Eric Russell

Welcome to The World According To Eric... You're welcome 💙✨

[Eric Russell @EricDevontae]

“Outstanding” by yours truly. Check me out 💙✨

[The Introverted Joy 🤍 @joyalana_]

Foxy Brown’s verse • ‘The Party Don't Stop’ - Mia X (1997)

[Buggie @junebuggiebug]

Nobody thought that was Meagan Good

[Taurus Groove @jiggyjayy2]

Our mamas was right, you do have to micro clean every day or your home will be dirty

[Eric Russell @EricDevontae]

It’s honestly not bad. I do think the visual could’ve been enhanced. The outfit could’ve been tweaked as well. But, the song isn’t bad to me.

[Nicolas-Tyrell Scott @iamntyrell]

😕

[ඞ @lifeinchaos_]

these erasers ain’t do shit but make the spot darker

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

the sound of rain outside when you're in bed is elite.

[Eric Russell @EricDevontae]

Mood

[reporting for duty. @nathanlately]

Adrienne’s ad-libs here are monumental. Literally sang them like their career was on the line. 😭

[miia @miiagarro]

i hate when my side hustle (my job) gets in the way of my main hustle (dilly dallying)

[SoulFood66 @BlackAndNative1]

Zhané - Sending My Love (1994)

[petezslims @petezslims]

Black Gay love is just beautiful to watch

[TINASHE @Tinashe]

☆ TOO EASY ☆

out now : https://t.co/N1BYnAHDM1

[elton @eltoowavy]

Music plays a huge role in memories, I can’t explain it

[justin’s interlude @stilloverjustin]

“this is super weird” and it’s a present black father 😭

[Eric Russell @EricDevontae]

@laurynslounge Janet

[Eric Russell @EricDevontae]

I really want to go to sleep 🫩

[22gunner @Gnar1104]

I really miss those days when people use to write long paragraphs for your birthday and waited until 12:00 tryna be the first one to send you

[Tobi Marshall @CoededMarshall]

Minnie Riperton, 1974 ❤️

[Gold🤍🌚 @GOLDBABYO]

"I didn't know exactly what was going to happen. I just knew something felt off." Hearing that made my stomach drop. One different decision and he would've been right in the middle of it. That evening we sat together on the couch and talked about it. I thanked him for trusting his instincts. For using the code. For knowing he could always call me without worrying about getting in trouble. He gave me a hug, which is rare when you're fourteen. Then he said something I'll never forget.

"I knew you'd come." Not "I knew you'd help." Not "I knew you'd understand." Just "I knew you'd come." Sometimes the best thing you can give your kids isn't advice. It's an exit. A way out when something doesn't feel right. No questions. No judgment. Just the certainty that if they call, you'll come. Every single time.