The industry babied this nigga his entire career. He was never canceled. His peers never held him accountable. And that’s why he felt comfortable being violent in the future. So all that whining and crying about “everybody hates him” is a joke.
HOW ABOUT THOSE BOOS NOW??
Horny ass mfs ran to Twitter to get their shit off as if fans don’t boo when teams play like shit 😭 But how did that work in the 2nd half?? Oh aight.
*play the song*
Before her 2nd album, Ciara had already:
🔥 7 Hot 100 Top 10 hits (5 Top 3)
👑 7 weeks at #1 with “Goodies”—a debut-single record not seen since 1977
🏆 Won a Grammy in 2006
💿 Then debuted at #1 with Ciara: The Evolution
ALL BY AGE 21! Her 2004–2006 run was INSANE! 🔥
LeBron on the Philly crowd tonight:
“It was everything that I dreamed of and more. We got the boos. That was amazing. We deserved it. And then we had the cheers, and almost blew the roof off this thing tonight — in a good way. It was a hell of a night”🔥
Just know I’m spinning the block on this tweet when y’all play a real, healthy NBA team instead of the remnants of a fallen dynasty. Lol and remember: since old man Bron got ya to the 2nd round, it’s championship or bust with Luka leading the way.
LeBron and Savannah James reflect on finding out they were expecting Bronny during Savannah’s senior year of high school and becoming parents at a young age. ❤️
Savannah reflects on the emotions and uncertainty of becoming a young mother:
“I was scared, but I also knew that this was something special. We were young, but we were committed to figuring it out together.”
LeBron shares how growing up without his father shaped his approach to fatherhood and his determination to be present in his children’s lives:
“For me, you know, being a part of a single-parent household myself and not really ever having my father around, I knew it was something that I was going to take very seriously.”
Savannah also emphasized how important it was for their family to grow together through every challenge.
“We were learning as we went,” she said. “But we always wanted our children to feel loved, supported, and protected.”
(Via The NY Times)