A video surfacing online shows an intense encounter where a Cop commands a man to "crawl out" while grabbing him by his hair. Social media users are widely speculating that the individual in the footage is Kai Cenat.😳
The four minute opening of Tropic Thunder is an all timer. Fake trailers, fake awards bait, fake studio logos, and you’re sitting there trying to figure out what’s real. By the time the title drops, the joke has already landed three different ways.
He was 16.
She was 36.
She preyed on him.
She got pregnant by him.
She had his child.
She took him to court for child support.
At 17, he was ordered by a Chicago judge to pay child support.
He never received justice for being manipulated and raped.
She was never held accountable.
Society doesn’t care about the thousands of men who were preyed on and raped by women. It’s treated as normal when the woman is the predator. When you speak about it on Facebook or Instagram, they ban you.
I will continue shedding light on it.
Chief Keef
The Bible is so clear on how important it is to never look back. Not at an old position, an old ex, an old friendship, or even old ways that God has brought you out of. There are many people in the Bible but in clear words, God tells us to “remember Lot’s wife”, who turned into… a pillar of salt! Stuck in time. I pray that when you’re tempted to “go back,” the spirit of God reminds you that you have too much to look forward to 🙌❤
Well said🔥, I noticed this from the beginning, and that’s why so many people tried to elevate Kendrick, they saw him as “purely Black,” and that mattered to them. More than the music.
I got their talking point, but I’ve never viewed Drake through that lens. I’ve always seen him as Black, period, not “in between.” Using race as a litmus test for who’s hip-hop enough is a cop-out.
Hip-hop has always been about contribution, influence, and impact, not bloodline purity tests. Wanting Kendrick as the “face” is fine as a personal preference, but framing it as an authenticity issue tied to Drake’s identity misses the point for me and narrows the culture instead of protecting it.
Nice video👏🏾👏🏾
this is the funniest shit to ever happen but u really can’t talk about it unless u got the video on standby cuz everyone’s gonna think u went off the fuckin deep end
The year was 1999, she had just divorced her abusive husband/boss, he hired jlo to try to replace her, she still owed the label one more album, he wrote her off swearing that she wouldn’t still be a hit maker without him, SHE HAD ONCE CHANCE AND 3 MONTHS
Atlanta in the house, testifying🗣👂🏽yes girl, speak.
The baddies will always support Drake.
Everywhere he goes, he leaves a lasting and admirable impression.
Drake has been giving back to the community in so many ways.
Wow, the phrase Midnight Ballerina came about due to Drake- wow!
No lies, told- Drake’s clarity and sound is unmatched.
Greatness doesn’t need applause, even envy acknowledges it.
Even his critics recognize his greatness, which is why they hate him.
Nothing bothers people more than sustained greatness.
Timbaland just said the quiet part out loud👏🏽👏🏽
Another voice, another truth falling through the cracks.
Drake is the last of the Mohicans in the music world.
Let’s celebrate his greatness/accomplishment🦉