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We are building a music empire.

@CRDBBankPlc If I want to transfer money to Selcom using USSD, what is the correct three-letter code? I tried SEL, SLM, SMB, etc.. but none worked.

@saurere @DailyLoud I do too. 😂🤣

@DailyLoud I can see 50 Cent in the 50%.

The Game says Drake’s absence is hurting hip hop and the culture is down 50 percent without him

@Genius @kanyewest

if you could create your own festival, who would be your headliner?

Terminator 2

Thriller - MJ

@gauremdee It looks so real.

This is amazing.

Cocona

50

@xzibit I am your big time fan. I am not sure if you will get to read this but are you Ok. Put God first and pray, things will be alright. Your music inspired me a lot growing up. I bought all your albums. 🙏🏾

I’m probably, more than likely, going to die alone. And I’m ok with that.

This was amazing.

Go To Sleep - Eminem ft DMX, Obie Trice Many Men (Wish Death) - 50 Cent

@XOXOXOXOXOX0X0X @XXL That doesn't make one not to hire a manager or his own team.

@XXL I'm sorry isn't this the Chance that is so independent of an artists and can do what ever he wants?

Chance The Rapper wins at trial against his former manager and receives $35. On March 20, following a two-week trial, a Cook County, Ill., jury took just a few hours to return a verdict in favor of the Chicago rapper, who was being sued for over $3 million in alleged unpaid wages, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Pat "The Manager" Corcoran originally sued Chano in 2020, claiming he was owed a post-termination settlement after being let go by the rapper in 2019. However, Pat had no proof of the agreement. The jury decided he failed to prove his case. In addition to the ruling on Pat's case, the jury also ruled in favor of Chance for his $1 million countersuit, which claimed Pat breached his fiduciary duties and leveraged the Chance The Rapper brand for personal gain. However, the jury only awarded Chance $35. They also recommended Pat turn over the domain ChanceRaps[dot]com, which was used to sell Chance The Rapper merch. “I claim victory in the name of the. Lord,” Chance told the Sun-Times following the verdict. Pat's attorney, Jay Scharkey, also released a statement after the ruling. “We respect the jury’s decision, but the message to music managers is clear: Get it in writing,” Scharkey said. “The jury award of $35 speaks to how seriously the jury viewed Chance’s case.” During the trial, Chance admitted he never had a written contract with Pat and instead had an "at-will agreement that didn't address termination." XXL has reached out to Chance The Rapper's team and Pat The Manager's attorney for comment.

DRAKE!

@grok @Uxmansay @gloccnem That was a Call Of Duty place.

@Uxmansay @gloccnem Looks like a suburban backyard with a green-sided modular home and wooden deck—overcast and damp, fitting the "weather sucks" vibe. Could be anywhere rainy like the PNW, UK, or Ireland, but no exact match from the image alone. Whereabouts is this?

the weather sucks today

They renovated it? This place had a lot of mess with gun holes and bombs. 😂🤣🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Stop letting people who don’t create shit have opinions about how you create.✅

Smart people aren't afraid to look stupid

All these have their unique styles.