Author: somewhatavidreader

31 for weilan for the “the way you said “I love you” prompt post ;) (also I know this is somehow going to end up sad so I tried to find something that could go anyway lmao)

yumi-chan-hamano:

northofthecosmos:

ahh to my knowledge, there’s like no angst in this so yay. thanks for sending a prompt, i tried but uhhhhh its still not good and im very :/ but i hope you find a couple of lines you like somewhere. also this got longer than intended, and i never thought i would ever write drama canon but novel didnt quite fit.

so have baby!shen wei and ZYL!KL, enjoy.

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WHAT ARE YOU APOLOGIZING FOR IN THE TAGS

THIS IS AMAZING HOLY SHIT I LOVE IT ❤❤❤

Also I saw you gift it to my on ao3, thanks 😘

behindthegrooves:

On this day in music history: November 17, 1978 – “Destiny”, the twelfth album by The Jacksons is released. Produced by The Jacksons, it is recorded at Cherokee Studios, Total Experience Studios in Hollywood, CA, Wally Heider/Filmways Studios, The Record Plant and Dawnbreaker Studios in Los Angeles, CA from August – November 1978. Following the disappointing sales of the group’s second Epic album “Goin’ Places”, The Jacksons’ recording career hangs in the balance by mid 1978. CBS Records actually considers dropping them from the label, but former Blood, Sweat & Tears drummer turned A&R man Bobby Columby intervenes, convincing the executives to not only give the group another chance, but finally give them the creative and artistic control they have long desired. With the brothers writing the bulk of the material themselves, Columby and The Jacksons assemble a crack team of top notch studio musicians for the sessions that include Nathan Watts (bass), Ed Greene, Ricky Lawson, Claudio Slon, Rick Marotta (drums), Greg Phillinganes, Michael Boddicker (keyboards), Paulinho DaCosta, Laudir de Oliveira (percussion), Paul Jackson, Jr., Roland Bautista and Michael Sembello (guitars). The album is a major critical and commercial success upon its release, marking an important turning point in the group’s career. “Destiny” also becomes the jumping off point, of Michael Jackson’s solo career as an adult performer. It spins off two singles including “Blame It On The Boogie” (#3 R&B, #54 Pop) and the platinum selling “Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)” (#3 R&B, #7 Pop). In 2008, the album is remastered and feature the original 12" dance mixes of “Boogie” and “Shake Your Body” remixed by John Luongo as bonus tracks. “Destiny” peaks at number three on the Billboard R&B album chart, number eleven on the Top 200, and is certified 2x Platinum in the US by the RIAA.

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behindthegrooves:

On this day in music history: November 17, 1979 – “Still” by The Commodores hits #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 1 week, also topping the R&B singles chart for 1 week on November 24, 1979. Written by Lionel Richie, it is the second chart topping single for the R&B band from Tuskegee, AL. Riding a huge wave of success after scoring their first number one pop single with “Three Times A Lady” the year before, The Commodores re-enter the studio in the early part of 1979 to begin recording their seventh studio album. Once again, showing his gift for writing heartfelt and emotional ballads, Richie writes “Still” as a companion piece to “Sail On”, the first single from the bands’ “Midnight Magic” album. Just as “Sail On” is inspired by the break up of a close childhood friends’ marriage, “Still” deals the aftermath of that break up. The songs’ narrative finds the couple realizing that even though their romantic relationship has ended, that they remain bonded to each other as friends. It becomes an instant favorite at radio when stations begin playing the nearly six minute long album cut, with some making their own edits. Its popularity grows so quickly that Motown is forced to rush release it in mid September of 1979, as “Sail On” is still rising up the pop and R&B charts. Entering the Hot 100 at #68 on September 29, 1979, it races to the top of the chart seven weeks later. Both “Still” and “Sail On” both briefly reside in the Top 10 at the same time, with “Sail On” holding at its peak position of number four for a second week on October 20, 1979, while “Still” pole vaults from #38 to #10 that same week. “Still” is The Commodores fourth million selling single in the US.

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I have another one!! It’s related to your NG and Can one! What if Tin buys Can animal documentaries for his birthday?? How would Can react ???

florbexter:

Thank you for your suggestion! If you want to read the previous ficlet for this one click here

TinCan Ficlet

Can waved his phone in front of Tin’s face. 

“I said you shouldn’t buy me something for my birthday! You already bought me the phone.”

“You are paying back for the phone, though.”

“With kisses Tin! Kisses!”

“I like those kisses.”

Can groaned and fell back on his bed. It was like Tin had a filter and every time Can said something that was close to a ‘don’t do that’ the filter translated it to ‘don’t listen, keep buying Can things’.

Tin sat on Can’s desk chair and looked confused. The bag with Can’s birthday present dangled between his legs.

Can had made him sit on the chair because his room already felt so small, and he had the feeling he would hyperventilate would Tin sat on the bed with him. His very tiny bed. They wouldn’t fit comfortable on that bed…

Can coughed and tried to remember what he wanted to say. Oh yes… the present.

He would lie if he would say that he wasn’t curious. But he refused to accept any more ‘gifts’ from Tin who probably thought if he would stop buying gifts, Can’s feelings for him would also stop.

Which wasn’t true. Can was overflowing with feelings and they made him nervous and excited and also mellow… which was the reason why he sighed and made grabby hands towards the bag.

Tin’s face lit up, and Can’s heart started to feel weird and Tin should stop doing things with his face. Can wasn’t able to think right.

He took the present from the bag. It was kinda heavy. He never had learned the art of unwrapping a gift neatly so he just tore the paper off and stared. And stared.

National Geographic Classics Collection: Wildlife DVD-Set was written in bold letters on the cover of the dvd-set. Can wasn’t an IC student, but he knew the english titles of the things he stared at, if he was allowed on Ley’s computer.

“You said you like the older episodes more, so… “

“You listened,” Can murmured in awe and caressed the cover of the dvd-box. It was beautiful.

“So… you like it?”

“Oh boy, you have no idea,” Can whispered and closed his eyes for a second. “You have no idea how much I’m going to kiss you. I don’t care how inexperienced I am, this kiss will happen, and I will kiss the daylights out of you!”

First, Tin looked like Can had spoken in a foreign language, but then he smiled wide and spread his arms.

“I’m ready.”