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Emmys 2025 🤪

Earth stuns in new photo taken by Artemis II. (Via: @NASA)

@MainooSZN @Kurrco Sorry, confused it with All of the Lights 😂 yeah he didn’t play it I could’ve sworn he did when I was there

@ZaddyAlva @Kurrco Really, all I'm seeing everywhere is that he didn't?

YE LIVE AT SOFI STADIUM 🏟️ (NIGHT 1) FULL SETLIST 📝 ▫️ KING ▫️ THIS A MUST ▫️ FATHER ▫️ ALL THE LOVE (w/ Andre Troutman) ▫️ Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1 ▫️ Can’t Tell Me Nothing ▫️ N****s in Paris ▫️ Mercy ▫️ Praise God ▫️ Black Skinhead ▫️ On Sight ▫️ Blood on the Leaves ▫️ CARNIVAL ▫️ Power ▫️ Bound 2 ▫️ Say You Will (w/ Andre Troutman) ▫️ Heartless ▫️ Moon (w/ Don Toliver) ▫️ E85 (w/ Don Toliver) ▫️ KING ▫️ THIS A MUST ▫️ FATHER ▫️ ALL THE LOVE (w/ Andre Troutman) ▫️ TALKING (w/ North West) ▫️ PIERCING ON MY HAND (w/ North West) ▫️ EVERYBODY ▫️ All Falls Down ▫️ Jesus Walks ▫️ Through the Wire ▫️ Good Life ▫️ All of the Lights ▫️ Runaway

Heard this live. I can die now

@MainooSZN @Kurrco He played flashing lights

@Kurrco No flashing lights or ghost town or touch the sky or stronger???

So good 🤩

Today’s office #HannahMontana20

You guys are out of your minds if you’re saying Project Hail Mary is better than Interstellar 😂 great movie tho 7/10

This is so good lmao

@beerandweed 😭😭😭

so last year for Coachella on Sunday i'm met this dude now we're getting to know each other and then he wants to go to the Yuma so we're walking there and then he asks if I had any extra goodies and I gave him everything I had he decided to take all of it...

In love with this woman

.@AMCTheatres it’s time to change the coca-cola ad that shows before movies. enough with the dance battle and car race 😭

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Paul Mescal was snubbed

This has been a fun one to work on 🤫

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Homie cheated on his girl and is now crying to me on why she left him

Missing Colombia 🇨🇴 🥲

Cool shit with my job 🥹

@nursezaddy @mike_is_eaton @slippingunder Valid 😂

@mike_is_eaton @slippingunder @ZaddyAlva 🐰

Bad Bunny is a Nepo Baby. His father, Bugs, has been huge forever.

i’ve been so fascinated by the voyager mission story since i was a kid. there’s just something existentially moving about a spacecraft built all the way back in the 70s still functioning far beyond its original mission, carrying so many of our deepest human curiosities into the unknown. voyager 1 was launched in 1977 and has been traveling nonstop for nearly five decades at roughly 17 km per second. it crossed the heliopause (where our solar system ends) back in 2012 and now drifts through interstellar space, more than 15.8 billion miles from our planet. endlessly moving through the vastness of space, carrying our signal, our sounds and a small mark of our civilisation. drifting eternally with the quiet possibility of hopefully one day bumping into something or someone out there. i think that's just so beautifully haunting to think about.