. You were a moment that collided with mine. A moment we needed. But we never needed each other. We just thought we did. We twisted ourselves into shapes that almost fit, breaking off pieces until we couldn’t recognize our own reflections. I’m sorry for the part I played. And thank you for the good days. The ones where nothing mattered but our breathing, in sync. Thank you for holding me when no one else could hear me breaking. I love you. But only the version of you that didn’t resent me. Because one day, you won’t. One day, it will just be. #progress #gettingsoberverysoon #ilovedthisjourney #tweaker

skyfullofglass

84,281 次观看 • 4 个月前

🚨My Recruitment is Open‼️ #Grateful to former UMass Football Damian Mincey & Don Brown for offering me the opportunity to change the game & ball out for you. After an honest & upfront conversation with the new UMass RB position coach, I learned they will be going in a different direction. 🔥^Senior SZN Stats^🔥 1245 yds (159 car) 161 yds (9 rec.) 15 TDs Top Speed: 22.1mph (Catapult) Broken Tackles = 104 😤 Squat: 625; Clean: 390; Bench: 435; Deadlift: 650 💪 5A Final 4 Playoff Run 🗺️Niceville HS, FL HUDL: (📈Junior SZN📈: 1500 rushing yds, 143 receiving yds, 24 TDs) High School Football America Andy Villamarzo @FLVarsityRivals FloridaHSFootball.com Hasani (H2) | Football Recruiting D1 Nation Irish Bill 🎙 Ben T. Grieco DoWork_Sports LLC Dwight Thomas - Catapult Sports Reed Green Billy Tucker Demetric D. Warren Brian Lester Central Florida HS Scoreboard BIGHITSLIVE Jon Santucci Andrew Ivins Andrew Nemec Blustein Recruiting Adam Gorney ChadSimmons 247Sports High School On SI Florida High School On SI Prep Redzone Florida Elite Empire Athletes™ Blustein Recruiting Prep Redzone Florida First Class Prospects Dan LaForest 🏈 @MohrRecruiting Craig Haubert Tom Luginbill 🇺🇸 🏈 John Garcia, Jr. Torrey Smith Florida Gridiron Preps Jeff Gardenour Varsity Sports Nation 5 Star Football Recruiting Slash Football Feature 🏈 One11 Recruiting New Era Prep
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🚨My Recruitment is Open‼️ #Grateful to former UMass Football Damian Mincey & Don Brown for offering me the opportunity to change the game & ball out for you. After an honest & upfront conversation with the new UMass RB position coach, I learned they will be going in a different direction. 🔥^Senior SZN Stats^🔥 1245 yds (159 car) 161 yds (9 rec.) 15 TDs Top Speed: 22.1mph (Catapult) Broken Tackles = 104 😤 Squat: 625; Clean: 390; Bench: 435; Deadlift: 650 💪 5A Final 4 Playoff Run 🗺️Niceville HS, FL HUDL: (📈Junior SZN📈: 1500 rushing yds, 143 receiving yds, 24 TDs) High School Football America Andy Villamarzo @FLVarsityRivals FloridaHSFootball.com Hasani (H2) | Football Recruiting D1 Nation Irish Bill 🎙 Ben T. Grieco DoWork_Sports LLC Dwight Thomas - Catapult Sports Reed Green Billy Tucker Demetric D. Warren Brian Lester Central Florida HS Scoreboard BIGHITSLIVE Jon Santucci Andrew Ivins Andrew Nemec Blustein Recruiting Adam Gorney ChadSimmons 247Sports High School On SI Florida High School On SI Prep Redzone Florida Elite Empire Athletes™ Blustein Recruiting Prep Redzone Florida First Class Prospects Dan LaForest 🏈 @MohrRecruiting Craig Haubert Tom Luginbill 🇺🇸 🏈 John Garcia, Jr. Torrey Smith Florida Gridiron Preps Jeff Gardenour Varsity Sports Nation 5 Star Football Recruiting Slash Football Feature 🏈 One11 Recruiting New Era Prep

