Logan Kerr

nope.

[vinnie-o killed the radio star ☆ @frankenfazbear]

this is a test

[Brother 🫂 @RedeemDeezNutzz]

Did we I don't care,
make it? Where's Claudio

[Moo @MooSnuckel]

Reading a Barbie book to my daughter and this mf copied my whole flow, word for word bar for bar

[Aiden ⭕🪽 @AidenAndNew]

@AdamGoldberg28 Me when I'm up to mischievous tomfoolery

[Anthony Padilla @anthonypadilla]

flashback to 2006 when we had our first smosh photoshoot

[omeo 𖤐 @ihyomeo]

this was usher tonight 😭

[IandrewDiceClay @IANdrewDiceClay]

The history of Sting's jackets. A thread.

(cont ...)

[Volcano Larry  @JaimsVanDerBeek]

This is a Jon Moxley & grilled cheese sandwich appreciation post. Repost if you are a fan of both Jon Moxley & grilled cheese sandwiches.

[Juan OFTHEDEAD (COMMISSIONS OPEN) @ofthedead209]

Don't forget who's day it is today
He death matched for our sins

Amen 🙏

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

In 1991, Metallica performed in Moscow at a military airfield just a few months prior to the collapse of the Soviet Union. The event was part of the 'Monsters of Rock' festival, featuring bands like AC/DC and Pantera.

With a staggering attendance of over 1.6 million people, the concert set a record at that time and was hailed as a symbol of democracy and freedom.

Metallica was enjoying immense success thanks to their critically acclaimed album known as the Black Album, and one of their popular hits, "Enter Sandman," was performed during the show.

Reflecting on the experience years later, Metallica's lead singer, James Hetfield, remarked, "Actually, I would have to say the Russian show when we showed up in '91 after the coup, where the country had opened up and was no longer communist. Doing that open airfield, we played with four other bands, and basically, for the first time, it was a free concert out in an airfield, and they estimated a million, or half a million, nobody knew really. But just being able to play in a place that was just fresh and hadn't heard anything like that before really, and just watching people change as the music moved them. There were plenty of military people that just started taking their uniforms off and started rocking out. It was a really freeing thing, so it was awesome to witness that."

It's worth mentioning that only two other bands have achieved greater concert attendance numbers. Rod Stewart's concert in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, in 1994, drew approximately 3.4 million people, while Jean Michel Jarre's concert in 1997 amassed a staggering 3.5 million fans.

[kenzie ❤︎₊ ⊹ 🏳️‍⚧️ @k3nz1e__]

literally what goes on here

[FADE @FadeAwayMedia]

This baseball team dressed up like WWE superstars for their game.

WRESTLING IS COOL AGAIN.

[FADE @FadeAwayMedia]

Michael Cole, Snoop Dogg, and The Godfather smoking.

(4-20-1997)

[Joe Hendry @joehendry]

Retweet if you think I should put this image on a major billboard with no context

[LITZ EVO @iEvoAK]

@Cryptic_Memes_ When people ask what I thought of The Punisher 🔥

[Zack @TheEnduringIcon]

Overall 100 WWE 2K CAWs be like:

[solace @solace_cel]

Retweet if you are older than Minecraft

[Kyle @kyle_mccleary]

@ThotPuncher "Jarvis show me this guy's balls"

[Frisk Wolfie @FriskWolfie_]

WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87???????

#fnaf #SouthPark #fnaffanart #southparkfanart