I miss my MTV (ink)
Oct. 28th, 2009 01:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rainbowunicorn_readsI miss MTV Ink magazine. That was my favorite magazine when I was younger, since PULP had interesting photos sometimes but was too "pa-macho" and sexist for me. MTV Ink, in all its huge format glory was quirky, cool without being too pretentious, had a wonderful layout and equally loveable short stories and reviews. The people from the mag seemed like a fun, approachable bunch and I could almost imagine me fangirling in their presence. I saved up every month so I could buy it, and it never let me down. Until they had to reformat the mag, that is. And now the mag is gone.
I remember the ukay trips the editors took, and the detailed descriptions about every MRT and LRT station and distinctly remember re-reading each article a gazillion times that I could almost quote it. Yes I did not have a life.
No one else comes close, MTV Ink. (Except for BURN, which is now sadly gone, too) sob.
I remember the ukay trips the editors took, and the detailed descriptions about every MRT and LRT station and distinctly remember re-reading each article a gazillion times that I could almost quote it. Yes I did not have a life.
No one else comes close, MTV Ink. (Except for BURN, which is now sadly gone, too) sob.