I don't want to be an influencer, I want to be a revolutionary. A Response to Kaitlyn Bidet Messaging me: https://www.instagram.com/p/DRR3TBSDn1-/?img_index=1
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We've successfully moved Trixie from Arkansas to Philadephia. It's a small action, a victory that only happened due to the connections made via this magazine. That's what this is all about to me. The internet clout is meaningless if you aren't using it for real material praxis.
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curiocabinet
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I am from Arkansas and I also moved to Philly for a few years! Love both places so much
"you're erik houdini?, the houdini" ion think imma ever get tired of that shit
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My thoughts on the internet beef is really simple. You know where I'm posted up, you know where the pantry is. I'm not a hard man to find, instead of sending me emails telling me to kill myself, come do it yourself. But they won't and never will because they don't want that charge, they don't want that action, that legitimate stakes, because if they did, they might have a pantry too, and not spend so much time talkin
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my fav part about having internet clout gotta be waking up to the "you need to kill yourself now" messages from random people seems like the only place I can live rent free is in the hater's head
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The influencer is much like the medieval court chimp; no matter how well-dressed in jester rags that ape may be, it will always be a dancing monkey, a creature pimped out by the powerful.