At first, it was confusing to me that people are choosing not to believe Megan and instead take the side of Lanez, a person who has a history of alleged domestic abuse, and who, as the court will hopefully soon hear, allegedly admitted to being the shooter. The court also heard audio from an interview in which Megan’s former friend Kelsey Harris told prosecutors she saw Lanez shoot at Megan five times, and that he later tried to bribe her into keeping quiet.
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Anyone who knows me well knows that I take full advantage of holiday party dressing, maintaining my “more is more” motto year after year. No matter the dress code an invitation may advise, I always say, “Bring on the high heels, embellished dresses, and seasonal color palettes.”
Even before she started streaming on Twitch in 2017, QuarterJade aka Jodi, who asked not to share her last name citing privacy concerns, had watched OTV videos in her college library. “I had known of [OTV] but mostly I was following a lot of the girls,” she recalls. “I knew of Lily. I knew of Imane, and I would watch their streams … And then I remember the announcement of, ‘Oh my god, we’re OTV!'” As her channel quickly blossomed, Jodi found herself running in the same circles and gaming in the same lobbies as many of OTV’s members. Once Sydeon, who’s also from the Seattle area (fun fact: Jodi’s ex introduced them. The friendship has lasted longer than the relationship), decided to move to LA to pursue modeling and streaming, the now-inseparable pair became more enmeshed with the OTV crew. So when the opportunity came for Jodi and Syd to join an organization, it made sense for them to join OTV, even though orgs like 100 Thieves and NRG were sniffing around. “There’s a lot of orgs out there that probably would have given us an offer, but those are just money salary offers,” Jodi says. “This is a passion project.” The rest is in your watched history.
Former Jordan Brand Footwear VP Gentry Humphrey and director Hannah Storm. Image Source: ABC News Studios/Hulu
True sneakerheads know that the intersection of sports and fashion is the holy grail. Look no further than “Grails: When Sneakers Change the Game,” a new docuseries from director and producer Hannah Storm.