Connor (Tank) Mathews 3⭐️ RB

57,350 次观看 • 1 年前

Nick Saban argues that success can be more dangerous than failure: “I was blessed to never have what I call relief syndrome. When you have a big win, you’re kind of relieved. You let your guard down a little bit. You think, ‘I should have the opportunity to celebrate my success.’ Then you let that carry over into the next challenge. It starts affecting habits and performance.” “When we won, I was in the middle of everybody’s ass. When we lost, I wasn’t so much. The players were already humiliated by the fact that they didn’t win.” “When you win, sometimes people have a much harder time dealing with success than they do failure. When people fail, they want to change. They want to do whatever they have to do to make it right.” “When you win, you feel like, ‘I should be able to celebrate this.’ Our society actually promotes that.” “We won 19 games in a row twice at Alabama. Both times, we lost to a team that wasn’t as good as us. It was because we could not deal with success.” “It starts to affect your preparation, your habits and practice. Those things start showing up in the game.” “Then you get exposed."
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Nick Saban argues that success can be more dangerous than failure: “I was blessed to never have what I call relief syndrome. When you have a big win, you’re kind of relieved. You let your guard down a little bit. You think, ‘I should have the opportunity to celebrate my success.’ Then you let that carry over into the next challenge. It starts affecting habits and performance.” “When we won, I was in the middle of everybody’s ass. When we lost, I wasn’t so much. The players were already humiliated by the fact that they didn’t win.” “When you win, sometimes people have a much harder time dealing with success than they do failure. When people fail, they want to change. They want to do whatever they have to do to make it right.” “When you win, you feel like, ‘I should be able to celebrate this.’ Our society actually promotes that.” “We won 19 games in a row twice at Alabama. Both times, we lost to a team that wasn’t as good as us. It was because we could not deal with success.” “It starts to affect your preparation, your habits and practice. Those things start showing up in the game.” “Then you get exposed."

Josh Chambers

40,804 次观看 • 1 个月前

"some people say that watching a good movie (as a director) creates more stress thinking, 'why can't i do it like that?'. but that's not true for me, i don't really compare myself much. i focus on the movie and think it's wonderful that art like this exists in the world and feel grateful for it. in such a messy world, there are people who create works like this, and it's such a relief that these works have been completed and i get to see them. in fact, i get stressed when i see works that aren't very good. not just movies but things under the name of art that pretend to have depth and act all arrogant. as if they're desperate for recognition & wanting to be acknowledged but are empty works. honestly, most art these days makes people so tired and often feels like a kind of pollution. so if you want to do something, you really have to do it well and thinking like that just adds to the stress."
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"some people say that watching a good movie (as a director) creates more stress thinking, 'why can't i do it like that?'. but that's not true for me, i don't really compare myself much. i focus on the movie and think it's wonderful that art like this exists in the world and feel grateful for it. in such a messy world, there are people who create works like this, and it's such a relief that these works have been completed and i get to see them. in fact, i get stressed when i see works that aren't very good. not just movies but things under the name of art that pretend to have depth and act all arrogant. as if they're desperate for recognition & wanting to be acknowledged but are empty works. honestly, most art these days makes people so tired and often feels like a kind of pollution. so if you want to do something, you really have to do it well and thinking like that just adds to the stress."

✉️

43,892 次观看 • 3 个月前

As I step into the next chapter of my life. I want to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude to all the people who have played a role in helping me achieve my goal of playing football at the collegiate level. To every person and program that supported me along this journey, I am forever grateful. Coach Fenton, Coach TJ, and the Los Alamitos Coaching Staff, Danny Hernandez, Fig James, Jahmal Wright, Jon Ellinghouse: thank you for your belief in me. To my teammates, thank you for every practice, every game, and every moment spent battling together—I love you guys so much and will forever remember all of you. To my family, your love and support have been my foundation. You have been there through every victory and every challenge, and your encouragement has fueled my determination. Without your sacrifices and belief in me, I would not be here today. Today, I am proud to annouce my commitment to the University of California, Berkeley. I look forward to following my academic pursuits and joining the football team in January. Go Bears! 🐻
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As I step into the next chapter of my life. I want to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude to all the people who have played a role in helping me achieve my goal of playing football at the collegiate level. To every person and program that supported me along this journey, I am forever grateful. Coach Fenton, Coach TJ, and the Los Alamitos Coaching Staff, Danny Hernandez, Fig James, Jahmal Wright, Jon Ellinghouse: thank you for your belief in me. To my teammates, thank you for every practice, every game, and every moment spent battling together—I love you guys so much and will forever remember all of you. To my family, your love and support have been my foundation. You have been there through every victory and every challenge, and your encouragement has fueled my determination. Without your sacrifices and belief in me, I would not be here today. Today, I am proud to annouce my commitment to the University of California, Berkeley. I look forward to following my academic pursuits and joining the football team in January. Go Bears! 🐻

