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@kamisokk 現実

@448key1 @validclipx Yo momma raise a good boy. Dont come on my shit with the fuckery

@SpiffyCorleone @validclipx Yo dumb ass don’t know what content is

Funny Mike reacts to Sierra Sprague cleaning Suburbbaby’s room and questions why she chose to clean that room out of all the other dirty ones 😭 “I’m just gon keep it real. She knows you got 100k people watching & gon get the W pr. It don’t take rocket science to figure out why she cleaned your room”

@CinemaTweets1 Why would any actor turn down one of their most grossing characters.? He enjoys playing the role, why is that not enough.?

Chris Hemsworth deserves the same criticism Chris Evans deserves for constantly returning to the MCU despite being capable of so much more. Take Crime 101 for example. Hemsworth is unbelievable in this film. It’s a mature, nuanced performance. Why is it asking so much for Hemsworth to do more roles like this & put Thor’s hammer down?

@validclipx Yall fuck niggas pressed.?

@validclipx Mike ain’t no real nigga. He a natural born hatin nigga. Did all that shit talking on SU and still went. Stfu

@aurora_staar @polllysweetie You on birth control.?

@YeezyTaughtMe72 It’s definitely just you

Not sure if it’s just me but I’m ready for the Tom Holland Spider-Man era to end, he’s by far the worst of the three, and 2 of the 3 films so far have been extremely average

Somebody not gone like what she said

@Huff4Congress Well if I can nerd out for a moment, There’s a Marvel storyline where Doom and Tony swap bodies when they were in college. I’d like to think that’s part of the inspiration behind this

Why pay someone $100 million to speak in an accent behind a mask? It’s completely insane. …unless Doctor Doom is some multiverse variant of Tony Stark, which is *also* insane. Nothing about RDJ as Doom makes any sense, narratively or financially.

@uncannyxmaze @gizzverse But for what reason.? Channing Tatum was well received in the role and actually put the work in to be casted. Even had his one stand alone movie planned out. He’s worked over a decade for the role and deserves it

@SpiffyCorleone @gizzverse geee ya don't say. They could have just casted another dude all together is the point

channing tatum gambit was a funny bit in deadpool and wolverine. why is he still playing gambit in a serious marvel movie? why are we acting like he was always gambit in the x-men movies?

@TPAIN The Hum at the end needs to be clipped🤣🤣🤣🤣

I’ll make it one day y’all 🤷🏿‍♂️

@backndfendi Did a nigga just say he was broke making 5k.? Switch incomes with me, I swear ima make that shit shake

SuburbBaby explains how Streamer University 2 really changed his life, says before Kai Cenat gave him a chance he was broke sleeping in his Mom’s living room making only $5k a month 😬 “I advice everyone to apply to streamer university next year” “No matter how much you have to pay JUST GO”

@Angrycomicgirl This mf deserves every tip he gets 🫡

Not all hero’s wear capes 🫡

@EDIFSHOW She’s a single mother. FOH

Do you understand what she is saying.. #fyp #viral #repost maxxm.com/edif

@justRealGold Yeah stop it. It took him over 20 years to reach anywhere close to what Mike and Kobe has done.

Years ago, LeBron James was called the GOAT on live TV… then Shaquille O’Neal shut the debate down with one question. On First Take, Ryan Hollins argued that LeBron James is the greatest player ever, saying neither Michael Jordan nor Kobe Bryant could fill LeBron’s shoes because of the impact he’s had across different teammates and organizations. Shaq wasn’t convinced. He pointed to Jordan’s perfect 6-0 NBA Finals record, while LeBron’s Finals record became the center of the debate. Max Kellerman fired back, arguing Jordan never had to face a team like the Kevin Durant-era Golden State Warriors. That opened the floodgates. Shaq insisted the Warriors wouldn’t survive against the physical Bulls of the ‘90s, arguing today’s game was played under much softer rules. He also defended the defensive intensity of Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and Ron Harper, saying they’d have no problem competing in any era. Looking back, do you agree with Ryan Hollins, or does Jordan’s Finals record still settle the debate today? 📽️-justRealGold

@TINOISFUNNY All I’m gonna say is Jay Z has shown yall where his “values” lie. And when it comes to akademiks, I can’t feel remorse for someone who has put himself in compromising positions. Especially when he has worked to start bullshit with people.

🚨👀 Content Creator TatianaSpeaks Calls Out Charlamagne Tha God, Accuses Him Of Using Mental Health To Dismiss Critics Of Roc Nation During a recent reaction video, content creator TatianaSpeaks criticized Charlamagne Tha God over his exchange with DJ Akademiks, arguing that he deliberately framed Akademiks as “manic” and “paranoid” instead of engaging with the substance of his claims regarding Roc Nation. According to Tatiana, Charlamagne has a pattern of responding to controversial allegations by questioning a person’s mental state rather than addressing the information being presented. 🗣️ TatianaSpeaks: “What you’re not going to do is get up here and play as if he’s crazy. You always like to play the mental health card when people are speaking the truth.” Tatiana argued that this tactic has been used repeatedly whenever individuals make claims involving Roc Nation, saying critics are often portrayed as unstable instead of having their allegations examined. She pointed to the legal dispute involving Desiree Perez’s daughter, Demoree Hadley, who has alleged that her mother used her influence to have her involuntarily committed under Florida’s Baker Act and Marchman Act as part of an effort to separate her from her husband. Perez has denied the allegations. Tatiana also referenced past discussions surrounding Colin Kaepernick and Roc Nation’s partnership with the NFL, arguing that public criticism of Roc Nation has existed for years and pushing back on Charlamagne’s suggestion that “nobody’s online” has made similar claims. 🗣️ TatianaSpeaks: “Nobody’s online? Okay. Here’s the proof.” She also referenced comments previously made by Van Lathan, who said he believed Roc Nation was involved in pushing negative narratives about Colin Kaepernick following the company’s partnership with the NFL, arguing that concerns about Roc Nation’s influence are not new. Tatiana went on to criticize what she described as Charlamagne’s interviewing style, accusing him of taking a manipulative approach by steering conversations toward questioning a person’s credibility instead of examining the underlying allegations. 🗣️ TatianaSpeaks: “I don’t like how people try to use mental health in a manipulative way. I don’t like that.” She concluded by arguing that mental health should not be used as a rhetorical tool to discredit individuals making controversial claims, especially before those claims have been fairly examined. 👀 Do you agree with TatianaSpeaks that invoking mental health in these conversations can unfairly undermine a person’s credibility?

@Tita_Chill Now to be fair… that’s a big motherfucker😂😂😂 she dead wrong to pause like that tho

Être gros c’est pire qu’être moche , le mec passait juste son chemin et elle réagit comme si elle avait vu Lucifer en personne