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hi✨✨✨😽🤲🏻

[👻 @curvymamiii]

@SplashBridges @lilyachty she has potential but she rlly is not that good and that’s just the truth🤷🏼‍♀️

[👻 @curvymamiii]

@SplashBridges @lilyachty her flow is trash ain’t nothing un factual abt that but ok

[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

Love you, Barbz!!!!!!

[👻 @curvymamiii]

@NICKIMINAJ love you my queen

[👻 @curvymamiii]

@richbrian king i love u

[👻 @curvymamiii]

@richbrian love you

[👻 @curvymamiii]

@ianisuglyyy thank you for your service

[Aminé @heyamine]

album time 🦥

[tyler jøseph @tylerrjoseph]

thanks frens
you all make birthdays less morbid

[josh dun @joshuadun]

no big deal but i was in the pit for every show on the clancy tour

[tyler jøseph @tylerrjoseph]

today marks 13 years playing music together.

here’s us posing in front of our first backdrop.

[twenty one pilots @twentyonepilots]

Next week, a new chapter begins.
But today, we take a look back on how we got here.

[👻 @curvymamiii]

@richbrian i love you

[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

Guys,

I SOOOOO appreciate the love on this album. 🥹🤍
I’d like to address one thing.

Ppl can make WHAT they want WHEN they want. Especially when they’re a GENIUS- a CONSISTENT GENIUS- & have given us their ALL for over a decade, changed music forever,
for the BEST.

Especially when they’ve given us “mature” content when it wasn’t even COOL to do so. You don’t dictate where an artist is at in their artistry. We can only ask that they continue to share it. So that when they make their next authentic transition, we are allowed to witness it.

We can’t tell them how to do that. You don’t know the artist. You may feel close to them (credit to them), but you can’t say what their truth is @ that particular time in their own life.

In fact, that IS their TRUTH. And that’s OK.

Everyone on this album elevated ME. not just what they contributed. They elevated ME. I’m honored that they’d share their gifts, their fan bases, their TIME with me. 🙏🏽

& the BARBZ 😉

Thank you.

🫶🏽🎀💖

[Morbid Knowledge @MorbidKnowledge]

On September 25, 2000, 19-year-old Kevin Hines attempted to end his own life by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. Plunging over 220 feet at a speed of 75 miles per hour, he hit the water below, shattering three of his vertebrae and narrowly missing severing his spine by two millimeters. Despite the odds, he miraculously survived the impact.

Upon realizing he was still alive, an intense will to live surged within him. Yet, the weight of his clothes continuously pulled him beneath the surface of San Francisco Bay. For what seemed like an eternity, he struggled to resurface briefly, gasping for air, just enough to hold on to life.

Suddenly, he felt an unusual force from below lifting him above the water's surface, where he remained until the Coast Guard arrived. It was only later that he discovered the mysterious presence keeping him afloat: a sea lion had been supporting his body until the rescue boat arrived, as eyewitnesses had observed.

His story gained major media coverage and he has since become a motivational speaker and advocate for suicide prevention.

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

“Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” by Kate Bush becomes the first 1980s song by a female artist to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify.

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

Dylan Mulvaney goes blonde in gorgeous new photos.

[Saneer • @Saneeero]

you're not allowed to miss me if you're the reason we don't talk anymore