Alonzo Esparza

19,015 次观看 • 1 年前

The uncomfortable truth is that some beliefs are held for the same reason some people buy Rolexes: they look good in public. In the same way that many people buy expensive material possessions, not because they especially like the possession itself, but because they know it will impress other people, there are people who express luxury beliefs not simply because they believe them, but because they know those beliefs will bring them clout and status. So the motivation behind the luxury good and the luxury belief is often very similar. But many people convince themselves that their motives are completely sincere. Take a guy who buys a Lamborghini. If you ask him why he bought it, he might say, “Look, it makes me feel confident. I like driving it. It makes me feel good. That’s why I bought it. I’m not trying to impress anyone.” And I think part of you might suspect, “Well, all of that may be true. But I also think part of you likes the fact that when people see you in that Lamborghini, they think of you in a certain way.” The same thing can happen with luxury beliefs. People may sincerely believe what they are saying. But part of me thinks that, somewhere deep down, there is also a sense of satisfaction that comes from expressing a belief and having your peers, your social circle, and other similarly credentialed elites applaud you for it. They think, “What a compassionate, interesting, sophisticated person you are for holding that view.” A belief can be sincerely held while also conferring status to the speaker.
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The uncomfortable truth is that some beliefs are held for the same reason some people buy Rolexes: they look good in public. In the same way that many people buy expensive material possessions, not because they especially like the possession itself, but because they know it will impress other people, there are people who express luxury beliefs not simply because they believe them, but because they know those beliefs will bring them clout and status. So the motivation behind the luxury good and the luxury belief is often very similar. But many people convince themselves that their motives are completely sincere. Take a guy who buys a Lamborghini. If you ask him why he bought it, he might say, “Look, it makes me feel confident. I like driving it. It makes me feel good. That’s why I bought it. I’m not trying to impress anyone.” And I think part of you might suspect, “Well, all of that may be true. But I also think part of you likes the fact that when people see you in that Lamborghini, they think of you in a certain way.” The same thing can happen with luxury beliefs. People may sincerely believe what they are saying. But part of me thinks that, somewhere deep down, there is also a sense of satisfaction that comes from expressing a belief and having your peers, your social circle, and other similarly credentialed elites applaud you for it. They think, “What a compassionate, interesting, sophisticated person you are for holding that view.” A belief can be sincerely held while also conferring status to the speaker.

Rob Henderson

11,894 次观看 • 11 天前

👤: Did you have those concerns like ‘What if I’d look too mean?’ or ‘Have I went too far?’. 🐰: Well, I’ve been acting for 10 years now. I thought like ‘All people might not like me but wouldn't it be worth trying to make them hate me?’. Like when would I have the chance again, since I’m already about to act for it. It’s a villain character I so wanted to portray and since I’m challenging it out, I wanted to look as much evil and make them hate me all the way! 👤: That is why we got such great results with that mindset you have.
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👤: Did you have those concerns like ‘What if I’d look too mean?’ or ‘Have I went too far?’. 🐰: Well, I’ve been acting for 10 years now. I thought like ‘All people might not like me but wouldn't it be worth trying to make them hate me?’. Like when would I have the chance again, since I’m already about to act for it. It’s a villain character I so wanted to portray and since I’m challenging it out, I wanted to look as much evil and make them hate me all the way! 👤: That is why we got such great results with that mindset you have.

