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The MAC + Selena Premiere Was Everything

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By September 30, 2016 at 3:37 pm

If you live in Corpus Christi, Texas, then you are undoubtably the luckiest person on the whole damn planet. MAC + Selena made it’s world debut today in Selena’s hometown and the reaction was exactly what you would expect for La Reina.

The lines for the MAC + Selena release were intense.

Hundreds of people lined up and waited for a chance to take home a piece of Selena’s legacy.

Like, seriously. The line was next level.

Anything fro Selenaaasss!!!

And, despite the long lines, people were so excited to be the first to own some of the line.

The rest of the world will get a chance to get their hands on the Selena collection on Oct. 1. Just one day after the lucky fans in Corpus Christi.

And it wasn’t just the guests to the free event that were hyped. Check out the employees.

Ayyyeeee! Not only were this in Corpus Christi privy to seeing the collection first, they were also given swag bags and other merch.

Even John Leguizamo couldn’t help but to get in on all the fun.

*requests a Selena + MAC makeup tutorial from Leguizamo*

And once people got into the store it. got. LIT.

OMG! This is so awesome.

A smart few even ditched their education for the event.

And those who didn’t aren’t real Selena fans. Just a bunch of posers.

Here’s a reenactment of people’s wallets during the launch.

Bank accounts were drained today, as they should. We have waited so long for this moment.

Because once you see this, it is all about swiping that card and owning the collection.

How can you not spend your life savings on this magnificent collection?

Of course, big sis Suzette was there to buy her own Selena collection.

She loved her sister so much. ????

And, yes. There were even some super badass novios there to make their girl’s day extra special.

Selena would approve, bro! Keep the love alive.

READ: Dulce Candy Unboxes Selena + MAC And Turns Into All Of Us

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There's A Crew In Mexico Rapping In Maya

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There’s A Crew In Mexico Rapping In Maya

By Omar Villegas September 30, 2016 at 4:27 pm

It seems like every few years, rap music is criticized for what some perceive as a precipitous decline in lyrical skill and quality. A decade ago, Nas declared that hip hop was dead. Now, artists such as Lil Yachty and Young Thug are often chided for veering too far from the roots of rap music. The debate will probably rage on for years to come, but if you take a moment to zoom out of the U.S. hip hop landscape, you’ll find that rap music still has the ability to give a voice to the voiceless.

Meet the Tihorappers Crew, a collective of Mayan rappers from Tihosuco, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

Credit: ADN Maya Films
CREDIT: Credit: ADN Maya Films

For the last four years, they’ve been using rap music to preserve their culture and to instill pride in their community.

Credit: ADN Maya Films
CREDIT: Credit: ADN Maya Films

The crew have taken to YouTube and Facebook to spread their message of pride and positivity.

“Lucha Por Tus Sueños” by Jona & Creazy is exactly what the title promises: a track that implores listeners to fight and scratch until they realize their dreams.

“Estoy Contento” by MC Chama, a song about being proud of your roots, features a mix of Spanish and Maya.


“Estoy feliz de ser Mexicano, de ser un Maya con machete en Mano, estoy feliz de ser un rapero, de comer frijol y chile habanero,” raps MC Chama.

The videos, which are clearly self-produced, are a reminder that hip hop continues to inspire people all over the world to pick up a microphone and represent who they are and where they’re from.

Watch more Tihorappers Crew videos here.


READ: These Cousins Are Rapping In Their Indigenous Language To Preserve Their Culture

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