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Do you remember the song, “Refill”? And the singer Elle Varner? She’s been off the scene for a minute. Well, she’s back with a killer new song, “Pour Me”. The song is about what happens when you’ve had a few too many, and you’re feeling some type of way. Oooh! Wale is also part of her new sexy song.
In an interview with Essence, Varner said, “’Pour Me’ is about a missed connection that leads to thinking and drinking about an almost lover. Sometimes we put someone in the friend zone and later realize we missed a good thing,” Alright now.
Hope we get to hear more from this incredible singer. Because it’s #FlashbackFriday, check out Varner’s song “Refill’.
Black Twitter Slams Marvel For Omitting Danai Gurira's Name From The Top Of The New Avenger's Movie Poster
Continue reading Black Twitter Slams Marvel For Omitting Danai Gurira’s Name From The Top Of The New Avenger’s Movie Poster
Black Twitter Slams Marvel For Omitting Danai Gurira's Name From The Top Of The New Avenger's Movie Poster
[caption id="attachment_2983032" align="alignleft" width="1168"] Source: Albert L. Ortega / Getty[/caption] When it comes to Danai Gurira's contribution to the Marvel Universe, thanks to Black Panther, y'all better put some respek' on her name...or just make sure you add her name. This is a lesson that Marvel had to learn when they left the Walking Dead star's name off the top billing of their newest poster for the upcoming film Avengers: Endgame. They instead, added her name the bottom, where you need a magnifying glass to see it. General Okoye deserves better than that. Take a look: https://twitter.com/MarvelStudios/status/1106168560420687872 https://twitter.com/close_dillon/status/1106191152359841793 However, after Black Twitter read them for the filth, hours later they fixed their mistake. "She should have been up there all this time. Check out the official Marvel Studios' #AvengersEndgame poster. @DanaiGurira #WakandaForever," they tweeted on Thursday. https://twitter.com/MarvelStudios/status/1106278622539583488 But really the damage had been done and folks had a lot to say about once again a movie studio overlooking Black talent. Here are some of our favorite tweets:
