Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Community-driven: Actively organizes fandom spaces like the “TVL reading club question: Do you want to do the meeting in call (discord) or in text? (Twitter group)” tweet to include others.
- Creative: Consistently shares original art and fanworks, e.g., “Now you guys can’t say I’m a loser who only argues because I also make fanfic and fanarts”.
- Culturally-aware: Highlights Black experiences and issues, as in “HAPPY BHM TO THE PROUD NIGGAS”.
- Humorous: Injects wit into commentary like “My mom asked me to make food for our guests I screamed ‘MERET MANON’…”.
- Passionate: Expresses strong fandom devotion, such as “MELTWT GUMLEE ELPHABATWT BLACK IWTVTWT SINNERSTWT STAND UP! OUR TIME TO SHINE IS NOW #bhm”.
Weaknesses:
- Overextended: Handles multiple fandom projects simultaneously, suggesting strain, e.g., “I’m going somewhere! #iwtv ldpdl #iwtvfanart #louisdepointedulac”.
- Conflict-prone: Engages in frequent debates as seen in “Girl Im the first person to critisize white queers but this was really not the moment”.
- Validation-seeking: Often worries about engagement, e.g., “Posting my art here feels like an humiliation ritual”.
- Negativity-fatigue: Expresses exhaustion with drama, like “Every recent drama on iwtvtwt was started by the two same people”.
- Inconsistency: Switches tones abruptly, such as celebrating while also lamenting being unheard in “Literally where are my oomfs i feel like I’m talking to myself”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa’s mix of intellect, artistic drive, and outspoken activism fits Sol’s persona. Their thread about expressive fanart and cultural pride mirrors Lisa’s creative streak, e.g., “Now you guys can’t say I’m a loser who only argues because I also make fanfic and fanarts”. Sol’s social justice commentary and defense of Black queer spaces echo Lisa’s moral outspokenness, such as “Girl Im the first person to critisize white queers but this was really not the moment”. Their introspective moments align with Lisa’s reflective nature, like “Literally where are my oomfs i feel like I’m talking to myself”.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
Extraversion (E): They thrive on interaction and collective hype, inviting fandoms to “STAND UP” and openly sharing social frustrations (“MELTWT GUMLEE ELPHABATWT BLACK IWTVTWT SINNERSTWT STAND UP! OUR TIME TO SHINE IS NOW #bhm”, “Literally where are my oomfs i feel like I’m talking to myself”). Intuition (N): Their tweets are saturated with imaginative headcanons, speculative art concepts, and pattern-spotting across fandoms (“tropical frutiger ldpdl... PLSSS HEAR ME OUT IK IT DOESNT MAKE SENSE BUT PLS”). Feeling (F): They lead with values and community care, calling out racism/homophobia and centering emotional resonance in their critiques (“Homophobic black men why do you even exist”, “Girl Im the first person to critisize white queers but this was really not the moment”). Perceiving (P): Their approach is spontaneous and exploratory—experimenting with art ideas on the fly and embracing improvisation rather than rigid plans (“I have a vision and it’s gonna be weird but it’s okay!”, “Ooo I’m gonna post my art more often”).
Some pickup lines for you
- You said posting your art feels like a humiliation ritual, but as someone #liked #reposted #saved #bookmarked #kissedmyscreen in spirit, I volunteer as your emotional PR manager and number-one hype hoe.
- You’re over there planning a TVL reading club and Loumand BDSM analyses, and I’m just wondering if I can RSVP as your designated chaotic co-host and post-episode debrief cuddle buddy.
- Under moonlight, black boys look blue… but every time you drop another Louis or Claudia fanart, my whole timeline lights up like those flowers she makes glow.
- You love Loustat, Danlou, Loumand, MelJay, MelKayn, Sambucky, Lumity, and black Yuri—but have you considered the canon endgame ship ‘You x Someone Who Actually Likes All Your Art Posts’?
- You said you’re ‘going somewhere’ with that #iwtv fanart—if that somewhere is Greece for the TVL premiere, I can be your unemployed partner-in-crime; we’ll third-wheel Loustat together and call it field research.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
Illustrator & fandom firestarter. I’ve live-tweeted three watch parties while painting Lestat, and yes, the fanfic drafts are coming.– @perladesol
Your signature cocktail
Moonlit Multi-Fandom Elixir
Moonlit Multi-Fandom Elixir channels their night-obsessed persona and multi-fandom “final boss” energy with an overproof hibiscus rum base that hits as hard as “Baby Lestat is gonna violate it everyday idk what to tell you”. Tamarind-lime cordial keeps it tart and witty, echoing their playful debates like “Girl Im the first person to critisize white queers but this was really not the moment”. A blue butterfly pea concentrate mirrors their poetic bio “‘under moonlight, black boys look blue’” and shifts color as dramatically as their fandom switches from Loumand to Loustat. Finally, sparkling coconut water lightens the mood so the cocktail keeps pace with their boundless art drops such as “I’m going somewhere! #iwtv ldpdl #iwtvfanart”, balancing sweet celebration with a refreshing kick.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Their timeline brims with outspoken courage that fits Gryffindor. They openly confront dynamics they find harmful, like critiquing fandom racism in “Girl Im the first person to critisize white queers but this was really not the moment” and calling out misogyny in “I think you guys hate women”, showing boldness in defending their beliefs. They step into conflict even when it might cost followers, as in “just posted about hr and lost 2 followers oh my gosh”, proving they value conviction over comfort. Their readiness to spearhead discussions (#TVL reading club) and rally specific fandom corners demonstrates a daring, leader-like energy quintessential to the lion house.
Your movie
Your song
Formation - Beyoncé
Sol’s bio and feed radiate unapologetic Black pride and queer fandom energy, making Formation—a celebration of Black identity, resilience, and cultural swagger—a perfect match. Their rallying cry “HAPPY BHM TO THE PROUD NIGGAS” echoes Beyoncé’s fierce proclamation of Black excellence. Passion for Black characters and stories—see “MELTWT GUMLEE ELPHABATWT BLACK IWTVTWT SINNERSTWT STAND UP! OUR TIME TO SHINE IS NOW #bhm”—aligns with the song’s insistence on centering Black narratives. Their artistic hustle and refusal to shrink themselves, evident in “Now you guys can’t say I’m a loser who only argues because I also make fanfic and fanarts” and “Posting my art here feels like an humiliation ritual,” mirror Beyoncé’s message about turning vulnerability into power. Finally, the mix of sensuality, chaos, and fandom devotion in “I wonder if Loumand had good sex or if that was also what Louis meant by “boring”” and “Baby Lestat is gonna violate it everyday idk what to tell you” reflects the track’s blend of swagger, wit, and cultural commentary.
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