Demondre Blanks

💜502 • Blessed • UF 💜

[B. @buhlesrevenge]

idk how to explain this, but Thursday, October and 8pm all are the same

[FlemFlam @FlemFlam_]

Make it happen

@UKFootball @LouisvilleFB

[Annie Agar @AnnieAgar]

what happened to the game i love

[kevin zuppe @KevinZuppe]

DAWG POUND!

[McNeil @REFLOG18]

JAMEIS WINSTON COMING IN

[Ocho (Saints and LSU 🫩) @OchoReacts]

This how QBs be looking at the iPad after they throw a pick into triple coverage

[NFL Hate Memes @NFLHateMemes]

What my neighbors will be hearing tonight at approximately 8:20 pm ET

[lil duval @lilduval]

When yall make them AI flyers why don’t yall just ask AI to make yalls different?

[Russell Westbrook @russwest44]

Sometimes you don’t even know when you’ve already watched the end.

You had to be there. And now it’s over.

[Carsley Golf @CarsleyGolf]

Imagine paying $90 to hit the ball 73 times and only checking out tee boxes, fairways and greens. The real move is hitting the ball 110 times and exploring the course 😂

[NFL Memes @NFLMemes]

Me, a soccer fan of two weeks, watching Team USA lose in the round of 16

[Joe B @JoeB_inCLE]

That “1” reflects the greatest championship in NBA history.
Not debatable.

[Josh Hart @joshhart]

You couldn’t teach the type of Hate Watch I’m on today

[Bad Luka 🇦🇷 @Lukarg77]

“Papá, por que me llamo Game 1 OKC-Spurs?”

[Demondre Blanks @DRE_SMOOVF]

@okcthunder it’s no fun when the rabbit has the gun 🐐

[The Masters @TheMasters]

Bryson DeChambeau takes the alternative route on No. 16. #themasters

[Tone Digs @ToneDigz]

I-right wiggle 34 switchblade. For the state championship. I love all y’all baby, I love all y’all.

[Jake “JBOY” Crain @JakeCrain_]

OZ better be happy he didn’t live in Salem in 1692 😂

[Pardon My Take @PardonMyTake]

It’s time

[Demondre Blanks @DRE_SMOOVF]

Let’s be honest you couldn’t score 83 in your child’s youth league game.
Social media is hating too much… #Respect

[WordSmiff @_WordSmiff_]

“I ain’t ever gone respect Bam’s 83” somebody who ain’t run full speed in over 365 American days.