✨help me what to choose✨

aye fellas! I have a hard time choosing what to study. I always wanted to do something with fashion, but I hate sewing and I think that fashion design wouldn't really suit me, now I'm feeling like I should choose graphic design but I'm not sure if they would accept me because of my portfolio(most of my artwork is paintings and I can't really draw on photoshop yet). I love to paint, I have some weird ass ideas and I'm pretty sure I'd make good adverts, I'd like to edit magazines, I'd even want to create music video for someone, I also would like to be a stylist in the future because I really love clothes but I don't think styling needs courses..I have like 10k followers on IG, 35k on tumblr, 84k on twitter so I'm pretty sure I'd have some kind of support in styling or my artwork, but what should I really choose to study by my hobbies? Do you think graphic design is the right choice? Maybe I should choose fashion communication & styling? Which one has more perspective?

WOW - you sound like you have a lot of potential directions to go in.

You don't mention your academic background. I'd strongly recommend taking some sort of Art & Design foundation diploma (these are usually run as either BTECs or under UAL as the exam board). They're basically a year for you to experiment and figure out what you want to study (as well as developing your portfolio so that when you apply you have a good set of work to show).

Have you tried looking through the websites and prospectuses for the art specialist universities?
http://www.arts.ac.uk/study-at-ual/courses/
http://www.nua.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/
http://aub.ac.uk/courses/ba/
http://www.uca.ac.uk/study/courses/
http://www.gsa.ac.uk/study/undergraduate-degrees/

is a selection (NOT EXCLUSIVE!) that should give you some more ideas about the sorts of creative courses available and what they include. A lot of these universities will also offer foundation diplomas as well (although be aware a FAD is considered A level equivalent and so you wont get university level student loans/funding - tuition is usually free if you're under 20 but you might have to find money to live on if you're planning on leaving home).

Looking at your interests I'd suggest looking closer at illustration as a potential subject. It would let you continue with your painting but encompasses the "working to a brief" and working for publications aspect of graphic design as well as story telling etc.