MX The Weirdo

Sound engineer/Agricultural & Envtal Engineer/Msc. Water Resource Engineer/Graphic designer/Data Analyst & visualization/PR and Branding expert/M & E

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Abeg na "Angel You Don't Know" I need am now for ma life.
I don tire "Devil You Know"

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Yessss
Absolutely

[Andra🎀 @SOghenerukewe]

Should your partner have a say in how you dress?

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Bruh!!!
This is high level Sarcasm
😂🤣🤣🤣

[Eric Boateng 🇬🇭🇩🇪 @ericboatenggh]

Mexico vs South Africa:

If we support south Africa they'll say we are taking their jobs.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Real Madrid hasn't won a major trophy in two years. It just became the highest-earning sports team in history anyway, beating the Dallas Cowboys. The man behind it isn't a coach or a player. He builds skyscrapers for a living, and he doesn't even own the club.

His name is Florentino Pérez, and he runs the biggest construction company in Spain, one of the largest anywhere. Real Madrid belongs to its fans, about 90,000 of them, who vote every few years on who runs the place. This Sunday they picked him again. It was the first time in twenty years that anyone even ran against him, and he'll be in charge until 2030.

His smartest move had nothing to do with football. When he took over in 2000, the club was buried under close to 300 million euros of debt. So he talked the city into letting developers build office towers on Real Madrid's old training ground. The land sold, four skyscrapers went up that still stand on the Madrid skyline, and the debt was gone almost overnight, with plenty left to start buying the best players alive. (Years later the EU looked into whether the city had overpaid on purpose to bail the club out. Nothing came of it.)

Then came the players fans still argue about, one global superstar nearly every summer: Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham. Pérez never pretended it was only about football. When his marketing chief heard Manchester United would sell Beckham for about 35 million euros, he called Pérez yelling that it was a steal. United had priced a footballer. Madrid was buying a worldwide brand it figured was worth ten times more in shirts and sponsorship deals. Within a year of signing him, Madrid had passed United as the most profitable club on earth. Pérez wanted his club to run like Ferrari, a name so strong the money keeps coming whether you win on Saturday or not.

The new stadium is the same idea in concrete. He spent 1.3 billion euros rebuilding it over one thing that bugged him: a football ground hosts maybe 25 games a year and sits dark the other 340 days. His version barely sleeps. It hosts concerts and tours now, and last November it held an American football game. The pitch even slides underground so the place can be rented out without wrecking the grass. Running flat out, it's built to bring in close to a million euros a day.

He has still won plenty on the field, seven Champions League titles across his two spells, from Zidane's famous volley in 2002 to the trophies in 2022 and 2024. But the number that explains him best is simpler. Last year, with nothing big to show for it on the pitch, the club's value still climbed 41 percent. So this week 90,000 fans gave him four more years, and he still doesn't own a single share of the club he turned into the highest-earning team in world sport.

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

@FIFAcom you cock sucking piece of shit!!!

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

You nasty piece of shit!

[isha💕 @bisiiii_]

Getting fucked on your period>>>

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

@theRealSaykoo It's horrible

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Stay for ya Pa yi door

[⍼ @damideytalk]

my daddy said my bride price is 20 million dollars

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

🇸🇴🚨 BREAKING: FIFA’s big promises just collapsed for Africa again.

Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan — CAF Men’s Referee of the Year 2025, selected as one of 52 officials for the 2026 World Cup, set to be the first Somali ever at the tournament — was denied entry into the United States at Miami Airport on June 6.

Despite holding a valid visa and diplomatic passport. Turned away over vague “vetting concerns.” FIFA confirmed he’s out. No training. No matches.

Back in 2025, Gianni Infantino stood in Nairobi and declared: “Everyone will be welcome in Canada, Mexico and the United States for the FIFA World Cup.”

Empty words.

This isn’t an isolated mistake. It’s the pattern: Western hosts preach “global football” while enforcing selective borders that hit the Global South hardest. African officials, journalists, and fans face extra hurdles. Meanwhile, the same system rolls out the red carpet for others.

Somalia remains on the US travel restriction list — security pretexts that conveniently block talent from certain nations. FIFA knew the risks but sold the dream anyway. Now they shrug: “Not our problem.”

Same organization that lectures everyone on inclusion and human rights.

Africa produces world-class referees like Artan, yet gets blocked at the gate while the tournament profits off African talent and passion.

This is modern imperialism dressed as sports governance.

Stand with Omar Artan and every African professional denied fair access.

The Global South is watching. The hypocrisy is glaring.

RT if this exposes the double standards. Drop your thoughts below — especially if you’re in Africa or following the World Cup. Follow for unfiltered Global South resistance coverage. Turn on notifications 🛎️

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Your account will go first

[I†ACHI @erenwasrightt]

One of these albums has to go:
The Blueprint
The College Dropout
good kid, m.A.A.d city
Take Care ?

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

So what should we do with this info now?
Not wear the condoms?

[🧸 @_y3maya]

are you guys aware condoms are made from animal intestines???

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

A process still going on at 2 days to the tournament???
Fiché le camp

[African @ali_naka]

“I think it’s important to clarify this. There is a lot of misconception out there. Everyone will be welcome in Canada, Mexico and the United States for the FIFA World Cup next year.

“There is a process to go through to get visas and so on. This process will be smooth…

“We want to unite the world and we will unite the world next year. The world needs occasions of unity, of bringing teams together, of bringing people together, of bringing fans together... So again everyone will be welcome, be positive and you will see it will be a great, great celebration” Gianni Infantino August 2025 @FIFAWorldCup

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Noooo

[Lisa @lisathebeauty1]

26 is still considered early twenties, right?🥹

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Good morning X Creatives

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

@Tam_Cedrick They di even create new one Dem inside the pays

[Tam_Cedrick @Tam_Cedrick]

Senegal's arrival in the USA has already raised eyebrows, with reports of delays, extra checks and travel complications. Add visa concerns affecting fans and even a FIFA-selected Somali referee being denied entry, and the question must be asked:

Could the 2026 World Cup become one of the most controversial tournaments ever hosted?

A World Cup should unite the world, not make people wonder if they'll be allowed through the gate. #WorldCup2026

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Shut up ya mop

[Ballin @BallinFFB]

Hey Europe,

It’s called soccer. Respect our culture.

Sincerely,
The country that landed on the moon, invented the internet, and is about to win your sport too.

#WorldCup #USMNT

[MX The Weirdo @MXtheReal1]

Wtf is you talking about?

[HOV_DID🐻 @_HOV_DID]

Jay-Z is the only rapper who has NEVER been out-rapped on a song.