BLVCKFOREST

Quality + Craftsmanship /
Simplicity Is The Greatest Form Of Complexity

[BLVCKFOREST @Mr_ThreadsBF]

@Nillabeanshawni You a bum bitch

[NBA Hoops @Thechat101]

Domination breaking down the relationship between Lloyd Banks and 50 cent via quiet part out loud

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

A true story how America treated Black people in the 1950s and 60s.

[Wrestling from 80s/90s @Wrestling80s90s]

On This Day in Wrestling History - Bret Hart defeated The Undertaker to become WWF Champion 29 years ago today at Summerslam (8/3/97)

[sandman tauro @Idontgiveafk82]

White woman explains the difficulty with dating lame white men after experiencing black men.

[RingsideFeed @RingsideFeed]

Jim Cornette and Brian Last are facing the impossible task of discussing Chris Benoit’s career, and it is every bit as uncomfortable as you would expect. While the internet wrestling community often demands we erase history, Cornette offers a chilling perspective on why pretending he never existed is a mistake. He argues that we cannot just ignore the past because if we do, we forget the rotten things that were done.

The conversation takes a dark turn when they contrast the man who was a dedicated, respectful worker in 1994 with the monster he eventually became. Cornette posits that severe brain damage created two entirely different people, noting that if ever a case can be made for someone going out of their mind, this is it. It is a sobering look at how a brilliant technician’s legacy is inextricably tied to his horrific end.

Brian Last insists that denying Benoit’s incredible 1994 run in New Japan is simply denying reality. They force the listener to confront the ugly complexity of wrestling history. Should we celebrate the athlete while condemning the man, or is the entire legacy permanently TOXIC? Watch the clip and decide where you draw the line.

(source: Jim Cornette @TheJimCornette)

[melanin mermaid🧜🏽‍♀️ @melaninglamour]

Statistics, AGAIN.

[90s WWE @90sWWE]

This was wild

[WELCOME TO BLACK TWlTTER  @blacktwiterthrd]

When Kanye West got asked about the Israel - Palestine conflict:

“I got 14 kids dying every week in my city (Chicago) so talk to me about that”

[SKI @skiistiredasf]

THIS DOESN’T GET THE RECOGNITION IT DESERVES.
Meet Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green who just keeps making history.
She became the Second Black woman to earn a Ph.D. in Physics from UAB.
She Developed Laser-Activated Nano-Therapy that wiped out tumors in mice with one 10-minute treatment — no chemo, no radiation, no surgery, no side effects.
She Won a $1.1M VA grant. Founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to keep the treatment affordable & she also Just got FDA Breakthrough Device Designation in 2026.

[TFU Podcast @tfupodcast_xx]

Kevin Tate explains why every Black man should visit Australia.

⸻
#KevinTate #Australia #Travel #Comedy #TFUPodcast

[Isaac Bassey @0xBassey]

LaVar Ball says Michael Jordan made Nike over $1 trillion and should’ve made at least $100 billion

“Everybody who’s really good at something, they’re gonna come from a lower-income neighborhood.”

“So you give them a little bit of something, they think it’s a lot, but it’s not nothing.”

“Jordan… he made Nike over a trillion dollars.”

“What did he say? His bank account never went over three or four billion.”

“If I make anybody a trillion dollars in anything, you better at least give me a hundred billion.”

“That is making sense.”

[🌏🌏 The Oracle/ ARISHEM🔱💨 @piperboywilliam]

Barbers overcharging

[Art of Life 🦋 @Art0fLife_]

This boy shares the 3 ways to trick the brain into enjoying discipline:

[Pure Sitcoms @PureSitcoms]

Not many white people rocked The Apollo but Lisa Stansfield was one of them. The energy in the building was crazy. The “I didn’t know she was white” hall of fame!

[Jason Lowery @TheMediaMan]

Razor Ramon Vs. Shawn Michaels
RAW - August 1, 1994

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

Finally, we started to see some white people standing up and exposing white people and their racism towards Black people. Majority of white people do not like Black people.. we don’t care if they’re sleeping with Black people having children by Black people. They still do not like Black people.

[Creole Louisiana 🇺🇸 @bAnthonYsr]

Camron was right and Vic Mensa was wrong‼️

Vic Mensa has an African father from Ghana and a white American mother. He is an African American, not a Black American.

Black Americans are not African‼️