Kerry Love

@Naim__Ali They both supported, promoted & voted for a child fker IDGAF what they’re going thru.

He’s not going crazy. This is how a lot of mfs feel. If you think people should ignore all this shit and act normal you’re part of the problem

One of the nastiest problems in Brooklyn. Im glad the borough is raising hell about it. These scammers are backed by the NYPD and shit

“It is not a crime to party with Jeffrey Epstein.” — Acting AG, Todd Blanche

@YungExtenZe420 @Elrikk @GeneralMCNews He also trafficked her across state lines

@Elrikk @GeneralMCNews Fake picture, he raped a 17 year old

BREAKING: Americans across the country are demanding Matt Gaetz be made the new Attorney General.

exactly 1 year ago we dropped the “poser” video and our lives haven’t been the same since.

@BrandonStraka They voted for the billionaires

A woman drives past Meta’s new AI data center in Florida, showing massive stretches of farmland cleared for the project. The scale of land being wiped out is raising eyebrows.

@WarRoomArchives You don’t return stock how will billionaires ever make money then

Why did they destroy it instead of taking it back to the USA?

The new Acting Attorney General 🤡 Todd Blanche: We’re not going to prosecute the predators in the Epstein files or release their names to the public.

@enforcelawsNYC When y’all stop voting to fund fkn wars for $1B a day DA

Serious question though. When is the middle class ever going to get something free?

@KC507_alt @ErosXx946001 @LePapillonBlu2 Right but the system protects those. When they raided chicken farms in Virginia, omaha, Mississippi not one business was fined.

@TrapAndFamous @ErosXx946001 @LePapillonBlu2 Just because they don't doesn't mean they shouldn't be.

LOCK THAT BIATCH THE FUCK UP!!

NOT FLAT…

@TheB_sKnees @Antunes1 So you’re saying bill gates, bill and Hilary are innocent then

He’s 100% correct. You need evidence and you need a grand jury to indict and until you have those things nothing‘s gonna happen to anyone. People are so stupid. Not even any victim has got on TV and said and named a specific person that did something to her and then provide the evidence to prove it.

@overton_news They’re the same person and one of the top 5 reasons we’re in this sht. Like they did it knowing they can make content from it while being unaffected.

Joe Rogan tells Theo Von to his face he’s “losing his f*cking marbles” during the latest episode of the podcast. Rogan then urged him to get off antidepressants after Von went on a bizarre rant. VON: “It’s all just a cat and mouse game.” “People are like, ‘we’ll elect the Democrats next time.’ But it’s all...the same sh*t has been happening forever.” “They haven’t been helping anybody forever.” “They’re letting f*cking politicians slurp on kids!” “All of our f*cking money goes to Israel and they’re using it to f*cking genocide people!” “It’s like, everybody is scared out of their wits right now. It’s like, our religious leaders are afraid to speak out.” “It’s like...the...it’s a time where it’s like...satan is amongst us and our religious leaders are talking about bullsh*t at the polls!” “It’s just like, what is going...I don’t know man.” ROGAN: “We gotta get you off those antidepressants, son.” “You’re losing your f*cking marbles!” VON: “You think I am?” ROGAN: “Come hang out with us. Just chill out!”

@KC507_alt @ErosXx946001 @LePapillonBlu2 If it wasn’t on camera she would of got away just like the millionaires and billionaires who hire undocumented people. They never get charged.

@ErosXx946001 @LePapillonBlu2 We are on to this numb nuts white man's country, but it appears they ran off

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-N.J.) on Americans struggling with rising prices: "Maybe get yet another job"

Mini #CaseStudy - #Gymshark: Community-First Branding In the early days, Gymshark was just another small fitness apparel startup competing in a crowded athleisure market dominated by legacy brands like Nike and Adidas. Traditional advertising didn’t work. The brand lacked recognition, its early visuals blended into the typical gym-wear aesthetic, and there was little emotional pull to separate it from dozens of other online fitness clothing brands. The messaging also risked missing the real audience, young fitness enthusiasts who were spending more time on social media than in traditional sports marketing channels. Without a stronger identity, Gymshark could easily have become just another generic apparel label in the crowded fitness category. Gymshark flipped the script by focusing on community before product. Instead of expensive celebrity endorsements, the brand partnered with fitness creators and micro-influencers who were already building loyal audiences on platforms like Instagram and YouTube. The strategy was based on a simple insight: fitness is social, and people trust communities more than ads. Gymshark created experiences around that idea, hosting workout events, building athlete communities, and turning customers into brand ambassadors. The voice became more human, the visuals more authentic, and the brand positioning shifted from “selling gym clothes” to building a fitness movement people wanted to belong to. Source: forbes.com/sites/giacomot… BULLET MINI #SWOT ✅ Strength: Community-driven marketing built strong loyalty and turned customers into brand advocates. ❌ Weakness: Heavy reliance on influencer culture means the brand must constantly maintain authenticity. 🚀 Opportunity: Expanding community experiences—events, digital fitness platforms, and creator partnerships—can deepen brand engagement. ⚠️ Threat: Without its community-first strategy, Gymshark would likely have been overshadowed by larger athletic brands with bigger advertising budgets. Brand Lesson for Founders and CMOs Products don’t build movements, communities do. When people feel like they belong to a brand, marketing becomes amplification instead of persuasion. Follow our page for more mini brand breakdowns on how modern companies win attention in the social-media economy.

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#MiniSWOT Abercrombie & Fitch: Reputation rehab For years, Abercrombie & Fitch built its identity around exclusivity and a very narrow image of “cool.” But by the early 2010s, that strategy started to backfire. The brand faced criticism for exclusionary messaging, controversial leadership comments, and stores that felt dark, intimidating, and out of touch with modern shoppers. Younger customers wanted authenticity and inclusivity, but Abercrombie’s brand voice and visuals still reflected an older playbook. Sales dropped, public perception declined, and the brand felt disconnected from the culture around it (Business of Fashion, 2019). The company began a major brand reset focused on inclusivity, transparency, and a more welcoming shopping experience. Leadership shifted the voice of the brand to highlight diversity, body positivity, and everyday confidence. Stores became brighter and more accessible, marketing campaigns featured a wider range of customers, and product design focused on comfort and modern lifestyle needs. According to reports from the Business of Fashion and Retail Dive, this repositioning helped Abercrombie reconnect with Millennials and Gen Z, turning a declining brand into one of retail’s most talked-about comeback stories. MINI SWOT ✅ Strength: Clearer message built around inclusivity and modern lifestyle branding. ❌ Weakness: Past reputation damage created long-term trust issues to overcome. 🚀 Opportunity: Reintroduced the brand to Gen Z through social storytelling and relatable campaigns. ⚠️ Threat: Without change, the brand risked becoming irrelevant to a new generation of shoppers. Brand takeaway for founders and CMOs: Reputation damage doesn’t always mean the end of a brand. With honest positioning, better storytelling, and customer-focused design, even the most criticized brands can rebuild trust. Follow our NYC branding team for weekly brand breakdowns and marketing insights. Business of Fashion - businessoffashion.com/case-studies/r…

@FordFischer I swore somebody said they can’t bring guns to a protest. But here we are.

VIDEO THREAD: Armed gun owners in Virginia showed up outside the State Capitol in Richmond this afternoon to rally against new gun control measures awaiting signature from Governor Spanberger such as bans on the sale of "assault weapons" and large capacity magazines in the state.