Fat Boy 🧸💰

I agree with every single word of this.

Wemby blocked that bitch for a SEVENTH time, stared him down, and got Denicide fouled out 😹😹😹😹 SPURS IN ✋🏿 FUCK NIGGA

I thought he was in jail wtf😭😭😭

Richard Nixon: “I am not a crook” Bill Clinton: “I did not have sexual relations with that woman” Donald Trump: “I’m not a rapist. I’m not a pedophile”

Modern muggers pulling out a switchblade thinking they're tough... mate, that's not a knife. THIS is a knife. 😎 Crocodile Dundee still mogs every action hero 40 years later. 🎬🎥 Crocodile Dundee 🔥❤️

This might be the youngest 104-year-old on the planet, mentally and physically. He had to retire from golf, but he’s still competing in archery. This man is blessed

Hillman.

That time Eddie Murphy had to remind Michael Jackson he wasn't his personal assistant 😂

The fact that Tom Hiddleston and RDJ are going to be in the opposite position from here in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’, just gets me more intrigued to see this get recreated

Trump has been obsessed with trying to recreate the Obama Situation Room Bin Laden photo for years. He’s still not there. But not for a lack of trying.

Sinners (2025)

When Michael Jackson died in 2009, his estate owed creditors over $500 million and was on the verge of forced liquidation. It's now worth more than $2 billion. The new MJ biopic just made $217 million in three days, the biggest biopic opening ever. Two years ago, Sony Music quietly paid around $600 million for half of Michael Jackson's catalog: Beat It, Billie Jean, Thriller, all of it. The full catalog got valued at $1.2 to $1.5 billion, the highest price ever paid for one artist's music. Sony bet this catalog would keep earning forever and that a hit movie would push it higher. Before MICHAEL opened, the Jackson estate was already pulling in around $75 million a year from streams and royalties. Bohemian Rhapsody, the 2018 Queen biopic, kept their songs charting for years afterward. Same producer, Graham King. Lionsgate spent $200 million making the movie. The original budget was $155 million. The number ballooned because the estate's lawyers had forgotten about a clause in an old legal settlement that barred them from showing the accuser onscreen, so the entire ending had to be reshot. The estate paid $10 to 15 million for the new scenes. Director Antoine Fuqua walked away with $25 million in pay (a $10 million base plus a $15 million bonus for the trouble). Producer Graham King got $16 million ($6 million plus a $10 million bonus). Critics hated it. The film sits at 38 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, and one review called it an "infomercial." Audiences disagreed completely and gave it a 97 percent score on the same site, the highest audience score ever for a music biopic. About 6.3 million people in the US and Canada bought tickets at an average price of $15. Lionsgate's internal target is $700 million worldwide. Bohemian Rhapsody, the high water mark for music biopics, finished its run at $910 million. If MICHAEL hits that target, the Jackson estate gets years of extra income from a catalog that already brings in $47 million a year from records and song royalties. Sony, which now owns half, gets the same lift on the bet it placed two years ago. The film ends with a card that reads "His Story Continues." Lionsgate is already prepping the sequel.

Fun to see actual billionaires taken down a peg and see how they treat their own employees.

@JacksonLloyd Right Tf He Talking About 😂

Little did you know, Jrue Holiday is making the hall of fame too.

Bro was like: If I’m getting a red card, I’m gonna make it worth it.

No it wasn’t, stop lying lmao There’s multiple rap music videos on YouTube from September 2005, this being the earliest I found. Lil Keke’s wasn’t even the first Houston rap music video on YouTube. People just be making stuff up cuz everybody believes everything they see.

This black man begged his white coworker to leave him alone and to stop assaulting him, but he wouldn’t listen. Watch what happens next ..😱😱

Michael Jackson made his children read books as a form of currency while they were growing up. For every toy his kids wanted, they had to read one book each and he will quiz them on it. 😳

Not saying it's true, but someone said Oklahoma City Thunder has flopping drills at practice… Starting to make sense. 😂