Random and somewhat niche things that are cool

[@humaneconnection]

This is one of the most relaxing videos I've ever watched, it's like watching a live pinterest board, or getting a monthly curation in a magazine/zine. thanks for making this so delightful!

[@olainamillion]

thank you, i'm happy you enjoyed it!

[@sydneyphiri6408]

we are grateful for having you.

[@olainamillion]

🥰thank you

[@zeee9856]

I went to a symphony with Avatar the Last Airbender music and the show was playing in the back. It was AMAZING.

[@olainamillion]

Omg I love Avatar!!!! I love I'm looking into this right now!

[@zeee9856]

Omg yesss! I hope you are able to go!! Thank you for being another black girl that likes classical music💅🏿

[@allthingsiro]

Finally the algorithm put you on my radar. Immediately subscribed.

[@JANNINEBEIER]

Drinking my morning coffee and starting my week with this video, love your style and energy ♥️ Thanks for the cool recommendations 😊

[@tanyamsam]

ugh i love this video, so so cozy and I feel like I was just chilling with a friend in her living room. also your hair is so gorgeous

[@XxstrangersinthemudxX]

you just convinced me to start making faceless content on tiktok

[@olainamillion]

hell yeah! remember to have fun with it 🙂

[@aielianna]

tiktok stresses me out but it’s such a good idea

[@XxstrangersinthemudxX]

@ Yes, it can be quite stressful, it took me a while to “build” my algorithm to be less invasive in a way that no brainrot videos pop up on my fyp and stuff like that. Also i feel like making tik tok content doesn’t consume as much time as youtube so if you don’t have a lot of free time but you want to make content it’s a good alternative

[@feliciab123]

I love the switch up of your angles! It kept the video interesting! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@jubiterr]

This channel is a gem!

[@pamelawalker11]

obsessed with this video - curated cute cool things! just finished renovating my home and slowly adding treasures :)

[@olainamillion]

The fun part has officially started haha 🤎

[@tenelezwane7968]

I'm so glad that I met your channel through this video. It's such a lovely intro into your mind and details of design. I am officially a fan! *clicks on next video*

[@rachael8059]

the fact that I’ve just stumbled on this channel and Ola is so cool, and the random things are so cool, and she brings up photos by Carrie Mae Weems who I LOVE and have written articles about…. instant subscribe!

[@desgndesgnr]

one of my fav video of yours!! def learned a few things i didnt expect

[@oldvintagesoul]

Thank you for introducing me to cosmos ❤ I love this video!

[@gladitsnotme]

I can't live without the Google Lens app

[@maeganswrld]

this video was so relaxing to watch . it felt like we've been friends for forever

[@mix_348]

Great video!! I saw your reel but would you consider posting a full flat tour on YT? I love the colors in your home (also your outfit!)

[@Summmersigh]

You have such great taste!!! I love your channel!

[@creativewah]

Love this video! Your hair is beautiful! ❤❤❤

[@naughtintibi]

immediately thought of lizzy hadfield’s bookshelves when you mentioned stacked books and then you had a pic of her for pop of colour, then i thought of her orange books. she does both well ✨

[@djsihmz]

Such a great roundup!!

[@tiarralucas]

loved this video!!

[@couragepassion]

Gatekeeper here, I used to do that in college a lot, now I see that it was due to my insecurities about not being so good as other students, and the craziest part? I made up in my head (not on purpose, but I did) how better other students were than me 🔥

[@SmallWork7654gh]

Great video! Do you ever do room make overs on photo shop?

[@knicolestyle]

I loved everything about this video! I'm inspired to step up my editing game and get back on KZbin. You've just gained another subscriber 😊

[@siene4079]

hey! I just came across your work, I enjoy watching it a lot! I was curious, what equipement (camera and mic) do you use? No worries if you don’t want to share :)

[@isabeljac]

love this video!!!

[@Jasmine-tr1zs]

This is the first video of yours I’ve been recommended and I love the vibe of it. Subscribed!

[@massieldejesus958]

Where have you been in my life girl? 👀 Thank you YT for recommending this on my feed! Immediately subscribed ☺

[@oyeolubowale4123]

Ugh I’m so sad i missed the el dorado concerts. Thank you for creating. Your videos have the perfect vibe

[@bdrp99]

You’re so beautiful! :) new subscriberrrr. The vintage pieces in your house 😍

[@sophiechristinel]

Very cool things! Love your channel & I have the same glass coaster :)

[@jessicatda5601]

Faceless beauty >> matilda on vidéo 😍👌🏻 Her videos are soooo satisfying and aesthetic 🤩

[@valariebingham8995]

great video. I'm also very interested in the faceless accounts. i'll be checking them out

[@thanksandpraises]

I love the concept of this video

[@dogaaktug2249]

girl i found you ❤❤ this was fun!! thank you!!

[@lizziexo1860]

i was 20 secs in and had to subscribe. wow your energy 💕

[@eseoghene2166]

loved the video and your hair is gorgeous ♥

[@sephorabossoku5179]

thank you for this content!:)

[@leslielopez4288]

Immediately subscribed!

