Balloonie B. Jones

I like to play games | she/her

[Balloonie B. Jones @Balloonpuddle]

@QueenNaomiTTV Ayyy, congratulations Naomiii!!!

[Balloonie B. Jones @Balloonpuddle]

@jus_breecause Nah fr 😭😭😭

[Balloonie B. Jones @Balloonpuddle]

@SuzieLilBootie Aww, Congratulations!!!!

[TommiiMichelle @TommiiMichelle]

Live 💕
https://t.co/yWmZX60BND

[✨Lovely✨ @ItsLovelyLaveau]

I wanted to be on this show so bad

[Balloonie B. Jones @Balloonpuddle]

@ZhakiraRazhe @pomeaye our girl Jorja dropped an album!!

[ASTAFLEX @NotAstaflex]

Vacations are OVER!

My community 🍪🥛 & I 👵🏿 are honored to be invited to @CallofDuty’s #MW4 exclusive avant-première event #CODNext!

Lock in 🔒 tomorrow Insha’Allah at 12pm ET for some

EXPLOSIVE 🧨 ACTION-PACKED GAMEPLAYS

Thanks for the opportunity & God bless!

https://t.co/1XyEWzOuCZ

[Balloonie B. Jones @Balloonpuddle]

@Kid_Kolors Planet Coaster 👀

[PHAYY 👑 ✨ @notoriousphay]

On Apex Chile…

https://t.co/9jGpCFzuJP

[Black Film Alerts @BlackFilmAlerts]

Danielle Brooks, J. Alphonse Nicholson, and Bodhi Dell star in Walter Thompson-Hernandez’s ‘If I Go Will They Miss Me.’

A young boy attempts to connect with his father following his incarceration while sensing visions, airplanes, and Greek gods.

🎥: In theaters | Sept. 18th

[Balloonie B. Jones @Balloonpuddle]

@Mona__Leesha @liishaMAC Definitely second Sunkenland!! I love that game

[TommiiMichelle @TommiiMichelle]

SATURDAY 7 PM ET!!!
https://t.co/WN28pP9fbM

[RNB RADAR @rnbradar]

Elmiene the best voice in the game right now

[TommiiMichelle @TommiiMichelle]

Y’all go show some love to @thatguybgreen’s C4C vlog!!!

👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
Con 4 The Culture hit different this year… https://t.co/YVtsjTKRL6 via @YouTube

[Wale @Wale]

Friday

[ToonHive @ToonHive]

The final season of ‘The Proud Family: Louder And Prouder’ is now streaming on Disney+.

[Balloonie B. Jones @Balloonpuddle]

@liishaMAC pottery

[༄ @BENLIKETHIS]

give her an emmy, an oscar, a nobel peace prize, SOMETHING

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

5th July 1852: Abolitionist leader Frederick Douglass gave the timeless speech,

"The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro"