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HIPHOP 📸 🎥 PEACE 🕊 SPIRITUALITY IG:photorobnyc ᐧ Hate will b ignored. HUMANITY LOVE CARITASᐧ Museum exhibitor. No Racism Zone🚫

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Twitter is dead.

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@atensnut 20? (44)

[New York Yankees @Yankees]

Thank you for supporting us all season long, Yankees fans 💙

[adri 🫐🫧 @AdriOnDeck]

Mets and Red Sox fans should be the last ones talking

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Great Season New York. Thank you @Yankees 🙏🏻🙏🏻 I was hoping for the double chip parade but I guess we’ll have to wait for next year. #NYY

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@NBA_NewYork Huh? GTFOH

[MD @mike_daddino]

A baseball game should never be played indoors again

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@pmidnight16 It ain’t over till it’s over.

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@pmidnight16 Let’s Go Yanks!

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Let’s go Yanks! @Yankees

[MEYHEM LAUREN @MeyhemLauren]

NEW ALBUM NEXT WEEK…

[REALRap @REALRap827494]

September 29th 1998 - A Great Day In Hip Hop!🏆

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@NYCMayor @Nas Spice remix feat?

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The phone networks are down in Union Square @MTA

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👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Diverse Mentality @DverseMentality]

“Hip-Hop don’t have social security.” 👀💰🙏

Nas helped give Grandmaster Caz something bigger than a shoutout. Through the Paid in Full Foundation, which Nas co-founded, the hip-hop pioneer received financial support that allowed him to buy a house and finally leave the projects.

The Cold Crush Brothers legend explained the reality behind his decades of contributions:

“You have to work. You got to stay out there. For me anyway, I got to keep working.”

Caz kept doing radio, park jams and hip-hop sightseeing tours to support himself. His story shows why helping the pioneers means more than celebrating their influence. For him, that support meant a home. Interview clip.

[Eduardo Ortega @ortegagomez_edu]

My Favorite Things” by the John Coltrane quartet.

[Music over time🎻 @Peal8888]

They simply don't make musical acts like this anymore.

[oleg ignashkin @ignashkinjazz]

Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong perform "The Blues are Brewin'''

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

“Jazz never ends... it just continues.”

— Sonny Rollins