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AFNF 💰🏃🏽‍♂️

[NOLLY @omoelerinjare1]

I don’t wanna kill em I got kids 🤣🤣🤣🤣 sir go catch the bus home and sleep that tussle off

[Dee @Deegrizzleyyy]

She stomped the voices right out that lady head 😭😂😭😭😭 that lady will never swing on anyone else I tell you that much 😭 I never seen someone get stomped out in crocs

[👑𝗞𝗶𝗻𝗴𝗷𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗵🌴🥥 @_kingjonah]

Why are most girls like this tho ? She forgot the mic is on her and said all that. These girls really lie and manipulate worst than men nowadays, it’s really disheartening, she definitely a clout chaser

[Chicagonewsroom @ChicagoNewRoom]

“BRO GOT CAUGHT WITH THIS IK HE STILL LOCKED UP 😭😭😭 #yn #shootings #yns #glocks

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

Collin Sexton had jokes about LeBron leaving right when he signed with the Lakers 😅

(via @khobi_price)

[MapleLeafMenace @Zpb1985]

(GRAPHIC WARNING) I think this dude is drunk, and holding up the line at a Popeyes. He goes looking for trouble tho, and he definitely finds it.

credit: u/Particular_Historyo

[MUrai @clapyogal]

Trans girl got knocked out trying to box with a dude 🥊

[trophy👸🏽 @purestofasia]

Then she got her ass tore tf up😭🤣🤣tb is they gone call the police baby u better hope they call somebody 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣for YOU

[UrbanFightForge @UrbanFightforge]

You ever seen a 6’6 330 pound man get mad ? Well here it is. His girl couldn’t even calm him down.

[Ballislife.com @Ballislife]

Pat Bev's response to Nas:
"Y'all know I'm the person they call for Steph, KD, and James Harden"

[Ken Swift @kenswift]

Courtney is about the only player on here who knows how to deal with these fans. I love this on a level I can’t even explain.

[Ducked🦅 @duckedtfoffff]

Chief Keef goes on Instagram Live, firing back at NBA YoungBoy after YoungBoy began dissing people online, despite recently working together on a hit song. Fans are now re thinking the situation and said Chief Keef picked his side for real this time.

"Go dig Dump up."

"I'm O Block till I d!e."

[hueyˊ @wydhuey]

CAMO!
LIL YACHTY
YTB FATT
FOX BD

HIGH RANK
(MUSIC VIDEO)

OUT NOW 🚨👷🏽‍♂️

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

Rylo Rodriguez gave a shoutout to Dillon Brooks on his new album 'S.K.A.T.E' 😂🔥

(via @rylorodriguez)

[Giggling Ganon @GigglingGanon]

Kid owns 2 cops with his understanding of the law and the rights of his middle finger.

​The situation began when an officer with the Little Egg Harbor Police Department pulled over after witnessing a pedestrian walking down the shoulder of the road. According to the officer, the individual flipped him the finger twice as his cruiser drove past. Refusing to ignore the gesture, the officer confronted the pedestrian, demanding to know what their problem was.

​What started as a verbal disagreement quickly spiraled. The pedestrian immediately asserted their right to walk away, repeatedly asking, "Am I free to go?"

​He claimed the pedestrian was being legally detained for "acting strange" and "causing a public disturbance." When the pedestrian tried to continue walking, the officer physically grabbed their arm, leading to a tense struggle where the pedestrian began shouting for help. A second officer arrived shortly after to act as a cover unit.

​Throughout the interaction, the pedestrian fiercely protected his rights, arguing that cursing and flipping off a police officer are entirely protected under the First Amendment—and legally, he is correct.

​The backup officer attempted to play mediator, explaining that while the pedestrian wasn't being charged with a crime, the primary officer had the right to detain them to investigate "behavior that's out of the ordinary" and ensure public safety.

​After a lengthy back-and-forth about the Fourth Amendment and what constitutes an unlawful order, the pedestrian handed over their ID (which I think he should not have) to clear the investigation. The officers returned it, giving a warning to stay out of the roadway, and the pedestrian walked away—but not before taking down badge numbers and promising a lawsuit.

​Federal courts have consistently ruled that expressing vulgar gestures or language toward police officers, while disrespectful, is protected speech under the First Amendment. It does not, on its own, constitute reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime has been, is being, or is about to be committed.

Also check out our new triva below. I look forward to reading your answers to the trivia question.

[It's Not for you @Not_know_4]

I got my wife to admit she's been cheating on me by making her think I've been doing the same thing she has.

[GABRIEL 🪽 @thegabriel72]

Dogs really have a PhD in hearing snack bags from another room 😂

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

🚨 Rich Paul made a white board with 'realistic destinations' for LeBron 👀

76ers, Knicks, Cavs, TWolves, Nuggets, Heat, Warriors, Celtics, Spurs, and Mavs 🍿

[Ballislife.com @Ballislife]

Naz Reid: “To this day I think the best player in that class was Cam"

Class of 2018 (ESPN)
1- RJ Barrett
2- Zion Williamson
3- Cam Reddish
4- Bol Bol
12- Naz Reid
16- Darius Garland
23- Coby White
25- Immanuel Quickley
30- Tyler Herro

(@TidalLeague)