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This is the kinda rap music that I like. 🔥 if you agree 🤔

If Israel stopped getting weapons and money from America

“As a mother and a doctor and an Irish citizen, this barbaric cruel regime must be disbanded” Margaret Connolly

Les Etats-Unis lèvent les sanctions contre Francesca Albanese, la rapporteuse spéciale de l’ONU pour les territoires palestiniens. ⚖️ lemonde.fr/international/…

Itamar Ben Gvir is the person who represents the State of Israel in the most accurate way.

Devinez quelle a été la réponse de @auroreberge sur l’affaire Bruel : “c’est une erreur de nous demander de choisir un camp.” Tenez vous bien elle est ministre déléguée en charge de l’égalité entre les hommes et les femmes.

Not to be dramatic but I really think we’re underreacting to how fucking stupid everyone is.

Rolling Stone ranks The Wire the second-best TV show ever made. Entertainment Weekly named it the best in 2013. The man who made it spent six years fighting HBO to keep it on the air. They were trying to cancel it after every single season. The ratings never came. Season 2 peaked at 3.71 million viewers an episode. By the final season the average was under a million. The 2008 series finale pulled around 1 million, against The Sopranos finale's 11.9 million nine months earlier. After Season 3, HBO was ready to end it. Two of the show's biggest characters had been killed off or sent to prison. To the network, that was a natural finish. David Simon disagreed. He spent two years pushing HBO to renew, which is why Season 4 didn't premiere until 21 months after Season 3 ended. He'd wanted Season 4 to cover immigration in Baltimore. By the time HBO finally said yes, there was no time to research it, so he switched to the public schools, where his writing partner Ed Burns had taught for years. He also pitched HBO a spinoff about Tommy Carcetti, the politician character. Simon later said HBO boss Chris Albrecht looked at him like, "Dude, I'm trying to figure out how to cancel the one show." Season 5 was supposed to be 13 episodes. HBO cut it to 10. The first episode of the shorter season is called "More with Less." The casting almost fell apart for another reason. Idris Elba faked an American accent through four auditions to get Stringer Bell. He's from East London. The casting director coached him to lie. Dominic West, who played lead detective Jimmy McNulty, was also British, from Yorkshire. Simon didn't find out until the actors first read the script together. He'd specifically asked for Americans. Carolyn Strauss, the HBO executive who approved The Wire (and The Sopranos, and Six Feet Under), also saved one of its main characters. Simon had written Detective Kima Greggs to die in Season 1, episode 10. Strauss told him no. The awards did nothing for it. Two Emmy nominations across five seasons, both for writing. Zero wins. None of the actors were ever nominated, not even Idris Elba, Michael K. Williams, or Michael B. Jordan. Zero Golden Globe nominations either. One HBO executive said the network blamed the East Coast setting and the LA-based Emmy voters. The show that beat it every Sunday in the ratings was Desperate Housewives, originally pitched to HBO and turned down by Carolyn Strauss. Two things kept The Wire alive. Simon refused to give up. The show built a reputation that only paid off after it had ended. People bought the DVDs and told their friends. The show that almost died five times became the one everyone said you had to watch. The greatest show in television history got five seasons out of a network trying to cancel it after every one.

The Wire (2002) was nearly cancelled every season. HBO kept renewing it reluctantly despite mediocre ratings, only because critics wouldn't stop calling it the greatest show ever made.

“I was ashamed of myself when I realized life was a costume party and I attended with my real face.” — Franz Kafka

Un peu de devoir : Pete Rock qui freestyle sur la légendaire production "Petit Frère" attribué à Imhotep, accompagné d'AKH et Shurik'n On aperçoit même Fabe en arrière plan, c'était en 1996.

We’re obsessed with the idea that poor people might take more than they need, but we rarely question why some wealthy people are never satisfied with what they already have.

En 4 mois, le maire de New York Zohran Mamdani a ramené le budget à l'équilibre. De 12 milliards de déficit à 0. Ne croyez pas les libéraux, macronistes, sociaux-démocrates ou de droite qui donnent des leçons de bonne gestion. Sarkozy, Hollande et Macron ont creusé le déficit, appauvri les Français, vendu notre industrie à la découpe, détruit les services publics, et fait exploser la dette publique. Gérer une ville au service des besoins des gens est possible. L'année prochaine, quand nous l'emporterons dans le pays, nous réduirons le déficit, ferons payer ceux qui se gavent, reconstruirons ce qui doit l'être, et soulagerons la vie de ceux qui galèrent. Nous savons comment faire. Nous y sommes prêts.

On peut géolocaliser les taxis, mais pas les profits de Total. On peut contrôler le nombre de brosses à dents chez une mère isolée, mais pas les comptes des milliardaires dans les paradis fiscaux. Ça s'appelle la chasse aux pauvres, pas une loi antifraude !

Some more of those "loud party raps" from Melle Mel... "Beat Street"

@Djservuno Produced by @DJDesign90

Rasco “What It's All About” Produced by Keith Stones Throw Records 1998

“What does the money machine eat? It eats youth, spontaneity, life, beauty, and, above all, it eats creativity. It eats quality and shits quantity.” — William S. Burroughs

theres nothing like hip-hop music

@RaphaelRuimy @Sht_dono La population civile sur une zone géographique convoitée

@Sht_dono Vous pensez que qui etait vise exactement?

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