[@CB____]

Love this video idea

[@breannaebanks4391]

Just found ur channel and rlly love ur videos 💌

[@andreyapatinha6727]

Your voice is soooo calming

[@ianhucke3031]

she love love, me too :) Inches and Falling by the Format

[@Thatgirlwithabonnet]

Your hairstyle❤

[@hereforit2347]

Decorating with books because they’re “aesthetically pleasing” is so disheartening. Books don’t *”show your personality”* if you don’t read them and don’t even know what titles you own. It’s sends a completely false message about who you are, how you spend your time, and what you enjoy. The whole “bookshelf wealth” trend is annoying. Do books look great in stacks around the house, on shelves, and piled up on tabletops? Of course! But if no one is reading them, they serve no purpose other than to impress visitors. Great writers and literature are disappearing. Book stores, except one or two big chains, are virtually non-existent. There used to be newsstands and mom-and-pop bookstores all over. Every drug store had spinning racks filled with the latest paperbacks. Libraries were like churches. They were sacred places. If you even spoke audibly you were out on the street. As a kid, your first library card felt like a driver’s license or the key to an exclusive country club. We didn’t always have streaming, 24-hour television, video games, cell phones, social media, and the internet. We read; often because there was nothing else to do. Nevertheless, books were a treat. From the age of eight to fourteen there was no television in our house. All we had were board games, toys, arts and crafts supplies, the piano, a guitar, and books. Young people didn’t need to discover who they were by being “followers” of “influencers” on social media. They developed identities in their formative years. They walked to and from school unchaperoned and went outside unsupervised to play with the other kids in the neighborhood. They walked, rode bikes and skateboards, and took public transportation to parks, public pools, malls, and movie theaters. They made discoveries about themselves and the world through reading. Our family took a jaunt to the magazine stand every Saturday to buy comic books. I still have my grandma’s hardcover Reader’s Digest novels from the 60s, and 70s. My mom had hundreds of books. From dime store paperbacks to ancient dictionaries, law books, medical books, and books on history, art, and politics. My only problem was there wasn’t enough fiction in our house. I’m gradually re-collecting favorites from my childhood, teen, and young adult years that were lost or lent to friends and never returned. I curate the books I once read and loved or that I plan to read in their near future. I buy early editions when possible and hardcover when I can because they look and hold up better. My books are like family members. Books have held so much meaning for me. They’ve often saved my life in one way or another. To see them reduced to simple decor or used to look “cool” is not only painful, but a sure sign of the disintigration of our culture.

[@dopeplanetwatcher4471]

this is awesome.

[@feyiomotehinwa]

I love this!

[@user-nlvmruu]

omg you 100% have issa vibes!

[@olainamillion]

she's one of my favs - so i love this compliment 😍 thank you!

[@aliyahhumphrey7483]

Give me all the angels.

[@user-iu4pj8pr6q]

Styling your living room with books, I love the idea and the result. But styling your interior with books that you don't read and that you bought only for decoration, I find that completely insane and ridiculous. I'm not targeting anyone, I just wanted to share my opinion :).

[@bepopaws]

this video is SO good, I haven’t even finished it, but girl, you will blow up in 2025 trust me 😭💓💓💓💓💓💓

[@JPAF]

Ola you're cool

[@sheeshneesh]

cosmos reminds me of tumblr? Does Gen Z kno what tumblr is?lol

[@CocoaBeachBeauty]

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[@ti2809]

oh yeah, you know what's great about books instead of actually reading them ? stacking them ! stacking them on tables, stacking them on chairs, stacking things on top of them like candles and trinkets... you can stack them in so many neat ways but don't read them at all because that's not what they're for. just go out into a thrift store and pick by the best cover and the best most aesthetically pleasing spine because you'll never open them up to read them and it's best to leave them closed in a neat little stack with a tray of nic nacs or a lamp stacked on top of it to make sure no one dares open them up.

[@LuisMercadoorg]

I was tremendously happy with your tone and vibe… until you defended gatekeeping. Culture is out there to be shared, not imprisoned. That’s how culture has always thrived.

[@olainamillion]

I agree culture is meant to be shared, but I still think there's aspects of it that should be kept private 🤷‍♀. I've seen how things have gone viral become exploited and unfortunately affect people's access to things/livelihood.

[@LuisMercadoorg]

@@olainamillion for example?

[@RagingStrawberry]

@@LuisMercadoorgLiterally any cool vintage furniture, clothes, etc. It goes viral, companies mass produce it and sell it at a premium, or the authentic versions go way up in price…

[@Envwhyy]

@@LuisMercadoorgthe coquette aesthetic…now it’s just bows 🤦🏽‍♀️😭

[@LuisMercadoorg]

@@RagingStrawberry you can’t gatekeep cultural artifacts from capitalism. It will always assimilate what it can commodify, no matter how you protect it. When talking about gatekeeping we usually speak about it on a personal level.

[@abiolabalogun7273]

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