Freeman
Ethical crashout 🧊🥶🦉🇨🇦🇬🇾 FREEZE THE WORLD
Can you give me a synopsis? I watched the first episode but it didn't grab me. What in your opinion makes it a classic?
Pachinko is an immigration story over four generations. It starts during Japan's occupation of Korea. It explores themes of identity and belonging in the face of discrimination and hardship. For me, it portrays the immigrant experience really well it may not be the same for everyone, but there's always the weight of culture and the constant questioning of identity. The show also highlights how older generations struggle to make life easier for their children, yet they often don't get to really live. The older I get the more that hits me seeing my mum
Dude who played Ramsay Bolton loves playing pieces of shit
Hey plays the part well. He wasnt a villain in Misfits though. That was the first show I seen dude in
I would've been gave buddy an autograph if he would've just asked
What did you do them?
How long we gonna keep pretending that's not your alias
So yours must be that bumpkin Juvenile fan
Ask him for yourself
