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Wish you were here
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Xiangyuan Jie’s watercolor backgrounds for Lilo & Stitch (2002)
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Now what makes you think that’s what I wanted to know! And what is it?!
Yeeezuss⚡
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Mickey and Minnie Mouse in Walt Disney’s “Wild Waves” (1929)
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Kanye almost let y'all catch him having a good time. Almost.
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Mickey Mouse in The Mad Doctor (1933)
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Happy Valentine’s Day! xo
I love Disneyland
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????????? also why this bitch sound like a duck
im glad this vid made it back on my dash lmfaooooo!!!!
Just one more time
WHAT is that sound hahahahaha
Yes
The way Roberto looks every time he sees me♡♡ Oh Boy!
McDonald’s has long marketed to consumers of color as aggressively as any big corporation. It was one of the first corporate customers of Burrell Communications, the longstanding, highly decorated multicultural advertising agency. While we take for granted that there are lots of people of color in mainstream commercials, the world was much different in those awkward early days of culturally targeted marketing. But a journey through this history offers a (hilarious) reminder of what has and has not changed in the art of selling burgers to brown people.
What we found when we started digging through the archives was that McDonald’s was deeply concerned with black folks getting down. (Excuse us:gettin’ down.)
See more on NPR’s Code Switch.
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I long so much to make beautiful things. But beautiful things require effort and disappointment and perseverance.
Vincent van Gogh (via vintagegal)
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Please
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