I mean if we break it down since there 90 days stream started 90%of the time he’s in the background helping around with any thing an everything from cleaning and getting phone numbers at events for collabs to even keeping chat entertained if @DeenTheGreat an @AdrienBroner are afk.
Breaking: Las Vegas Aces' A'ja Wilson has won a record fifth WNBA Most Valuable Player award for the 2026 season, becoming the first player in league history to win three straight MVPs, sources tell ESPN.
Streamer HMBLZAYY has officially completed his walk from Philadelphia to California after 124 days.
- He walked 3,000 miles and raised nearly $200,000 for charity.
“3000 miles on foot through the desert, through the mountains, through the sundown towns. Get hit by two cars. Anything is possible. God used me as a vessel to show the world, to show the youth that anything is possible. When they laugh at you, when they tell you that you can't do something, you gotta believe in yourself. Everything that we went through, everything that we went through to lead to this moment, four months on a road, sacrificing day in, day out. Every single thing that happened. But I want you to know that anything is possible. The kids that's watching, anything you want to do, you could do it. The greatness is the God in you. The greatness is the God in the spirit of God that's in you.”
Streamer “hmblzayy” who is walking from Philly to California has returned to streaming only 5 days after getting hit by a car and walked 41 miles ❤️
“a car hit me 5 days ago… they was laughing… today I did a record breaking walk 41 miles… walked 14 hours… W God”
A'ja Wilson, the WNBA's first ever four-time MVP, is signing a three-year, $5 million supermax contract to return to the Las Vegas Aces, sources tell me and @Andraya_Carter. The deal, which is the largest in WNBA history to date and fully guaranteed, was negotiated by Jade-Li English of Klutch Sports Group.
Illinois freshman guard Keaton Wagler – ranked No. 5 in ESPN's Top 100 – has declared for the 2026 NBA draft, his agency ProMondo Sports tells me and @JeremyWoo. Wagler led the 28-9 Fighting Illini to the Final Four for the first time since 2005.