𝓂𝒶𝓎 ⋆ꕤ

73,414 次观看 • 2 个月前

🐨: The song 'Body to Body' was originally supposed to be titled 'Body on Body.' If I remember correctly, it was a song with a very sexual nuance, like 'I need somebody on body.' You get the general vibe…bodies overlapping and all that. So it was a pretty sensual song. 🐨: Of course, it's not like we can't do sexual songs anymore; after all, we are in our 30s now. However, I just felt that putting out a highly sexual song right now without a clear reason wasn't the right direction for us. 🐨: So, I thought about 'Hand in Hand'—the theme song for the 1988 Seoul Olympics by Koreana…and shifted the concept to 'Body to Body,' playing on the idea of holding onto each other's bodies instead of just hands. I really wanted it to become an anthem. 🐨: There was a lot of debate in the documentary about whether or not we should include 'Arirang' (to sample the folk song). Since some of the context was edited out, it might look a bit sudden, but after listening to it for the third time, I finally understood the reasoning behind it. 🐨: We had been listening to the version without 'Arirang' for a long time, so when it was first added, it felt a bit unfamiliar. Some people might even look at it and think, 'Isn't this trying too hard to push forced Korean patriotism (Gukbong)?' To be fair, that's a perfectly valid perspective. 🐨: But ultimately, when you think about it in the context of live concerts, that part hits differently. Seeing so many international fans waiting for that exact moment and singing along to a traditional Korean folk song perfectly... that is not a scene you can just artificially manufacture or stage. 🐨: I actually really like the GIF of that moment. J-Hope is dancing and grooving excitedly right next to me, while I'm standing there looking deeply serious and thinking to myself, 'Oh man, this is huge. We might be in trouble.'
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🐨: The song 'Body to Body' was originally supposed to be titled 'Body on Body.' If I remember correctly, it was a song with a very sexual nuance, like 'I need somebody on body.' You get the general vibe…bodies overlapping and all that. So it was a pretty sensual song. 🐨: Of course, it's not like we can't do sexual songs anymore; after all, we are in our 30s now. However, I just felt that putting out a highly sexual song right now without a clear reason wasn't the right direction for us. 🐨: So, I thought about 'Hand in Hand'—the theme song for the 1988 Seoul Olympics by Koreana…and shifted the concept to 'Body to Body,' playing on the idea of holding onto each other's bodies instead of just hands. I really wanted it to become an anthem. 🐨: There was a lot of debate in the documentary about whether or not we should include 'Arirang' (to sample the folk song). Since some of the context was edited out, it might look a bit sudden, but after listening to it for the third time, I finally understood the reasoning behind it. 🐨: We had been listening to the version without 'Arirang' for a long time, so when it was first added, it felt a bit unfamiliar. Some people might even look at it and think, 'Isn't this trying too hard to push forced Korean patriotism (Gukbong)?' To be fair, that's a perfectly valid perspective. 🐨: But ultimately, when you think about it in the context of live concerts, that part hits differently. Seeing so many international fans waiting for that exact moment and singing along to a traditional Korean folk song perfectly... that is not a scene you can just artificially manufacture or stage. 🐨: I actually really like the GIF of that moment. J-Hope is dancing and grooving excitedly right next to me, while I'm standing there looking deeply serious and thinking to myself, 'Oh man, this is huge. We might be in trouble.'

bts memeories⁷

214,220 次观看 • 3 个月前

I’m out walking today, and my brain went, “Wait… something feels different.” My thighs aren’t rubbing together when I walk. They’re not overlapping. They’re not chafing. They’re not touching. It feels weird. Like genuinely weird. I can’t remember the last time this was true. Honestly, I think I was a kid. It unlocked a memory I haven’t thought about in decades. I was 15. Ninth grade. Walking out of school in Riverside, California. I remember exactly what I was wearing. Jeans and a pink top (of course🩷). My mom picked me up. When I got in the car, she said: “Your thighs overlap when you walk.” She probably didn’t mean it to be cruel. I think she thought she was being helpful. Or motivating. Or “scaring me straight.” But I was a 15-year-old girl who already felt too big, too much, not chosen, not wanted. And that sentence landed like a brick. Back then, being a little chunky might as well have been a crime. I didn’t have many friends. Boys didn’t notice me. I carried that shame quietly for a long time. Fast forward to today. I’m walking. My thighs aren’t touching. I literally have a thigh gap. I laughed out loud. Like… what? That’s fucking wild. It took me 40 years, but I got here. And it’s not just about the thigh gap. It’s about the healing. It’s about the body finally feeling safe. It’s about doing the work, slowly, imperfectly, consistently. Today felt like a full-circle moment I didn’t even know I needed. If you’re in the middle of your journey and it feels endless, hear me when I say this: Your body remembers everything. And it will surprise you one day. Even if it takes a while. 👑
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I’m out walking today, and my brain went, “Wait… something feels different.” My thighs aren’t rubbing together when I walk. They’re not overlapping. They’re not chafing. They’re not touching. It feels weird. Like genuinely weird. I can’t remember the last time this was true. Honestly, I think I was a kid. It unlocked a memory I haven’t thought about in decades. I was 15. Ninth grade. Walking out of school in Riverside, California. I remember exactly what I was wearing. Jeans and a pink top (of course🩷). My mom picked me up. When I got in the car, she said: “Your thighs overlap when you walk.” She probably didn’t mean it to be cruel. I think she thought she was being helpful. Or motivating. Or “scaring me straight.” But I was a 15-year-old girl who already felt too big, too much, not chosen, not wanted. And that sentence landed like a brick. Back then, being a little chunky might as well have been a crime. I didn’t have many friends. Boys didn’t notice me. I carried that shame quietly for a long time. Fast forward to today. I’m walking. My thighs aren’t touching. I literally have a thigh gap. I laughed out loud. Like… what? That’s fucking wild. It took me 40 years, but I got here. And it’s not just about the thigh gap. It’s about the healing. It’s about the body finally feeling safe. It’s about doing the work, slowly, imperfectly, consistently. Today felt like a full-circle moment I didn’t even know I needed. If you’re in the middle of your journey and it feels endless, hear me when I say this: Your body remembers everything. And it will surprise you one day. Even if it takes a while. 👑

Queen of Carni

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