14 years ago today, I delivered my sophmore album MAN ON THE MOON: THE LEGEND OF MR. RAGER. As a lot of you know, this was a very difficult time for me. I was heavily using cocaine, my depression was stronger than it ever was at that time, and I didnt think I'd make it to see 30. But you all listened, and supported me, and were there for me, and thats part of the reason, prolly the main reason, I made it thru the darkness at that time. To everyone that still bumps this album, or spread the word over the years, I LOVE YOU MORE THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE. ❤️❤️❤️ They say an artists 2nd album is the most important. I knew I couldnt fuck this up. And I made sure to deliver something that was just as good as my first album, to show u all I was meant to be here and I wasnt some one trick pony. The rest is history. To the fans, thank you for never leaving me lonely 🥺🙏🏾❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Im off on an adventureeee
“The A’s Opening Day payroll was $18 million higher in 2007 than it will be on Opening Day of 2024. 17 years ago…”
“That’s all the evidence you could possibly need to know about the intentional sabotaging of a team’s chances to even connect with a community.”
-@DamonBruce
The #Cowboys sideline knew CeeDee Lamb was 8 yards away from becoming the first WR in NFL history to have 3 straight games with 10+ catches and 150+ yards.
So, they made sure to send him back out there and get him the ball:
Something interesting before Steph Curry's clutch floater.
CP3 was calling over Draymond and had him be the inbounder. Why? Probably because with CP as the release valve instead of Draymond, the Kings couldn't double off of him (and to force the switch onto Monk).
Result: Steph getting Monk an island.