travis🌞

Just be chillin 🤙🏾

[travis🌞 @dreadheadgoat]

Accountability is a lost art nowadays

[travis🌞 @dreadheadgoat]

Thank you!

[Pooh 👹 @Bounc5ack9800]

If both Kobe and Steph avg 28-30 pts every game to go along with Shaq and KD avg 30 plus why do the fans care who finals mvp is everybody literally ballin 😂

[Gyal Ripken Jr @BigBichote]

I mean that’s what rapping is about… rapping better than the other rapper

[travis🌞 @dreadheadgoat]

😭😭

[Noah Downer @DownerNoah]

@Dmills___

[travis🌞 @dreadheadgoat]

He the son of one of the greatest boxers ever and he on crack. Bad mix😭

[IG: RealFamilyConcrete 🩸Crete Samuels @RealFamilyCrete]

Why dont you just beat him tf up?

[IG: RealFamilyConcrete 🩸Crete Samuels @RealFamilyCrete]

Idk where yall grew up but we ordered outside the door
We aint walk in them hoes house

[Damien Peters @DamienPetersNBA]

All these things can be true in the Draymond Green-Austin Rivers situation:

- Rivers was incredible in High School and College, he was better than Green during that portion of his career
- Green had a substantially better career than Rivers as a pro
- Green is lucky to have been drafted by the Warriors
- The Warriors were lucky to have Green too
- Green is an all-time great defender and worthy of the Hall of Fame
- Rivers had a long career because he was a very talented basketball player, not because of his dad
- Green’s numbers probably would have been better if Steve Kerr called plays for him
- It wasn’t in the Warriors best interest for Steve Kerr to call plays for Green
- Basketball needs both of them to analyze the game, not each other

[Perc 𒉭 @PercThaGoat]

A fat nigga on the smoker with holes in his shirt is a better prospect than Victor Wembanyama

[Ken Glizzy Jr. @JamesDGrambo]

When ass and titty men are having a debate and feet dudes want to chime in

[solange stan account @RexxLifeRaj]

michael beasley said “we judge people’s decisions without knowing their choices..” and it’s been on my mind ever since..

[vic @CountOnVic]

Me when they finally bring food out but it’s for the other table

[travis🌞 @dreadheadgoat]

🤣🤣

[BASED SAVAGE @crackcobain__]

Thank you Hawks we ain’t seen this much ass in Atlanta since Freaknik

[O’Shea Jackson Jr @OsheaJacksonJr]

………(I gotta tread lightly because of some shit some nigga did to some lady somewhere else. SMH this the bullshit I be talkin bout man)

[☔ @Whotfismick]

when i press shuffle and the song i was thinking about starts playing

[Zion @zionszzn]

If I call my apartment my "house" and you correct me, you a hater fr😭

[𝔙𝔞𝔪𝔭 @bIoodFr4ak]

“you’re up early” bold of you to assume ive slept

[🤺🇸🇳🇧🇪🇳🇱 @philfanacc]

boy it’s Out the fuckin Mud

[𝖢𝖧𝖱𝖨𝖲𝖫𝖨𝖫🇬🇭 @chrislil_gh]

If prayer has genuinely worked for you, retweet this.

[Jon Root @JonnyRoot_]

The notion that Koa Peat somehow hurt his draft stock with this answer shows me that so many are missing the point…

Basketball is what he does. It’s not who he is.

His purpose is not to hear at the end of his life “Well done good basketball player”… He desires to love God, make Him known and hear “Well done good and faithful servant”.

NBA front offices want great basketball players who produce, are good brand builders, teammates, and trustworthy on and off the court.

Christians are called to do everything with excellence, including playing sports, for the glory of God.

He’s not saying he doesn’t want to work hard or doesn’t care about basketball. He’s simply saying that, as a Christian, loving God and spreading the Gospel is his TRUE purpose.

His identity is in Christ, not basketball.