Kebrab

After seven years together, she never saw it coming. Fox News anchor Andrea Robinson thought it was just another normal day at work, until Chris went full main character and proposed live on air. The studio erupted in shock, tears, and pure love. Safe to say, she’ll never forget that shift.

Young mfs are never gonna know this feeling 😭

Cameraman 6kfilmz claims he was never paid or credited after shooting the official music video for Boston Richey’s “Help Me.” According to the cameraman, he spent days on set covering his own expenses, missed multiple flights and thousands of dollars in other work, and was repeatedly assured he would be taken care of. After delivering the footage, he says his name, logo, and contributions were removed from the final video, with others taking full credit.

Woman claims men like Pooh Shiesty don’t mind prison—or being around other men—because they seek the validation and street reputation that come with it.😬

The reason rap feels dead now is because of shit like this. The last two eras of rap were SoundCloud rap (drugs) and Drill 2.0. After 2018, unless you lived your lyrics, you didn't cut through enough to be mainstream. All of the people that lived their lyrics are dead or in jail. The music is unsustainable. Drill 2.0/Street Rap: - MO3 (dead) - King Von (dead) - EBK Jaaybo (jail) - Pop Smoke (dead) - Lil Durk (jail for life) - Drakeo the Ruler (dead) - Pooh Shiesty (jail again) - Kay Flock (prison for life) - Lil Baby (terrified of RICO) - Sheff G/Sleepy Hallow (jail constantly) It's a winner takes all game and NBA YoungBoy won. He lived his lyrics, didn't die, and is not currently in jail. But this is largely luck with the legal process. People like Moneybagg Yo slowly faded because they left the BS behind them. SoundCloud Rap: - Lil Peep (dead) - Juice WRLD (dead) - XXXtentacion (dead) - YNW Melly (still in jail) - 6ix9ine (jail and telling) Many others are still alive but their drug problems started interfering with their life and music quality which led to them falling off as well. Trippie Redd and Ski Mask survived this and they're doing great but they never had the starpower of the people I listed. Trippie Redd has had plenty of hits and Ski Mask has been consistently good (although long break between projects hurt a bit). Ski Mask also had to deal with drugs and unimaginable grief of losing two close friends on this list. There are a lot more rappers who have died or are in jail but this is only a list of people who we know had potential to become big stars. There is an insatiable appetite of the masses to see you prove that you live your lyrics with chaos, shootouts, arrests, hospitalizations, etc is the problem here.

Mother accused of leaving her 8-year-old at McDonald’s to do DoorDash order, but it turned out to be a huge misunderstanding.

Street rules are funny. You can betray my trust, lure me somewhere under false pretenses and rob me but snitching means I’M the one with a moral deficit 😂😂😂

Being disliked by a bunch of toxic people because you are unwilling to play their toxic games is a sign you are very healthy.

This exchange just happened on the Senate floor. Cornyn: “I don’t understand how the SAVE Act disenfranchises voters.” Durbin: “Happy to explain. Driver’s licenses don’t qualify under the bill. 50% of Americans don’t have passports.” Cornyn: “Why not just amend it?” Durbin: “When’s the last time the Senate actually amended a bill?” Silence. The SAVE Act requires passport-level documentation to register to vote. 50% of Americans don’t have a passport. The people least likely to have passports: the elderly, the poor, rural Americans, young first-time voters. The people most likely to have passports: wealthy Americans. This is not voter protection. This is voter selection. And when a senator suggested fixing it — his own colleague couldn’t name the last time the Senate amended anything. That’s the Senate in 2026.

PabloReports: Do you have any more information about the girls’ school that was bombed over the weekend? What went on there? Ansari: It’s reported that it was either U.S. or Israeli strikes and that more than 150 children were killed. It’s devastating. These are the casualties of war. Again, right now they’re saying over 1,000 civilians have already been lost. And this is coming after tens of thousands were already killed. So I just urge the administration to please think about the Iranian people in this. Think about their future. Think about the trauma and devastation they’ve already been through. And come up with a real strategic plan to transition to democracy and end the bombing as soon as possible.