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[lia @ilytmleya]

@bigwetbeans @yu27956 For years, other races have defined us by our skin color. They’ve categorized us, stereotyped us, and used our race as a way to limit us. But when we start doing the same thing for ourselves, changing skin color in art, media, or characters it’s suddenly a problem?

[lia @ilytmleya]

@ShaylaaMonroe @hiztrulyy because he never got the attention he wanted from it. bro had 2 chances and got booted off 😭

[lia @ilytmleya]

@RE_allyTEAtv @dojaloop literally. she keeps wiping her nose and her eyes are red ash

[daf jurídico bad bunny @versacethv]

a sensação de estudar e realmente APRENDER

[Heron @Heron_xz]

Whitney and Lizzie Adebayo get POLITICAL with Lex P and Nicole Drea while discussing the UK vs. US. Whitney says the UK is a monarchy with a king and queen, so naturally, they’re all just peasants, and there are unsaid rules about how to act, what to say, and how to move in the country compared to the US, where people are just built to live. She adds that they’re not built to dream in the UK and there’s a ceiling to how far someone can get, which is why rappers migrate to the US.

Lex P and Drea then say they don’t play about their freedom of speech in the US, adding that they’ve talked sh-t about Trump a few times. They say a lot of people don’t support him because he didn’t keep his word about Project 2025, and that people only voted for him the second time because they received stimulus packages during the pandemic and thought he was doing that to help them.

“No one is above the palace, there are certain things you can’t say in the UK, you will be shadowbanned, you’ll be so surprised they will write you out”

“When he was president the first time during the pandemic, people were getting stimulus packages, alot of minority people in the US programmed themselves to believe he was doing that to help them, so when he ran for president the second time alot of people was like im voting for him cos during the pandemic that’s the most money i ever made, he’s for the people, are y’all f-cking dumb, no he’s not for the people”

[Zac🐅 @zacisontime]

tyla performing an amapiano song in zulu at coachella will always be iconic

[Zac🐅 @zacisontime]

when they ask me to play tyla and expect water or chanel but i put this banger on>>>

[Zac🐅 @zacisontime]

still thinking about this

[Mageba @Mageba4k]

Wait..So people actually thought they knew how Indians live just from tv dramas?Even though we Africans know how the media portrays us

[Zac🐅 @zacisontime]

BARE KE LEMEKE

[Zac🐅 @zacisontime]

Remember when Tyla did this

[cakebatterchlo @cakebatterchlo0]

sunrise pics 🌅

[solé @layxsnv]

girl to girl: stop being boring & get you some sexy nightgowns 😩😍😍

[WAVYEMMA @wavyemma]

he saw this outfit in store and bought it, just so he could take me out in it! i love how obsessed he is 🤭🤎

[lia @ilytmleya]

@Nay22853493 @ChiefWitxh (3/3) Every child deserves attention, stability, and a chance to just be a kid. Piling responsibility on older siblings isn’t parenting—it’s neglect in disguise.

[lia @ilytmleya]

@Nay22853493 @ChiefWitxh (2/3) and that’s not fair. They’re missing out on their own childhoods just to help raise their siblings. That’s not just irresponsible—it’s selfish. If you can’t fully care for all your children on your own, then maybe you shouldn’t be having more.

[lia @ilytmleya]

@Nay22853493 @ChiefWitxh (1/2) Sure, she can do what she wants—but when even her eldest kids are reacting negatively, that’s a red flag. If she were solely responsible for raising the younger ones, fine. But based on the kids’ reactions, it’s clear they’ve been forced into parenting roles themselves