Mike Faist In The West Side Story Trailer

I think it’s common knowledge that in the Falsettos proshot, in the Thrill of First Love interlude, you can hear Christian say something to Andrew and they both laugh. What I DON’T think is common knowledge is that what he was saying was “I’m gonna f*ck you over camera 2”.

Oh, I love it and I hate it at the same time...

...you and I drink the poison from the same vine.

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They speak of Roma Montagov and Juliette Cai as the ones who dared to dream. And for that, in a city consumed by nightmares, they were cut down without mercy.

— Our Violent Ends by Chloe Gong

ok so hear me out

Team Japan leads after the SP! 🇯🇵❤️

They were just told at the press con that a last time a country sweeped the podium was in the 1950s.

I find it kinda funny that they all have different team Japan jackets 😂

I've seen a lot of discourse in recent weeks about how evan hansen is actually a monster, so here's my take:

regardless of their consequences, evan's actions were not malicious prior to the formation of the connor project.

his initial motivators are guilt (feeling responsible for tipping connor over the edge), embarrassment (over having to admit that he name-dropped his crush in his letter), and bad advice (from jared).

at first, he just wants to console the murphys in their grief, and lets them believe he was friends with connor to comfort them.

however, disappear acts as a turning point in the story, when evan's motives become murky. he decides he likes the attention he's been receiving as a result of his "friendship" with connor, and the song openly states that the project is founded on evan's unwillingness to fade back into obscurity.

upon closer analysis this song becomes rather sinister when you realise that when evan sings "no one deserves to be forgotten", he's not singing about connor, but about himself. (incidentally, I think that's largely the reason the song was cut for the movie, in a vain attempt to paint evan more positively.)

after that, the focus shifts much more to evan and his actions in the charity fraud fundraising campaign, and connor, ironically, fades into the background until evan eventually gets cold feet.

evan's actions were unquestionably reprehensible, and dubiously forgivable. but they were not initially malicious.

shoma is a tired boy 😴