@milaluvssalish: #nalish forever Salish and nidal. And that hm Salish is making it look like it’s funny we just wanna knowww #salishmatter #fyp #nidalwonder #salishmatteredit @Salish @Jordan Matter @salishbts @nidalwonder @not._.nidal Salish Matter Nidal wonder Nalish edit

𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐚ᢉ𐭩
𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐚ᢉ𐭩
Open In TikTok:
Region: PT
Monday 15 June 2026 19:02:21 GMT
858373
140048
559
5138

Music

Download

Comments

tenner4life100
mia ♾️🪽 :
cant let gang know I still watch jordan matter.
2026-07-05 11:40:17
11587
blahblehga
Susmathegreat🍥 :
Payton said "STILL"
2026-06-19 06:30:48
2321
soph2907
𝘚𝘰𝘱𝘩 :
honestly having a friendship like them would be amazing
2026-09-01 22:57:02
0
avrorafxx
~aurora~ :
i fear they will never date all because of the internet 😔
2026-07-26 05:27:27
426
aliciagomes2_6
Ąłîćīä :
She said still btw
2026-06-24 19:08:21
5155
livflips_
Liv🦄🤸🏼‍♂️🎧 :
my favorite friendship!
2026-09-01 02:44:53
0
jab12331
🇧🇷𓆉 𓇼Gabi 𓇼 𓆉🇨🇦 :
The way she looked at Collin
2026-06-18 15:43:50
608
snowballs622
Ilikeeatingsnowmanballs💋 :
What did she mean still like nidal
2026-07-19 16:59:06
19
new_editor321
￴ :
do you STILL like ni dal?
2026-06-16 23:50:47
186
jules_loves_y0u
juliettt :
hhehehehehehehheheeh
2026-07-11 16:56:25
18
kennailoveyou
✨🛍️🪩KENNA :
Wait Payton said “still”
2026-07-08 11:08:20
75
stukkievirnrukkie3
￴ ￴￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ :
WHY IS THERE 5% OF PEOPLE WHO SAID NO
2026-08-24 08:32:52
6
To see more videos from user @milaluvssalish, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

The Infinite Pencil Loop — Lost in Imagination ✏️ Whenever I travel to a place that inspires me, I take pictures and later combine them into seamless loops, blending real landscapes with my macro and microscopic material to create an infinite visual hallucination. This time, I imagined a paper plane flying through my dreams. Can you recognize any of the places along the way? For the most curious, here is a little technical breakdown. There is no AI involved in this video, just like in all my creations. For the wide shots, I take many individual photographs and carefully merge them together into one continuous sequence. For the macro sections, I use real macro lenses and photograph physical materials at very high magnification. In this video, you can also experience a journey through an electron microscope, a technology normally used for scientific research that I love exploring as an artistic tool. We reach approximately 5,000× magnification on a fragment of graphite from a mechanical pencil. That is actually not an extreme magnification for an electron microscope, but it is already more than enough to enter a completely new world. The transition from the pencil into the landscape was created using a carefully edited photographic composition and a gradual opacity transition. Finally, the paper plane is a 3D model composited into the sequence. I genuinely love sharing the process behind my work because I believe that understanding how something is created can make the final result even more fascinating. And perhaps it can also help prevent every unusual visual from being immediately labelled as AI-generated. So please, don’t ask me for the prompt. There is no prompt. Just imagination, photography, microscopy, 3D, and a LOT of production and post-production work. #loop #infinite #dream #superzoom #macro
The Infinite Pencil Loop — Lost in Imagination ✏️ Whenever I travel to a place that inspires me, I take pictures and later combine them into seamless loops, blending real landscapes with my macro and microscopic material to create an infinite visual hallucination. This time, I imagined a paper plane flying through my dreams. Can you recognize any of the places along the way? For the most curious, here is a little technical breakdown. There is no AI involved in this video, just like in all my creations. For the wide shots, I take many individual photographs and carefully merge them together into one continuous sequence. For the macro sections, I use real macro lenses and photograph physical materials at very high magnification. In this video, you can also experience a journey through an electron microscope, a technology normally used for scientific research that I love exploring as an artistic tool. We reach approximately 5,000× magnification on a fragment of graphite from a mechanical pencil. That is actually not an extreme magnification for an electron microscope, but it is already more than enough to enter a completely new world. The transition from the pencil into the landscape was created using a carefully edited photographic composition and a gradual opacity transition. Finally, the paper plane is a 3D model composited into the sequence. I genuinely love sharing the process behind my work because I believe that understanding how something is created can make the final result even more fascinating. And perhaps it can also help prevent every unusual visual from being immediately labelled as AI-generated. So please, don’t ask me for the prompt. There is no prompt. Just imagination, photography, microscopy, 3D, and a LOT of production and post-production work. #loop #infinite #dream #superzoom #macro

About