B2K giving us wholesome teenaged music when we were young and yall growing up to call them corny and say their music didn't age well is the reason the kids don't have any age appropriate music today.
somewhere in your 20s or 30s you’ll get the opportunity to rebuild your life after a negative loop. its very important that you see that journey through
On a summer evening in 1972, a pivotal generation of Harlem Renaissance legends gathered at Duke Ellington’s townhouse.
The trailer for “Once Upon a Time in Harlem” is out:
Exactly correct. The billionaire class is an economic tumor that has metastasized to every major organ in civilization in search of growth at all costs. The primary characteristic they share is psychopathy—they see humans as disposable objects. They are eating us alive.
Do not use StubHub. I purchased $1,500 of Journey tickets from them. They promised delivery before 4:30pm for a 7:30pm show. I spent 3 hours in the afternoon trying to get the tickets. Nothing. The venue was an hour from my home. At 6:30 no resolution, no contact. I did not go. I received upgraded tickets from them via email at 7:37pm via email. The show had started. I asked for a complete refund. They refused. They said I could have seen most of the show. These people are criminals. Period. @StubHub
"trauma dump" is going up on the shelf where we put words the internet shouldn't be allowed to have anymore. Your FRIEND is telling you about their LIFE and you should LISTEN even if it's a LITTLE BIT UNCOMFORTABLE
People are currently looking to try to change the meaning of the arts and the history simultaneously. Don’t let those people confuse you on what comedy is. What music is. What photography is. What creating anything meaningful is. this is another way the Roman’s moved and I refuse to fall in line with that shit.
Exactly. Too many folks have it backwards. You can’t fix class issues or have class solidarity until you address racism (and other forms of bigotry). But folks think focusing on class first and then letting race, gender, etc. sort themselves out later is the way. It’s not.