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John Kuckian is back with more products and they're still trash.

Internationally renowned makeup artist who's worked on celebs from Selena Gomez to Queen Elizabeth John Kuckian is back with fresh, hot and new makeup products. Oh, this isn't a satire blog? Back to reality then. John Kuckian is a drama channel who's only two days ago put makeup on another humans face for the first time yet somehow claims to have the makeup knowledge and expertise to own a makeup brand which he claims sells out rapidly at every launch. Taking away from how John faked the selling out of his first launch claiming the website had crashed when he literally just changed the homepage of his website, he's back with new products. So, to hype up this new launch of literal resold private label ali-express products John decided to do makeup on his (seemingly) long-time friend. Take away John's hyena being gut punched by King Kong laugh and I guess their friendship is cute? I'm stretching for nice things to say, I know. John starts the vi

The Aftermath Of Dramagedon. What Happened After?

Unless you lived under a rock or somehow managed to dodge the social media storm that was "dramagedon" you more than likely already know the backstory but in case you don't, here is a quick breakdown. Four famous beauty guru's decided they would post a shady picture attacking Jeffree Star. Jeffree's stan's didn't take too kindly too this and retaliated by digging up the shady and cruel pasts of the influencers in the photo. Fast forward nearly two months from the disaster and we can take a look at just how damaging potentially the largest and most known beauty guru scandal ever, was. Manny Mua: Prior to dramagedon MannyMUA was getting roughly 13 million views and 194,000 subscribers every 30 days. He averaged 6,400 subscribers with 466,000 views daily, a very successful channel. Post dramagedon his numbers dropped dramatically. He now receives a little over 6 million views every 30 days and his subscribers dropped to losing 70,000