Greg Manley

Woke up with 50 enemies plottin my death; All 50 seein visions of me shot in the chest...

[Greg Manley @ManleyG2]

Stephen A Smith is a prime example of what happens when a black person questions the Democrat Party… it’s giving plantation.

For the black people more concern with Stephen A, verses what the Democrats do for black communities… it’s giving shackled.

That’s gross in 2026.

[Larry Elder @larryelder]

Blacks, compared with their percentage of the American population, are overrepresented among serial killers, mass shooters, murderers and robbers. But, hey, “systemic racism,” right?

No. Systemic fatherlessness.

[Greg Manley @ManleyG2]

@ThrillaRilla369 I’m black and if I saw a black person attack someone of different race; I felt slightly guilty because I know black strength and black rage, and wish it wasn’t used in a way… I guess we truly do have different perspectives.

[Greg Manley @ManleyG2]

@CNN_NewsNight As a black man, I hate every black person on CNN.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Messi stays calm; Ronaldo shows it all, same pressure.

[Greg Manley @ManleyG2]

Black people promote voting for Democrats like it’s working. 😂 Communities dilapidated, and somehow doing the same thing since the Civil Rights movement is the right choice. 🤣😂

[The OWL Times @scaryhours5555]

Jadakiss is all of us, be stuck on one song for days...

Drake grew up in that era when bars mattered, then he adapted and became everything to everyone that's why he's the GREATEST OF ALL TIME

[Greg Manley @ManleyG2]

@LFRFamily CNN is full of emotional idiots

[Isaac Hayes III @IsaacHayes3]

History will show that the Kendrick - Drake battle was an orchestrated attempt by multiple parties to try and destroy his career.

A documentary will be made on the beef one day and people will sit in chairs and and talk about all the things that we’re going on behind the scenes while the world was sitting there thinking it was just a typical rap battle.

Remember I said this.

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

all of us rn 🥹

[Greg Manley @ManleyG2]

@ScottJenningsKY I’m coming…

[Kalshi Footy @KalshiFooty]

This video will hit hard when Ronaldo retires

[Greg Manley @ManleyG2]

So let me get this right…Don’t feel bad for Charlie Kirk being killed for debating; his opinions were just too nasty to live. DO!, feel sorry for the white people killed by ICE for exercising their white privileged to do whatever they want to law enforcement.
Is that right?

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

Caller makes Stephen A. Smith completely RETHINK who’s really responsible for ICE enforcement chaos.

Smith was nearly convinced it was Trump’s fault until Keith from New York raised a “very poignant issue.”

KEITH: “During the prior administrations (Obama, Bush, etc.), there was cooperation with local jurisdictions [to hand people over to ICE].”

SMITH: Keith… I want to applaud you for calling up and bringing up this issue because you brought up a very poignant issue that I haven’t heard one single caller address in weeks about ICE. You spoke to the level of cooperation between the administration and the White House, the federal government, and local and state law enforcement. There was a level of cooperation.”

“The question is, why has that cooperation not existed? And my point is that’s a huge, huge question. Because if the level of cooperation that no longer exists… started in 2016 when Trump came into office… then that means that either Trump is engaging in a whole bunch of stuff that is considered unconstitutional, or the local and state officials in sanctuary cities specifically... are being IMPEDIMENTS to laws being executed and exercised.”

“Right now, we all believe it’s Trump because we see the optics, and it doesn’t look good… However, we’re able to discover that this stuff is being instigated by folks on the left… that’s a DIFFERENT ARGUMENT.”

“I don’t like the fact that local and state governments get the right to usurp federal authorities and just ignore the laws that they want to ignore. I don’t like nor trust Trump and his administration.”

“If we were to find out that a lot of the stuff that’s going on is because it was instigated by the left… And it was aimed specifically for the Trump administration… we’ve got ourselves a PROBLEM.”

[industrypolitics @industrypolitic]

Tupac had a light about him.

Angie Martinez, why haven't you released that interview?

[DIVA🦄🧁🇺🇸 @callmediva405]

Tupac was different and that’s why they wanted him gone. Dennis Quaid couldn’t even hold back his emotions when asked about this beautiful soul.