𝔦'𝔪 𝔫𝔬𝔱 𝔬𝔣 𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔱𝔥™

my brain will really circle back to the events of a dream i had three days ago without fail.

man listen....

Looking like he coming to ask for a lighter

whatever happened to left brain? i miss hearing new production from him.

RARE FOOTAGE of Kendrick Lamar recording RONALD REGAN ERA from Section .80. The WORK, HUNGER and DEDICATION to the craft is and will always be there.

apple tv shows are so rich and exhilarating yet so underappreciated.

being an average height male with long legs will have you confused as to why your feet still hang off the bed no matter what size it is.

ISAIAH RASHAD IT'S BEEN AWFUL (ALBUM) MAY 1ST 🚨 👤 SZA 👤 DOMINIC FIKE 👤 JULIAN SINTONIA

@__Wavve a lot of good sample flips came from this one right here.

Not many more influential

I feel like NY’s Get Lite sound and NY’s Ballroom Vogue sound legit gets overlooked as some of the most influential styles of music and dancing ever.

Not much is embarrassing when you just being you like hell yea I be tweakin sometimes. Rightfully so tho.. never for no reason

he went commercial real quick for fun while still rapping his ass off.

this moves up higher on my list of my favorite kendrick albums the more i grow with it.

9 years ago today, Kendrick Lamar released ‘DAMN.’

DJ Spinderella (1992) 🖤

imagine having the voice and the face

i need this soon.

Paige happy asf 😭😭😭

Mobb Deep "The Realest" was a straight 2 bar loop. No drums. Enjoy your day.

In 1893, Frederick Douglass invited Ida B. Wells to lunch. She noted a place across the street, but indicated they would not receive service there. “Mr. Douglass, in his vigorous way, grasped my arm and said, ‘Come, let’s go there.’” Together, they “sauntered in...as if it were an everyday occurrence, cocked and primed for the fight if necessary.” Douglass grabbed a table and chair for him and Wells, as “paralyzed” staff looked on. A stand-off ensued with wait staff until the proprietor realized it was Frederick Douglass, and warmly welcomed him while sharing stories of a time past when Douglass visited his hometown. “When [the proprietor] finally went to another part of the room, Mr. Douglass turned to me with a roguish look and said, ‘Ida, I thought you said that they didn’t serve us here. It seems we are getting more attention than we want.’” Frederick Douglass spent his life fighting for justice and equality. He never knew the date of his birth. This is something he struggled with throughout his lifetime. Douglass believed that he was born in the month of February in 1817. In fact, records show that Douglass was born in February of 1818. He chose the 14th of February for his birthday because his mother would call him her “little Valentine." Unfortunately, Douglass never knew much about his parentage. His mother, Harriet, was sold off when Douglass was but a child, and he only met her a few times before she passed away. Though born enslaved in Maryland, he escaped as a young man and became a leading voice in the abolitionist movement.