Deep Dive: The Punch that Said "Enough - Wrestling, Sabrina Carpenter's Juno, and Femme Power
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A space where I unpack moments from music, videos, performances, viral clips, fiction in the film industry and viral clips that resonate deeply - whether it's cultural, emotional or speaks truth about identity, power and society. These aren't surface level reactions but thoughtful explorations of what's really going on underneath.
Why does it matter?
Pop culture shapes our stories, reflects our struggles and challenges norms. By diving into these moments, I connect them to bigger themes - especially through the lens of being Inuk, a woman and a survivor in a complex world.
Diving into the Details
First up! One topic I'm excited to explore is wrestling, particularly how it reflects and processes complex emotions. We're also keen to analyze Sabrina Carpenter's Juno, dissecting its cultural impact and relevance.
The Victors of 12 and Me
Characters from District 12 have haunted me for years — not just because of their stories, but because of what they awoke in me. This isn’t just about the Hunger Games. It’s about survival, grief, voice, and love — and the pieces of myself I see in them all.