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Paper Magazine "Sometimes I honestly wish I grew up somewhere more peaceful," Belle told PAPER, noting that life in Los Angeles isn't always what it appears on Instagram. "I think what most people don't realize is that it's not just glamorous all the time," adding that "it's important to have your escapes." On breaking into the fashion industry, she said, "It is definitely hard, but resilience is important." To kick off New York Fashion Week, Belle opened up to PAPER about how her parents' fame influenced the person she is today and what advice she has for breaking into Hollywood. How have your parents' careers influenced the person you are today and how has your success changed your relationship with them? My parents have taught me how to have a work ethic, which has allowed me to pursue my dreams. I feel so blessed that I had the guidance into this industry from two people who have been in the business for so long. If anything, [our relationship has] become closer. My parents have always taught me how to stay humble, be grateful, and most importantly be nice to everyone around me. They have always encouraged me to go after everything I want to pursue while helping me navigate it all. As I get older, [my parents] have become my best friends too. What is something most people don't understand about growing up in Los Angeles? Sometimes I honestly wish I grew up somewhere more peaceful. Growing up in Los Angeles was a bit hectic. People come from all over to pursue their dreams in Hollywood and sometimes I've watched the limelight and the city gets the best of them. I think what most people don't realize [about living in Los Angeles] is that it's not just all glamorous all the time. I love being able to get out of the city, go on hikes and see nature. It's important to have your escapes. Who are your biggest influences? My parents. In terms of finding inspiration, I love to sing, travel, and study criminal and abnormal psychology. What advice do you have for young people who are trying to break into this industry? I think the best advice is to have a thick skin and not let rejection get to you. It is definitely hard, but resilience is important. All it takes is one person to say yes and your whole life can change. I just finished watching the Assassination of Gianni Versace and both he and Donatella seemed so passionate, hardworking, creative, and knew exactly what they wanted. This really showed me how important it is to work hard and stand up for yourself. If you want to be involved in the fashion industry, you actually don't necessarily need to be a model. There is so much more that goes into the fashion industry than people see or think there it is. I think about how many people it takes to put together a shoot. There are so many involved from hair, makeup, styling, production and being able to see everything come together with the fashion has been such an incredible experience working with all of the different teams. Any projects forthcoming that you're most excited about? My sister and I are working on a few projects together, which I am so excited about and can't wait to share. I am looking forward to New York Fashion Week and all of the shows and events that I will be going to. I'm also so genuinely honored to be featured in PAPER. It's been a dream of mine for a while, and I'm excited to share this feature with the world.

I hope she doesn't get shit for it because the video is not even remotely sexual, erotic or even embarrassing. It's basically not even the kind of video you would send to a boyfriend or girlfriend. She's just naked laying on a bed and she just pans the camera over her body.

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Is there a reason you're coming on BZ with a shitty attitude? Just because something isn't done exactly the way you want it doesn't give you the right to come on here and be an asshole. Chill your shit, or you'll quickly find yourself on mod watch.

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I am so confused right now....

Tequila Taylor seems to have slowed a bit. Taylor barely hangs out with the other angels save Stella and spends more time with Daph and her sisters. Best guess she's just over parting all the time. I think the same thing is happening with Sara actually. Grace, Martha, Elsa, Taylor, Stella and Sara* (somewhat) seem way less drinky/club happy then say Jasmine, Jo, Romee & Leomie

That's exactly right! Pepe and the dozens upon dozens of incarnations of him are often used on Twitch/4Chan and Reddit to express emotions without having to write it. Example without using Pepe You're excited about something. Rather then write something like "OMG! HOLY SHIT!", twitch will use PogChamp = This video will show Chat Spam using emotes and text. You'll see Pepe being used a couple of times because people are happy It's kinda both. Depends on who you're talking to. To the Liberal Media and SJW's they see a lot of twitch emotes as the bastion of the Alt-Right (mostly because they can't meme and get trolled hard by us when we use them). To us Twitchers/4Chan/Redditers they're a means of expression, trolling, and just having a good time. ^^ Poggers BibleThump KKona= I'm hyped/excited and the song is sad (used ironically) and KKona = Redneck, Sister Fucking, South, Hillbilly Meme KKona KKona At the end of the day there are thousands of emotes, and either you know them and use them, or you don't. It's kinda like being part of a "not so secret" community.