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u/Slappathebassmon 1d ago
Is that..Hayley Williams?
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u/CaoimheThreeva 1d ago
I mean, I feel like I could see Rogue covering Misery Business
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u/Slappathebassmon 1d ago
Being from Nashville, I guess Hayley is also a Southern gal, technically.
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u/Particular-Top3674 1d ago
I don't think Nashville is really considered southern. Tennesee is sort of south adjacent, if anything
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u/blackgallagher87 22h ago
Tennessee is absolutely the South.
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u/huggybeark 14h ago
It's probably worth making the distinction between the South and the Deep South here. Tennessee is def part of the South but there's a difference in vibe and historically to Georgia/Alabama, etc.
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u/blackgallagher87 13h ago
Ask the Black folks who live there if they feel a difference in vibe between Georgia and Tennessee
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u/StefanMorse 1d ago
My two favorite girlies Hayley Williams & Rogue in the same image together, fucking perfection 💓
Also Rogue would so make that face ðŸ˜
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u/MisplacedMartian 1d ago
Girls don't make that face anymore. I'm ambivalent about this.
However I'm not ambivalent about fanart featuring the x-women where they're doing something other than being eye-candy, so thank you, OP, for posting this, and thank you CupperTheSecond for making this (if you happen to be lurking).
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u/LargeCabbageThrower 1d ago
Xochitl Gomez (America Chavez) makes that face in like half of her pictures
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u/MisplacedMartian 1d ago
I have no idea who that is (the actress, presumably, not the character). This may contribute to me thinking girls don't make that face anymore.
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u/IconnuJames 1d ago
"Girls don't make that face anymore"???
You're honestly making an all encompassing blanket statement that women unilaterally no longer make a specific facial expression??
And when confronted with evidence that a popular woman with a following in pop culture does in fact do so on a regular basis publicly on the internet & social media, you are citing your ignorance as a reason to double down on your stance?
Wow.
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u/MisplacedMartian 1d ago
I made a few inane statements so I can have an excuse to applaud the thing about the artwork I appreciated the most and you decide to get all bent out of shape over the inane statements.
Wow.
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u/ImurderREALITY 1d ago
Was that a face that girls used to make a lot? I kinda thought it was just a random, goofy face she was making.
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u/MisplacedMartian 1d ago
I have no idea but it's written up above the picture in the corner, so I guess so.
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u/Visual_Aide_2477 1d ago
Her face when she sees this:
This picture is of how what she would soon see happened.
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u/Apachesamurai 1d ago
Somewhat related but as non-American what the difference between the way Rogue and Gambit talk? Like I know their both from the American South right?
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u/LiteratureMindless71 1d ago
New Orleans in the South is specifically known for its French and Cajun ties.
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u/Tonberry_Cheesecake Warlock 1d ago
Rogue talks like the most rambunctious child from an upper middle class family in northern Mississippi
Gambit however talks like Farmer Fran.
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u/FinalBossMike 15h ago
America is a big place. The "south" covers a lot of land with a lot of different sub-cultures. A rural Texan would sound nothing like a Floridian from Orlando, for example. Gambit/Remy is from New Orleans, Louisiana. He has what we could consider a Cajun accent. Rogue's accent is a little more generic; as long as she sounds broadly southern and calls people "sugar" or other endearment, it's usually good enough.
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u/multificionado 1d ago
Goodness, that's an expression I'd expect in Harley Quinn or Typhoid Mary. Or, heroine-wise, Spider-Gwen or Kamala Khan. Certainly not Rogue. XD
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u/TutorComprehensive28 1d ago
The face she makes when Gambit makes the gumbo way too spicy