I’m so happy and glad Maria Rosaria and Carmen took Zeudi away from those rats and that disgusting production as soon as possible! Zeudi is now an international phenomenon and those rats will have to take an appointment and beg if they want to be in the same room as her from now on! 🦄🌎
@zeudidipalma you are beyond anything this show has ever produced and your family and friends know your worth, listen to them and don’t let low lives try to get anything out of you ❤️ #zeudiners #zelena #ZEUDICRASH
The hate campaign against him this WC has opened my eyes to how legit hateful some people are
When I saw my irls hate on him who don’t even have a clue about the sport, that opened my eyes. Stay away from these people
He is deadarse my superhero and I will forever back him
As a black person, cheering for France, England, Belgium, or Portugal while demonizing Argentina supporters because "Argentina is a racist country" is peak hypocrisy and intellectual laziness. Mental insanity.
Also bitching about Argentina's squad not having Black players while ignoring the fact that many African national teams have no White players either is pure madness and idiocy.
Applying one standard to Argentina and another standard to everyone else is hypocrisy.
Leave your politics out of this beautiful sport of football and shove it down your anus.
The best way I can sum up those last 20 minutes is this:
The greatest footballer of all time saw the curtain beginning to fall on his career, simply refused to accept it, and DRAGGED his team to victory.
The difference between Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé in the World Cup Golden Boot race is that one of them is surrounded by some of the best players in the world—like Olise, Dembélé, Barcola, and Doué.
The other is playing alongside a group of very limited players, yet he’s still competing for the Golden Boot. That’s exactly what he’s done throughout his entire career.
Sorry, but the situations are clearly not the same, and the achievement doesn’t carry the same value for both players. Messi, at the very end of his career, is carrying the attack almost by himself, while Mbappé is benefiting from the quality of the teammates around him.
Messi is, by himself, both an entire attacking system and a chance-creating machine.
First clip from for Hayley Kiyoko's ‘GIRLS LIKE GIRLS’.
The film follows a coming-of-age story where the new-girl-in-town Coley falls in love for the first time while learning to accept herself
In theaters on June 19.