Ditalian Tobler 🤘🏾

And with everything you do, do as unto God and not man ✍🏾

[The Vine @Thevine_ntwk]

Jesus died specifically for them. He came for sinners who need grace.

[Joon Lee @joonlee]

me on twitter vs. me on linkedin

[Joe Piscopo @JrzyJoePiscopo]

“If you want to be happy for an hour eat a steak if you want to be happy for a day go play golf. If you wanna be happy for a week go take a vacation, but if you wanna be happy for a lifetime, put your faith in Jesus Christ.”
#RIP Lou Holtz

[Rikki Doolan @realrikkidoolan]

WATCH: Celebrity Logan Paul went from mocking Jesus to leading prayer to Him.

Revival time incoming.

[MJ👑 @iam__Jezreel]

I know my generation may not fully understand this, but you have to know God to love a woman correctly.

[Langston Wertz Jr. @langstonwertzjr]

Sometimes kids just do the right thing. An opponent helped the team manager get a moment, and that team manager was clutch, too

[Ditalian Tobler 🤘🏾 @Rollinghard30]

go Jesus and go cats!

[Christian Tweets @JesusSavesUs777]

Thousands of University of Kentucky students gave their lives to Jesus.

[Davy Ben @_davyben]

IMPACTFUL really?? Okay, let’s talk impact. Since you lot want to toe this line and suddenly act myopic over your “irrelevant” personal biases. I’ll be happy to give you at least 5✋:

1. I’ll start with arguably his biggest impact. For a fact, Chris Brown's return with the album F.A.M.E. in 2011, is by miles the most impactful ‘comeback’ case study in modern pop culture. After being effectively cancelled by the industry in 2009, he returned to win a Grammy for Best R&B Album. This wasn’t even about his fanbase. Chris Brown proved high-level talent could bypass traditional industry gatekeeping and public fallout. As polarizing as his personality is, there are not many artists that will survive that level of industry/media damnation and still go ahead to be the face of a mainstream genre more than a decade later, solely because of his craft.

2. Chris Brown is objectively one of the most (if not the most) impactful Western bridge for Afrobeats. His decade-long collaboration with the genre’s biggest stars helped provide the consistent global co-sign necessary for the genre to enter US radio and charts. He is the first and “only” American to win a Headies Award for his direct role in this movement.

3. Chris Brown served as the sole commercial bridge for the ‘triple-threat’ R&B archetype during a decade where the genre almost entirely pivoted to a stationary vibe. While peers moved toward ‘mood,’ CB evidently doubled down on MJ-level choreography. Critically, he remained the only male soloist in the 2010s whose music videos and tours were judged as much on choreography as on the music itself. His impact lies in the fact that for over 10 years, he was the only soloist operating at a stadium level who treated (and still treats) R&B as an elite physical sport.

Additionally, CB was the first major A-list R&B star to move into the Hip-Hop lane as a legitimate peer, not just a hook man. The result spoke for itself. What he did then effectively saved R&B's commercial relevance during the 2010s. While traditional R&B was dying on the charts, Chris Brown’s hybrid style kept the genre in the clubs and on the Hot 100 by merging it with the dominant sound of Atlanta trap. Every ‘singing rapper’ or ‘rapping singer’ we know today is working within the space that Chris Brown aggressively made commercially viable. He didn't just make archetype popular; he built the bunker that R&B retreated into to survive the 2010s. If he hadn't merged R&B with Trap culture, R&B would’ve likely been relegated in the food-chain much like Neo-Soul was in the early 2000s.

4. Chris Brown was the first major artist to normalize the 'long-LP' format (beginning with the 45-track HBOAFM). Yes, while critics panned the length, it was an impactful industry move that exploited the mathematical relationship between track count and streaming certifications. This tactic of prioritizing volume to maximize 'album units' is now a standard blueprint used by mainstream stars like Drake, Morgan Wallen, and SZA to maintain chart dominance. By being the first to shatter the 40-track ceiling, CB effectively signalled the end of the tight 10-song R&B album era and forced the industry to recognize quantity as a primary driver of commercial quality in the streaming age.

5. Chris Brown is the first solo artist of the 21st century to have a song chart on the Billboard Hot 100 for 20 consecutive years (2005–2024). This is unarguable impact because it defies the standard industry shelf-life, especially for an artist who faced massive institutional blackballing (though largely self-inflicted). CB proved a superstar can survive and thrive at the highest level without a single corporate sponsor or institutional backing.

[Camus @newstart_2024]

This woman woke up at 4 AM in 20° cold, worked out for two hours, faced a packed college Monday… and her first thought?

“I woke up this morning. I’m healthy. I get to move my body. I get to learn. And above all—Jesus loves me. Not because of anything I’ve done. Just because I’m His.”

No complaints. Just tears of gratitude.

A beautiful reminder: The greatest privilege isn’t the workout, the degree, or the sunrise—it’s waking up known and loved by our Creator.

If you’re breathing today, you’re already blessed beyond measure.
Don’t let the noise steal your thankfulness.

He loves you more than you’ll ever grasp.

[Bruce Snyder @realBruceSnyder]

Jelly Roll stepped onto the Grammy stage and did something you almost never see anymore.

He didn’t play it safe.
He pulled out a Bible.

He openly thanked God for rescuing him from a dark, broken chapter of his life, and he did it in front of an industry that usually avoids faith at all costs.

[Jonathan Slater @slater57649]

These are the people that should get Six figure bonuses

[Onyx @OnyxClips]

Aries responds to someone in his chat asking why he ALL OF A SUDDEN turned to bible study content🤔
"God called me, one day I just wanted to be better it took me 22 years to be like this"🔥

[College Football Zone @CollegeFBonX]

“Babe please don’t embarrass me when we meet my parents”

Me in her parents living room watching the pop-tart bowl:

[Anna Lulis @annamlulis]

Wow.

Christians sing worship songs at the White House, publicly giving glory to God in one of the most significant places in the world

America is returning to Christ. ✝️

[Berkley’s Pops ™️ @BrandoAKing]

Listen I didn’t cry but dammit.

The good memories were had…

Thanks Mark 😮‍💨

[Kentucky Football @UKFootball]

Thank you for everything, Coach Stoops.

[Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 @big_business_]

My heart almost dropped to my stomach

[𝖍𝖊𝖑𝖔 @hwloiza]

life was so good when all these chris brown’s features dropped 😭

[Mimi Hype @_itsjustmimi_]

Lmaoo this is what the browns need lmaoooo

[rachael ��� @rachallison1]

casually crying over hebrews 10 bc God loves us so much and it’s so apparent here 😭🙌🏼