After receiving $30K I went live to share the news with my community. I didn't go to sleep until after 8 a.m. our first day here that's why no one saw me.
I am NOT an introvert.
I am NOT afraid of the students here. They have all treated me with respect.
I was NOT starving.
I regularly stream 12-24 hours without napping or eating.
I'm younger than I look and older than what has been reported, but my age has no relevance on my ability to stream and I have proven that.
I am NOT fragile.
To everyone who criticized Kai for inviting this frail old lady to Streamer University...
"Yo Mama!"
Kc and Aniya
Kc only apologized because people thought so highly of him ..and because everybody saw it ..
He complained about intimacy , maybe now we know why …Guys want all of you for the bare minimum 👏🏽
on your mind video out now!
ft @lilyachty!
- this video is dedicated to street dance, freestyle and the battle culture that raised me as a young dancer and continues to inspire me
from electro, krump, vogue, footwork juking and many more…
shot across atlanta to paris dance communities came though and blessed this video. i am so grateful!
in a world of incredible, brilliantly tight and precise commercial dance choreography (which i do love), let’s also never forget to celebrate dance that is spontaneous, raw and born from street culture.
yatchy was amazing collaborating with u, ur the best.
as an artist i love building, bridging and changing the cultural dna of a time. this one is special to me xx
https://t.co/NNlhkSo0s9
Muni Long reveals she underwent a double lung transplant after doctors told her she had one week to live, following her decision to pull out of tour due to pneumonia.
"I should have never taken that tour, but there was so much going on in my life that I had to do it," explained Long, who suffers from Lupus. "About midway through, we’re up in the north east, it’s really cold, and with autoimmune, the cold is really not your friend. I got really sick, I got pneumonia, I had to step away for a few dates. But I’m like this is not it, I got to go back. I went back and I think maybe about five or six dates in, I was like, this is not… I couldn’t even get out of bed to make my call time for the stage. And the last show, I just barely made it, I was only able to do two songs. My team and my family were like, you just need to come home and rest."
"[The doctors] were all like, you need a transplant. I’m like, it sounds like you have a time. How long do I have to live? And they go, a week. One week. And my jaw dropped literally. I was like, ‘That’s rude.’ But they just wanted me to, hey, this is not a joke, you need to make a choice. You can either go to hospice or you can get these lungs."
https://t.co/UOBcZDD4uw
White women have been calling Black women "Shenaenae", "La'Quisha", and "ShaNiqua" in a demeaning manner since the 80's. Latinas were called "Consuela", "Guadalupe", or "Maria" and Asian women were called "Ling-Ling", but the moment ‘Karen’ became a meme criticizing entitled behavior, suddenly people wanted to talk about respect and stereotyping.