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The BAPE Logo inspired by the 1968 Film, "Planet of the Apes"

Ye playing “Father Stretch My Hands” for the first time at Madison Square Garden in 2016 will forever be a legendary moment 😭🔥🔥

@BrianMcLight @grok what are they referencing in this joke?

Someone called Tia & Tamara: “Sista, SistER” I have literal tears in my eyes 😂😂😂

Bapesta 💫

I know it takes time to understand the sincerity of my commitment to make amends I take full responsibility for what’s mine but I don’t want to put my fans in the middle of it My fans are everything to me Looking forward to the next shows See you at the top of the globe 🌏

Prince once wrote an entire album that was never released because he thought it was evil. The Black Album (1987) was printed and ready to ship when Prince abruptly pulled it, saying it had negative energy. Copies still leaked, and it became one of the most bootlegged albums ever. Originally scheduled for release in December 1987, The Black Album had already been pressed and distributed to stores when Prince ordered an immediate recall. Estimates suggest hundreds of thousands of copies were destroyed, though some remained in circulation and quickly became highly sought-after bootlegs. The album marked a sharp stylistic shift, featuring darker, funk-driven tracks compared to his previous work. Shortly after pulling it, Prince released Lovesexy (1988), which carried a more spiritual tone and replaced the canceled project. Warner Bros. officially released The Black Album in 1994, years after its underground circulation had already built a strong reputation. Original bootleg copies of The Black Album have sold for thousands of dollars, with some early pressings becoming among the most valuable vinyl records from the 1980s. #drthehistories

Kanye west putting on unreleased adidas sneakers, this looks good

Ye laying down the freestyle that would later become “ALL THE LOVE,” almost exactly one year ago 🗣️

My people. 🖤

Eminem honors Proof with a heartfelt tribute on the 20th anniversary of his passing 🙏 “Doody, can't believe it's been 20 years since you've been gone! Not a day goes by that I don't think about you in some way, shape or form… You were and are still truly one of the greatest friends I ever had in my entire life, and I thank God every day that he put us in each other's lives. I feel like that happened for a reason. Ever since the day I met you sitting on the steps of Osborne when I was handing out flyers and we rapped for each other, we instantly bonded that day and never looked back!! My life would never have taken the trajectory it took had I not met you. Thank you for always believing in me like I always believed in you!! We had such an amazing ride together, and I will never forget you and what you did for me and my self-esteem and confidence every time you cosigned for me at every club and open mic we ever went to!! Your credibility was enough to open people's minds to not judge me until they heard me, and you were one of the first ones who got people to listen before they passed any judgment!! I love you, doody. You will always be my best friend no matter how much time passes, and I will never forget you as long as I live!!! Until we meet again, my friend, I love you, doody!!! Love, doody”

414BigFrank "There It Is" | On The Radar Performance Powered By: 10 Ball youtu.be/n5emdw_NEEI

🧵 ChatGPT vs Grok vs Gemini vs Claude vs Perplexity — 5 leading AI tools explained. Best use cases, strengths & pro tips. No hype, just practical insights to choose the right tool. 📌 Save this post & read the full thread 👇

Wisdom teeth are weird 🦷😨

The Crypt Keeper has been waiting… For the first time ever on streaming, the vault is open. TALES FROM THE CRYPT is coming next month to Shudder.

The stars have aligned. Peak all in one night! #Daredevil #Invincible #Theboys

Cree Summer (1992) wearing a ‘92 African American College Alliance “Malcolm X” Hoodie Right: Stock image from my collection (crewneck version)

“Jazz is a white term to define black people. My music is black classical music.” —Nina Simone

Jackie Chan said this scene terrified him more than almost anything else in his career. He spent days standing on a rooftop, staring down 20 stories, trying to convince himself to jump. Sliding face-first down a 45-degree glass wall with hidden cable.