@ClownWorld Ion think go back to your country was racist in context. He said this country sucks, why be somewhere that sucks? If a guest in your home says your house sucks, I’m sure you’d ask them to leave.
@Prec1s1onPicks@zbhkmm9hh9@MLFootball If you were paying someone millions of dollars to do a job for you, you’d also expect them to be on time. Respect your team!
Men are not scum. Most men wake up daily to grind hard, protect their loved ones, and shoulder responsibilities silently without complaining. The "men are scum" narrative is usually spread by bitter people who won't own up to their poor choices in partners.
Vet any woman who frequently says "men are scum" thoroughly, she's often a user or abuser of men, just angry because a smarter man spotted her game and flipped it on her.
Men are not scum- they're great fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins, and sons.
Men are not scum- they make amazing husbands and in-laws.
Men are not scum- they show up whenever needed, unless held back by a bitter mother who refuses to move on from a past she largely helped create.
“Loon Reacts To 21 Savage ‘F The Streets’: ‘These Ain’t My OGs Blocking The Kids From Getting Out’”
Loon breaks down what he really heard when 21 Savage said “F the streets” — a young dude asking, “How much more you gonna give to something we already barely survived?”
In this segment, Loon talks about: – Why “F the streets” is about freeing people, not dissing the past – The Harriet Tubman analogy: once you escape, you’re supposed to send the route back – Old heads pretending they “don’t understand” the message while telling kids to stay in a burning building – Rappers making millions off cameras, podcasts and video games but still glorifying the trap for the youth – Why he tells his kids to watch their father, not worship rappers yelling “grab your strap” – Technology, cameras and Rico laws that will “whoop you every time” in 2025 and beyond – The OGs who gave 30–40 years to the streets, came home broke, and still get mad when somebody says there’s another route – How ego and Willie Lynch thinking stop powerful messengers from reaching the children
Loon makes it clear: “These ain’t my OGs… my OGs not blocking nobody from getting out.”
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Men are simple creatures — they’ll tell you what they want, show you what they like, and mean exactly what they say. The confusion usually starts when you try to read between lines that don’t exist.