Plus je côtoie d’autres commu, plus je réalise a quel point les parents noirs sont des vauriens. Les autres font des comptes épargnes pour les gosses, les aident à acheter leurs premiers apparts… Nous, même juste avec un stage, tu dois déjà cotiser pour les charges de la mif 😂
Après la vie, vient la moOoOrt !!! Pleure pas si je meurs, Ma chéri mi amoOoOr !!
DOUBLE KILLA !! DOUBLE !! DOUBLE KILLLA !! DOUBLE KILLA !! DOUBLE !!
DOUBLE KILLA !! RETA ‼️ RETA ‼️
Batara gang - Dubble Killa [2015]
Lakers got this report for the first time in this era, then won 17/20 games with Jovan Buha playing center but I’m supposed to believe this team wasn’t a center away from real contention
its really truly, truly really absurd that no one cares about those drone investments (or him joking about them) to the point theyd create something like this
meanwhile Ja is being treated like a reforming menace to society
Vous voyez ça c’est de la haute délinquance. Quand le peuple arrêtera de se laisser diviser et regardera là où est vraiment l’argent, on aura avancé de fou.
J’en ai marre de vivre dans la souffrance depuis 27 ans à cause d’une erreur médicale à ma naissance (on m’a coupé le cordon au lieu de me trancher la gorge)
I think the most under appreciated thing in basketball is when superstars are elite at “role player” skills.
For example, Jimmy Butler being an elite offensive rebounder, turnover suppressor, cutter, and off-ball defender in unison with his on-ball scoring is what made him one of the most impactful playoff players in the NBA.
For Tatum, it’s his defensive versatility, rebounding, and ability to play off the catch.
For Jokic, it’s his quick decision making, massive screening, constant movement and rebounding.
Historically, the “most valuable” players are those who complement their superstar skill set with “soft skills” that allow them to optimize high-end talent, and influence the game in other ways.
Those whose impact seems to “lag behind” their monster production typically lack those in-between traits.