Can we donate to my gofundme to ensure my mother has some funds after I go, I just want her to be taken care of. Thanks guys for everything 💚🥲
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Big Sean really had the BEST verse on Lil Wayne’s 'THA CARTER VI' 😮💨🔥
“Guess I gotta move the needle, since you didn’t do it … I’m everything you couldn’t be, b*tch.”
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Agent gives Kanel props for being successful on both Youtube and Twitch and wishes he made it to Streamer University cause his content is underrated ❤️🙏
A moment of vulnerability about being proud of yourself out loud versus being afraid of attention & negative energy. Just a friendly reminder to celebrate yourself throughout your journey.
Wanted to share this with close friends but then I realized that would oppose the point of this post. Today I’m being vulnerable out loud.
Do you find it hard to take compliments & celebrate yourself?
Derrick Henry on his grandmother: “You were always there to remind me what was most important.
Later on down the road, when I eventually lived my dream and won the Heisman in real life, you were too sick to be there with me. The bad cough that first put you in the hospital turned into a respiratory infection that just continued to get worse. By that time, you had a breathing tube in your throat and you weren’t able to talk. So when I got back to Yulee, you couldn’t even tell me how proud you were, or remind me to do my lessons.
But you didn’t have to tell me all that.
I already knew.
Since you weren’t able to speak, we wrote a lot of notes to each other. I remember the last time I came and saw you at the hospital, right before I reported back to Tennessee for the 2016 season. We just sat there together, passing notes back and forth like two kids in the back of class, just saying how much we loved each https://t.co/mIJF5YGxkG kept telling me how you wanted to get out of that hospital — just get in the car and go for a ride. And even though you stayed strong throughout everything, it killed me to see you like that — hooked up to all those tubes and machines. I wanted to get you out of that place, too … just bring you home and take care of you.
But I couldn’t. I went back to Tennessee and went back to work. And a few weeks later, when Aunt Latrease called me up and told me things didn’t look good, it killed me that I couldn’t be there with you.
Then, when I got the call on September 13, 2016, that you had passed, it was like my whole world crashed down.
You took a piece of me with you when you passed, Grandma. Life just hasn’t been the same since you left. I know you were tired and you were ready to ‘go home,’ as we’d always say. I just wish we would have had more time. I wanted to take care of you. Show my appreciation for everything you did for me....
I guess I just want you to know that I love you and I miss you, and I’m doing all the right things. I’m keeping God first, like you always told me to. I’m working hard every day....
I can feel your spirit. I can hear you singing.
You did a good job raising me, Grandma.” https://t.co/jtp0KGbPqr