LOYAL(TY)

Y’all Get At Me Fa Y’all TV mounts & any wall mounts .. ima take this shit serious

I need a big breakfast

I’m in my unk yrs fr lol

Damn I really don’t do shyt nomo

Just being honest

Trinidad James Ft. T.I., Young Jeezy, 2 Chainz - All Gold Everything (Remix) [2013]

Finesse Breaks down the scientific difference between crackin a bitch w/ a BBL vs. “Real Meat” 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 FUHFLACKA FUHFLACKA

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Having a girl who is confident enough to initiate sex is such an underrated blessing

Ian no gamer but good for a showroom in my man cave

@ALetterToMyLove Aww

Single Till I’m Married Idgaf How Much I Love You.

@KissMy_Lemon That part n get that foo off me lol

@_PIF64_TY I said I need to relax ..

Definitely gonna hit the beach tomorrow! I need to relax and release 💆🏽‍♀️💕

Being nice to everybody bite u in the ass sum times

Bout to put these bad boyz to use #JRL

@KissMy_Lemon 😒😒

@_PIF64_TY Yes big back

Some fried conch n salmon bites grits n cornbeef is too much fr breakfast?

These are facts not opinions lol

@WhoIsBrenae Untee living life lol

Ian got an haircut in 4 months smh ppl love asking me if im growing my dreads bck

In Scarface, the Bolivian drug lord Alejandro Sosa was based on a real life Bolivian cocaine baron named Roberto Suárez Gómez - the so called “King of Cocaine” - and he was one of the most powerful crime figures in Latin American history. Like Sosa, Suárez came from one of Bolivia’s most wealthy families. He was well educated and projected an image of a respectable family man - all the while running a cocaine empire that reportedly made over $400 million a year. His family’s wealth began during the rubber boom of the late 19th century. They built a powerful commercial empire through rubber extraction by brutally exploiting the local Indigenous population. After the rubber industry collapsed in the early 1900s, cattle ranching became their main source of income. Roberto inherited a business that had large swaths of land well suited for coca production, as well as a fleet of aircraft perfect for drug trafficking. When the cocaine boom took off in the mid-1970s, he repurposed those assets and quickly became the world's largest producer and supplier of coca paste - the base material used to make cocaine. And much like Sosa, he had deep connections with Bolivia’s military, the CIA, and controlled his own private hit squad he used to take out his rivals. (1/5)