Issac 🏳️‍🌈

Seth after Bianca makes his gear

@SethJoseph95 This match had everything in it. Big power moves. Highflying. Technical and submission wrestling. They worked well together.

Omg this pin from Aaron Rourke was perfect! 😂 Defeats Tristan Angels and retains the title #WWEEvolve

@danasflxapl Well, yes because Lani got it next

already know shawn spears about to cost izzi so lemme not say anything 😭

@KiranEST_ DOWN!!

Stan card swiped! #WWENXT

@WhoisVindictive ....

???? #WWENXT

Happy Birthday Mother!!!

y’all genuinely have to lock in this year no discourse no ironic homophobia no dumb shit we gotta uplift the community and especially trans people right now

@ungodlyrollins Babyyyy... she tore. One of the best talent shows in recent memory

the spirit of beyoncé possessed her #dragrace

This is why people need to come out before their careers take off. Now, of course this could've been a lavender marriage but that sounds like hell to me. Trying to drink/pray/party away just to conform and hide yourself to please strangers? Fuck that

I remember a couple of years ago, a ex-coworker around the same age as me (20-something, conventionally attractive white woman) said to a group of us while we were talking about Beyoncé, “Beyoncé intimidates me.” And she was genuinely concerned by that feeling. Everyone went silent. I immediately had a flashback to grad school when another white classmate once told me that I intimidated her too when she first met me, yet she couldn’t explain why. My ex-serial people-pleaser self was internally distraught at the time. 😭 (I was the only Black male in the class at the time. Everyone else was white, Hispanic, or Asian.) Years later, it all suddenly clicked. So many people cannot fully grasp Beyoncé because she represents a level of Black excellence, confidence, discipline, beauty, power and cultural impact that society never taught them how to comfortably process without centering themselves. Instead of simply celebrating excellence, they experience it as intimidation. What they are often reacting to is not Beyoncé herself, but the insecurities and biases reflected back at them through her very presence.💡

I would've had to knock the shit out of everyone there

@SethJoseph95 Tristan definitely fine as hell (Aaron got crazy crowd control)

The crowd chanting “ugly” at Tristan Angels 🤣💀 #WWEEvolve

Those Evolve girls are NOTHING to play with. Scary how so good they've gotten in just a brief period

Grandma had to turn all the way around to make SURE she heard right SDJKBADISVSIAKCIIA

@KNoals @Mbakaza4L Uhm yes they are. At one point during history, ESPECIALLY in the US, all these groups of people had laws against them. Women COULD NOT vote until the 1920s. Black people were seen as 3/5 PROPERTY. Not even human. You can put 2 and 2 together

@Mbakaza4L None of those groups are marginalized. None of them lack rights that others have. You are just some hysteria driven rat sucking on clickbait.

"We can be friends despite having different political views." No actually, here is why we can't

Spongebob had Squidward stuttering. He ate that so bad

I love both eras because they all had my favs but in the end, the Divas era won. Yes, they were shitted on (and still are to this day) but some many of current women's wrestlers were inspired by the Divas

aaliyah - more than a woman album • aaliyah (2001)

Zara Larsson responds to Chris Brown after he name drops her in new Instagram rant about his flop album. “Who the fuck are you?” She stated.

BRO I'M FUCKING CRYING KNOASSONOAS

@skinnymysterio girl.... SLFNKJNJDSISD