Isaac Hayes III

If you see me post this just know I ain’t forgot shit. 🤨

Michael B. Jordan. Wow! Congrats.

This movie was trash, and I'm tired of people pretending it wasn't.

I’m not here to cape for strip clubs. But if the @NBA is suddenly so concerned about protecting people and women, then maybe start with the things you actually control. Pay your cheerleaders a better wage. Stop flooding every broadcast with gambling ads that can ruin people financially. Stop promoting alcohol like it’s part of the game itself. You can’t wrap the league in morality when it’s convenient and ignore the systems that actually harm people every single night on your own platform. If the NBA truly cared about protecting people and women, fair pay and responsible promotion would be the first place to start, not drawing the line at strip clubs while everything else gets a pass. Selective Hypocrisy is comedy. 🤷🏾‍♂️

The NBA doesn’t understand Atlanta culture. And most people not from here don’t either. 🍑🍗

@BrandonKan44722 Focused and funded. 🥳 How bout you?

@IsaacHayes3 Focus on Fanbase!

In a Verzuz, 50 Cent is not beating OutKast, T.I., Luda, JD, Lil Jon or Future. Cut it out! 🤣

@MarcAnthony0496 Calm down man. You bout to lose your voice. LOL!

JAMES GUNN NEEDS TO BE FIRED!!!! 🤬🤬🤬 #Lanterns

@EvasTeslaSPlaid Rick James B***h!

Please help me find a suitable name for Him…

@DariusTheeGreat Nope!!!!

@IsaacHayes3 Now if I used the billboards as some kind of metric don’t you think I’d be grossly underestimating your father’s catalog?

It takes 20 records in a Verzuz. You 50 Cent fans are grossly over estimating his catalog.

@ThaHumbleGod This is still a fact. That album is the bar for albums. lol, That has nothing to do with 50 Cent being able to play 20 songs versus TI. Still an L. 🤷🏾‍♂️

@IsaacHayes3 even you dont believe this🤣

The almost complete takeover of legacy media and social platforms is happening in real time. Netflix steps back. Skydance moves in on Paramount. Massive consolidation reshapes Warner Brothers. CBS, CNN, Paramount, and the future of TikTok all sitting inside a tightening circle of power and political influence. When a handful of loyalists sit near the top of the media food chain, narratives shift. Culture shifts. What people see and hear shifts. This is no longer about preference. The demand for new social apps and independent platforms has gone from optional to mandatory. Ownership matters. Infrastructure matters. The future of digital conversation is being decided right now.

@Mayneloveu @dwannb

@dwannb Isaac Hayes was that nigga!

The Memphis-Houston connection in hip-hop traces back to Isaac Hayes' funk, influencing DJ Screw's chopped and screwed sound. This Black American cultural lineage is undeniable, showing how funk evolved into hip-hop before reaching New York. #HipHopHistory #Funk #DJScrew

Official Statement from the Hayes Family and the Estate of Isaac Hayes The Hayes family and the Estate of Isaac Hayes, Jr. announce that the lawsuit filed against Donald John Trump and Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Inc., regarding their use of “Hold On, I’m Comin” has been mutually resolved, and we are satisfied with the outcome. This resolution represents more than the conclusion of a legal matter. It reaffirms the importance of protecting intellectual property rights and copyrights, especially as they relate to legacy, ownership, and the responsible use of creative works. Isaac Hayes, Jr. dedicated his life to his craft, and his contributions to music and culture carry enduring value. As stewards of his legacy, we remain committed to ensuring that his work is respected and properly protected. We are proud that this matter has helped further a broader conversation surrounding intellectual property rights and the obligation to honor creators and their estates. Protecting ownership is not only about the past, it is about preserving dignity, value, and accountability for future generations. We would like to extend sincerest gratitude to our counsel James L. Walker Jr. @jameslwalkeresq and Brittney R. Dobbins, our copyright administrator Liz Garner, and the Walker and Associates team, for their outstanding work and collaborative effort throughout this process. Their diligence, professionalism, and strategic guidance were instrumental in reaching this resolution. With appreciation, Isaac Hayes III President, The Estate of Isaac Hayes President and CEO, Isaac Hayes Enterprises

Grateful to see @la_reid say he wishes he never sold LaFace Records. That kind of honesty matters. For so long we have been told that the goal is to build and then sell. And yes, building and exiting is a strategy. But when your business is rooted in culture, especially Black culture, fashion, music, food, film, you have to be mindful of who you are selling to and what happens to that culture after you no longer control it. I have been saying this for years. If I had to pinpoint the moment the industry truly saw L.A. as a threat, it was when he signed Pink. Up until then, LaFace had mastered breaking Black urban artists. Then he signs a white artist who sells four million records and proves his ear was never limited to one lane. His vision extended from R&B into Pop and Rock and much more. And every signing after that only reinforced how expansive his taste and intellect really are. When you control culture, and you can translate it across audiences, that is power. Thank you L.A. for saying it out loud. Ownership matters. Cultural stewardship matters. And who we sell to matters.

Today we honor our friend and brother Jesse Jackson. Reverend Jackson and Isaac Hayes shared a deep respect for one another and a common commitment to Black empowerment. Whether standing together for civil rights; supporting economic initiatives, or advocating for ownership and opportunity, they believed progress required both political power and cultural strength. We celebrate a life that never stopped fighting for our people. Rest well Jesse. ♥️🪽