Wow.... my new song “Dirty Blonde” was just played live on the air for @Beats1 @AppleMusic w/ @oldmanebro & @LowKeyUHTN IN IT’S COMPLETE SEVEN MINUTE ENTIRETY thanks to @THEkarliehustle @iamdjtreats @WithLovePR @itsMNTN @bok_bok @BETTERYETNYC & more 🌎❤️‼️‼️ #beats1ebro #beats1

The Rock on negotiating his contract with Vince McMahon during the Attitude Era & learning the business side of pro wrestling “You’re going to make $15M this year.” https://t.co/SsZN0ipVMf

idk why i feel like people need to prove themselves to me i’m trying to get out of that mindset but it’s just always worked for me

94 degrees outside

fully Crafted Consciousness - Nam June Paik’s Reclining Buddha (1994)

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"Nobody’s free until everybody’s free" - Fannie Lou Hamer

Too many bitches with too many opinions with too little brain cells.

This belongs in the National History Museum of African American Culture

Protect Michael B. Jordan from any scandals, lies, and white whores. Amen!

talent being recognised, the world is healing.

“The one who’s in love always wins. It doesn’t matter if you get your heart broken, you’re living. When you’re feeling, you’re alive. The sun doesn’t care whether the grass appreciates its rays, it just keeps on shining..."

Adrian Grenier on the Entourage reboot.

Luxury to me is waking up and doing whatever I want.

THE GOAL WAS NEVER TO BE FAMOUS. THE GOAL WAS TO BUILD SOMETHING THAT OUTLIVES THE MOMENT. FAME IS A SIDE EFFECT. LEGACY IS THE PLAN.

In 1996, 702 introduced themselves to the world with “Steelo,” the breakout single from their debut album, No Doubt. ✨🔥

Produced by Chad Elliott and George Pearson, the record carried that futuristic bounce that would soon redefine late-’90s R&B. The sampling of “Voices in

Slavery never ended in the U.S. It was rebranded and repackaged.

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happy st patricks day

The truth is some people will never have a Ryan and Michael creative partnership, because they are so busy trying to compete and one up their peers, instead of building with them.