hope you grabbed popcorn!

[sockquest]

the “what’s on your camera roll?” meme

What’s on your camera roll? Selfies? Photos of your loved ones? Lurid videos taken at your latest house party that you forgot to delete? Something even more scandalous? Well, better hope it’s nothing too incriminating because it’s now being projected on the big screen (in slideshow form or as a straight-up mini-movie) for everyone to see! Feel free to provide commentary or narration… or just do your best to slink away before you’re recognized as the starring role/camera operator.

how to play

1. Post a comment with your character’s name, canon, and preferences in the subject line.

2. In the body of the comment, include a description, image, or gif of something from your character’s camera roll—this can be from their actual camera, a phone, GoPro, security cam footage, whatever! Just remember to warn and put it behind a link if you want to include actual NSFW images.

3. Whatever the source of the photos/video, it’s now being projected onto a big screen for everyone else to see. Feel free to include your character’s commentary/narration on what they’re seeing… or just their general reaction to having their private images blasted into other people’s eyeballs.

4. Grab some popcorn and tag into other people’s top-levels with your character’s reactions to their impromptu screening sessions!

Comments

Oda Nobunaga | Ikemen Sengoku | OTA

[konpeito_aji]

[Nobunaga, being from 1582, does not have a camera, unsurprisingly.]

[This doesn't mean he doesn't have paintings, blueprints, and whatever else though!]

[First up is his most prized drawing that even hangs in his tenshu. It's drawn by Ieyasu Tokugawa himself, so insult it at your own peril.]

[Next up is an Kano Eitoku folding screen painting Hawks in the Pines - because Nobunaga loves hawks.]

[Work in Progress blueprints for warships that wouldn't see completion historically until Hideyoshi's reign & Imjin War.]

[Completed blueprints for Azuchi castle, complete with Akechi Mitsuhide's signature and a diagram explaining the fortifications for Nobunaga's tenshu to ease his paranoia.]

[Multiple maps and siege diagrams, yet more blueprints for forges, and a variety of early Japanese rifle designs, including several also with Akechi Mitsuhide's signature.]

[Hon'ami Koetsu calligrapy, poetry, and pottery especially tea bowls (chawan.)]

[What's notable is also what's missing. Sumi-e, because it was so deeply rooted in Buddhist traditions suffered a huge dearth of popularity under Nobunaga's rule, naturally he preserved none himself. Furthermore, forever taken with the new and wild, defying tradition and convention, he really went all in on color and things that didn't really take off for centuries. Which for anyone from after the 16th century who's met him has probably noticed his penchant for instantly.]

[He mostly just smiles and nods, quite proud of his collection, but opens the floor. Offer him things past his time, tributes, even.]