Eddie Bebley

@mikefreemanNFL That energy bill?!

Wut

@BmbEmpower When you have too much stuff in your garage.

It’s gets real here in Dallas!

@roywoodjr Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

How wild is it that someone walking through the toy store, saw this & thought “what if a Jamaican put the soul of a mass murderer in the doll but murderer can only stay in the doll for so long so he gotta put his soul inside the body of a young child”. Hit franchise.

@jmontforttx Not HBCUs...we're gonna be alright!

Higher Ed is going to have to reinvent itself after the MAGA dumbification period is over. Firing a TA because this student is completely inept and lazy is preposterous.

@KevOnStage Dirty rice.

What’s the Blackest appetizer? I would argue Rotel dip.

@LeBatardShow Maybe his true powers were in his "nappy hair." Shouldn't have cut it.

@TheCUSACentel @UTEP @UTEPFB @ElPasoTXGov @elpasotimes @nflmx @ConferenceUSA Im hoping everyone knows this is a parody page. Although, this comment is borderline racists.

#BREAKING: FBI investigators reveal UTEP has been receiving NIL donations from the Juárez Cartel to support athletic programs. University officials claim they were unaware of the source of the funds and say the money would’ve been rejected had they known. Per @theUTEPnews

@jemelehill "That's how they got my uncle on a Cadillac."

Bold strategy, Cotton.

@BmbEmpower All those black women that won. Hes being petty.

With huge win for #democrats Tue night and only people he can find to interview are losing #republicans x.com/Ronxyz00/statu…

@mikefreemanNFL They're bored since our football is terrible this year. Go Miners!

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@ItsMikeHill Philly defense could be the reason

I have not seen the Giants offense run this smoothly in YEARS!!!

@roywoodjr For example...Lewis is LeBron and Alonso is Skip Bayless

Don’t know enough about F1 to be invested in the drama but DAYUM…”I’d rather shit in my hand and clap twice..” is a top tier insult 😂😂😂

@VanLathan I just ordered that shirt!

Van Jones lack of compassion was interesting. Because compassion is his entire brand. Why does it stop at Palestine?

@VanLathan "We are right." WAR

off topic. i contend, seriously. that the last scene of the last episode of this show is the saddest, most depressing scene in TV history. Sadder than Wallace's death, sadder than Jurassic Bark, sad, depressing and haunting.

@jemelehill What about "jalapeño?"

Me, when I used to try to pronounce Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy on air.

@KevOnStage Gonna make mine kosher cause you never know.

What yall cooking for rapture eve?

@PTI Lucky he didn't say LeBatard

It’s International Day of Friendship! Are Kornheiser and Wilbon BFFs?

@michaelharriot @bomani_jones Funny thing is most of those lines were written by ghostwriters

I think I know the answer. Aside from how well they can spit, rappers have ALWAYS rapped about money, cars, clothes and women. But rappers used to clown each other for going "pop" and being in "the industry." When record executives became hip-hop artists and hip-hop artists became record executives, bragging about selling records and being a part of the BUSINESS of the industry was as important as money, jewelry, cars or even the ability to rap. Then, a guy came along who couldn't rap, produce music, write lyrics, dance or even talk about his street life. He became a huge star BECAUSE HE COULD SELL RECORDS. He wasn't the FIRST to do it but... If you listen closely, you'll see who was the biggest influence on the trend you're talking about. 1994: "I'm sitting in the club dreaming about Lear Jets and coupes, the way Salt shoops and how to sell records like Snoop." - Notorious BIG 1995: Used to bring work outta town on Greyhound, now I'm Billboard bound. - Lil Kim 1996: While you be kickin' that old shit, we makin' hits – Platinum and gold shit - Lil' Kim 1997: "Who's hot, who's not? Tell me who rock who sell out in the stores? You tell me who flopped?" - Ma$e 1998: All we hear is platinum that, platinum this Platinum whips, nobody got no platinum hits - 112 ft. Ma$e Then, in 2001 after every single one of those artists left their label, but BEFORE the quote you're talking about, that record executive released a song under his new name: "Check the hit list and how we twist shit. What changed but the name? We still here, you're rockin' with the best. Don't worry if I write rhymes; I write checks" - Diddy, "Bad Boy for Life That's who started it.

i asked this question a while ago and people pointed to graduation vs curtis as the inflection point. i think it's a phenomenon bigger than rap but with time to think on it, maybe this is it?

@KillerMike The galleria used to be a good place to go.

Leave these uncs alone. These niggas survived the 1990's. They aint wrapped tight um telling ya

@bomani_jones The story behind the picture is even crazier.

maybe the wildest album cover ever