Frances.

@charlemagnethekid.bsky.social

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18, she/her Alternative Poaster movies, books, anime, music. steely dan brainrot beatles brainrot discord server: https://discord.gg/meNvSauAaR #filmsky #animesky #anisky #musicsky (fuck off I need attention)

The cover for the single, "Beetlebum" by the English Britpop/Alternative Rock band Blur. It shows a person in a hoodie lying in a bed of maple leaves on the ground. It's taken from an ant's eye view and from the side of the person, with their left arm (from our perspective, it's right) spread out, facing the camera. Their right arm (from our perspective, it's left) lying on their belly. Top left corner, it says "Blur", in all lowercase and in purple. Bottom right, it says "Beetlebum" in all lowercase and in white.
A screenshot of the YouTube video "Why We Need Half Life 3" by user eliappinesspie. An (in)famous video of a kid playing Half Life 2: Episode 2 and asking his father what happens in the next one (as shown in the thumbnail, "I wonder what's gonna happen in the next one.") before being told by his father that "there is no next one" MAKE MEGA MAN LEGENDS 3 NOWWWW
Automatic for the People (1992) by R.E.M
Tweet by sentient (@NEVERLOGGINGOUT) saying: "He has a sense of wonderment and childlike glee in his eyes and I would like nothing more than to thoroughly molest it out of him at a critical development point in his life so the light leaves his eyes and he can never experience sexual contact in a healthy way." over a video of nick fuentes with a Halloween ghost doll, looking far off with a sense of glee, amazement and innocence in his eyes.
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (1995) by The Smashing Pumpkins
Instant Crush by Daft Punk (featuring Julian Casablancas)
Black by Pearl Jam
Bullet With Butterfly Wings by The Smashing Pumpkins
1979 by the Smashing Pumpkins
Mama by Genesis (from their self-titled 1983 album)
Close to the Edge (the song) by Yes (the progressive rock band)
London Calling (1979) by the Clash
Doolittle (1989) by Pixies
The Downward Spiral (1994) by Nine Inch Nails
Paul's Boutique by the Beastie Boys, from 1989
Englishman in New York by Sting, from his 1987 album, "...Nothing Like the Sun"
X post from "Iamivy05": Psychology says "if a person can love you unconditionally then that person can hate you unbelievably because a beautiful mirror can turn into a dangerous weapon when it's broken" I'm afraid it's true.
Blood on the Tracks (1975) by Bob Dylan
The Joshua Tree (1987) by U2