Obi Wan Its Kobi

I love that more and more women are calling out their boyfriends for watching that misogynistic trash 🙂‍↕️

This video kills me everytime 😭

Did "men-hating" or "women-hating" attitudes exist before social media, or did the internet just amplify them?

so many ppl minimizing this to “yall are parasocial” & it’s just a matter of critical thinking. you don’t have to like her to understand that she’s a clear target for misogynoir, respectability politics & ppl who are casually cruel about violence against women. it’s that simple.

Drake might seriously hit 300K first week with ICEMAN not even lying, i never seen people being so hungry for his new music since a long time

Millie bobby brown says Henry Cavill doesn't allow co-workers to ask about his personal life: "He's very strict"

When people have been lied to, manipulated, used, and misrepresented, trust gets fractured at the foundation. Once that happens, unity doesn’t come easy. Everybody’s operating from different wounds, different truths, and different survival instincts.

Trump process might be harsh, but always end with grace…. One thing I learned about being an American and traveling in the world only us Americans think locally while everyone else think globally and I our news show us things that the world don’t see and vice versa, but I’m sticking with my president… respectfully

Joey Bada$$ thinks lyrical rappers avoid collabs so they don't get bodied on their own song and mentions J. Cole and J.I.D as an example. Jaÿ-Z's recently expressing his opinion that collaborations would be better for hip-hop than battles has the internet talking, and Joey Bada$$ is weighing in with a strong opinion. On Tuesday afternoon (March 24), the Brooklyn, N.Y., rapper shared several tweets addressing the topic. "Everybody talks about how we shouldn’t beef and we should spar more on records but truth is niggas don’t wanna be wanting to collab out of fear of getting bodied on they own record," Joey tweeted. "This is exactly why you didn’t see JID on The Fall Off. He would’ve OVERSTOOD the assignment. To me personally, it made no sense he wasn’t on there but hey maybe that’s just me. 🤷🏾‍♂️ btw I loved the album but let’s be fr." Joey later expressed that he was not shading J. Cole and has love for the Dreamville head honcho. "Let’s stay focused on the sentiment of lyrical rap as a subgenre and friendly sparring," Joey added. "It’s the most scarcity mindset lane of rap. There’s a lot of brand protection going on which is understandable lol."

hip hop was broken that battle fixed it… it’ll never go back

WHAT ADULT IS STILL OUT HERE EATING PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY SANDWICHES

Dennis thanks Gillie for his comments on fake accusations being pushed on Drake.

Joe budden defends 2pac and plays tracks from his All Eyez on Me album after emanny says it didn’t age well and has skips via Joe budden patreon

Rory from the New Rory & MAL podcast recently claimed that an alleged producer in Kendrick Lamar's circle personally told him that "Mal was right," seemingly in reference to his take on Drake winning the beef: "I've pushed back on Mal with this entire Drake and Kendrick thing... talking about super-producers, which I'll tell you off mic. A producer that is very much tied to that side, I saw in person. He pulled me aside, he whispered in my ear, 'Mal was right.'" "I know the internet won't believe anything I'm saying. Y'all favorite producer over there was like, 'Yo, Mal right.'"