Rob

Strength isn’t always shown in what you can hold on to but let go of—

[Rob @CaliChink]

Actions prove who someone is, words just show who they want to be

[THUGGERDAILY ひ @ThuggerDaily]

FUTURE PERFORMING AT THE WORLD CUP 2026 USA OPENING CEREMONY 🔥 🔥

[jaw @jawdroppuh_]

@thoughtcrime___ one of the most terrifying people i've ever seen with a gun. chilling. genes of a man and jeans of a woman.

[le.hl @0xleegenz]

Team meeting after the entire HR team got fired

[IG: olesoul57.2 ♉️ 5/12 @olesoul57_2]

Oh that was dope 🤯🔥

[ZachXBT @zachxbt]

1/ Meet Dritan Kapllani Jr, a US based threat actor tied to $19M from social engineering thefts targeting crypto holders.

Dritan flexes luxury cars, watches, private jets, & clubs all over social media.

Recently he was recorded on a call showing off a wallet with stolen funds.

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

THE MAYOR WAS A CHINESE SPY

[Jeremy @Jeremybtc]

A man destroyed a $47 BILLION company in 6 weeks, took $1.7 BILLION from them and was never charged. Then he raised $350 MILLION to do it all over again.

> Adam Neumann co-founded WeWork in 2010. The pitch was simple. Lease large office spaces, sublease them in smaller chunks to startups and freelancers.

> It was a real estate company. He convinced the world it was a technology company.

> In 2017 Masayoshi Son of SoftBank met Neumann for 12 minutes and wrote a check for $4.4 BILLION. He valued WeWork at $20 BILLION on the spot.

> With unlimited capital, Neumann's behaviour became untouchable. He flew on a $60 MILLION private jet that crew complained reeked of marijuana.

> He bought six houses. He charged WeWork $6 MILLION to buy back the trademark for the word "We". A trademark he personally owned.

> He told employees he wanted to be the world's first TRILLIONAIRE. He said he planned to live forever. He told friends his goal was to be president of the world.

> By January 2019, SoftBank valued WeWork at $47 BILLION. It was operating in 28 countries and burning over $200,000 every single hour.

> SoftBank pushed for an IPO. The filing went public in August 2019.

> Investors read the prospectus and saw BILLIONS in long term lease obligations against monthly tenants, no path to profit and a CEO who had personally borrowed against his own company stock.

> The IPO collapsed in six weeks. WeWork's valuation dropped from $47 BILLION to $8 BILLION. The company laid off thousands of employees.

> Neumann was removed as CEO. He walked away with $1.7 BILLION in cash, stock and a consulting fee.

> WeWork filed for bankruptcy in November 2023. SoftBank's losses on the company exceeded $11 BILLION.

> Neumann was never charged with anything.

> In 2022 he raised $350 MILLION for a new residential real estate company called Flow. Andreessen Horowitz led the round. It was the largest single check the firm had ever written.

> Flow is now valued at $2.5 BILLION. Apple TV made a series about Neumann called WeCrashed. He still does interviews.

Neumann never tried to hide who he was. The investors who funded him both times knew the track record before they signed. They just decided that founders capable of raising at his scale are too rare to walk away from.

[Prime Video @PrimeVideo]

The Boys Final Season is now streaming on Prime.

[Young Thug ひ @youngthug]

I’m changing my fucking name asap bro

[Creepy.org @creepydotorg]

Last photos of 14-year-old Polish girl Czesława Kwoka, who was murdered in Auschwitz with a phenol injection to the heart.

Moments earlier, a female guard had beaten her in the face with a stick because she did not understand what was being said to her.

Wilhelm Brasse, the prisoner forced to photograph her, said the girl wiped her tears and the blood from her lower lip before the pictures were taken.

[Goode Foods @goodefoodsfam]

Unfortunately, they don’t want you to know about this…

[Taurin @Taurock]

Security told Chud to move. He calls them Nig**** & walks off.

White woman hears him and asks to walk him back over to say it to there face.

"You don't wanna say it to there face, scary ass"

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

d4vd has been arrested for the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

[sui ☄️ @birdabo]

this is literally how they portray Claude Mythos 😭😭😭

[FREE TAXSTONE! @Diamy_TV]

probably heard that Gucci snitch track

[Lord Bebo @MyLordBebo]

🇰🇷 Jesus from South Korea was supposed to float slightly above the stage, but, due to technical issues, the crane continued to lift the performer high into the city skyline

So, he epically plummeted "to heaven"

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

The Kanye comeback is producing the most cleanly split market response in modern entertainment history.

U.S. side: Two sold-out SoFi Stadium shows. $33 million in ticket revenue across two nights. $18 million from a single Friday show, one of the highest-grossing single concerts ever. "Bully" debuts at #2 on Billboard 200 with 152,000 units. Spotify and RapCaviar feature him on top playlists. Live Nation is booking the tour through August across India, Turkey, the Netherlands, France, Spain, and Portugal.

U.K. side: Wireless Festival announces him as headliner for all three nights. Within days, Pepsi pulls its sponsorship. Diageo (Guinness, Smirnoff, Baileys, Captain Morgan, Johnnie Walker) pulls its sponsorship. The Prime Minister publicly condemns the booking. Campaign Against Antisemitism calls for a travel ban. Liberal Democrat leader calls it "extremely serious."

Same artist. Same week. Same album cycle. One market is pricing in the apology. The other is pricing in the pattern.

In January, he took out a full-page Wall Street Journal ad titled "To Those I've Hurt," attributed everything to bipolar disorder and a frontal lobe injury from his 2002 car crash. The ADL's response was telling: the apology is "long overdue" but "doesn't automatically undo" the years of antisemitic behavior.

The financial math tells you where this is actually heading. In October 2022, he lost Adidas ($1.5B in net worth gone overnight), Gap, Balenciaga, Vogue, his talent agency, and his lawyer in the span of about 72 hours. Forbes dropped him from $2B to $400M. Three and a half years later, he's pulling $33M from two shows and selling $20 merch on https://t.co/beks0SsMnb.

He rebuilt the revenue without rebuilding the corporate infrastructure. No brand deals. No equity partnerships. Direct-to-consumer everything. The concert math and streaming numbers prove the audience never left. The sponsor math proves the institutions did.

That's the actual story here. The consumer market and the corporate market have permanently forked on the same person.

[Yeezyrih @Yeeezyrih]

Ms Lauryn Hill said “is it ok if I do a lil sum?” AND WENT ABSOLUTELY CRAZY 😭🔥🐐

I still haven’t recovered from this

[Rhevolver @Rhevolver]

En Sonora, dos adolescentes de 13 y 15 años engañaron a su “amiga” con que le tenían preparada una sorpresa y para ello debía acompañarlas. Ella confío, la llevaron a una casa, le vendaron los ojos y la asfixiaron con una cuerda hasta matarla.

Una recibió un “castigo” de 2 años 10 meses de internamiento, y la otra de 11 meses de libertad asistida. La segunda ya está libre y solo debió pagar 5 mil putos pesos de compensación. La familia de la asesinada gastó 30,000 en sepultarla.

Pinche sociedad de mierda.