Mr.8️⃣5️⃣ M.Ed

Hearing your child’s name on TV is such a surreal feeling. My dawg @Bobby_2_Thomas went crazy last night to kick off his sophomore season.

Senior Season Loading…⏳

The Wire (2002–2008) is essential viewing, not just for the storytelling but for how it builds an entire system piece by piece, every character, every arc, every detail serving a bigger picture that still feels unmatched.

Two decades before Michael B. Jordan won an #Oscar for Best Actor, he was part of one of TV’s greatest achievements. Before he was Smoke & Stack -he was Wallace. This is what it looks like to witness a child actor evolve into a bonafide movie star. How are you not inspired?

Facts about men that don’t like birthdays: - They are low maintenance - They like being alone - They’re used to making themselves happy - They measure life in progress and not dates. - They pour into others more than they receive. - They don’t like drama.

Weebey is a true OG in The Wire

This isn't comedy, she's passing a message most of yall need to hear

The ending of The Wire (2002–2008) ties everything together and still leaves so much unresolved. New faces step into old roles, the cycle keeps moving, and the show refuses to pretend anything really ends. Bold way to close it.

I Was Today’s Years Old When I Found Out What They Were Saying In The Movie Lion King 🤯🎬🦁

One of the single most powerful scenes I’ve ever seen in a show or movie. For all the quick-witted, millisecond comebacks Omar had up his sleeve throughout The Wire, it’s in this moment where Bunk leaves him speechless. You can’t get sarcastic with the truth. What a show, man.

Set another school max velocity record breaking my last one this time running 23 mph @PikeAPC @coach_brevard @RBCoachPaige @Coach_Hud4 @CoachNCole @DavidWienke15 @nickfiacable24

A man brought his 8-year-old son into my barbershop yesterday. The boy had headphones on and was staring at the floor. The dad leaned in and whispered, "He’s autistic. He hates the sound of the clippers. Last time, we had to leave halfway through." The shop was full. Usually, it’s all loud music and "shop talk." I didn't say a word. I just walked over to the volume knob and turned off the music. I looked at the other four barbers. Without me saying a thing, they stopped talking. They put down their electric clippers and picked up their shears. For thirty minutes, the entire shop went silent. The only sound was the snip-snip-snip of scissors. The little boy sat perfectly still. He felt safe. When I was done, he looked in the mirror, gave a tiny smile, and high-fived me. The dad tried to pay me double. I wouldn't take it. "We’re a community," I told him. "And today, the community decided to be quiet." You don't need a loud voice to make a difference. Sometimes, you just need to know when to be still. Anonymous

Little Things is the Cater 2 U of modern times

Throwback to Ella Mai’s performance of “Little Things” last Valentines Day ❣️

Preach ma’am 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

"Watching us" tommorow 🚀

50 Cent compares Jay-Z’s strategy for developing artists to his own & says Jay-Z is technically a better businessman because he wasn’t on his artists singles until they were doing well enough to not need him on a single. (🎥 Brian J. Roberts/YouTube)

How about the schoolwork with him vs. against him... all them fucking degrees that had some negative shit to say but never any common sense.

This February month is special 4 Mondays 4 Tuesdays 4 Wednesdays 4 Thursdays 4 Fridays 4 Saturdays 4 Sundays This only happens once every 823 years!

I’m not like this generation. I still believe in marriage, meeting your partner’s parents, falling in love, going on dates, and standing by your partner through thick and thin. This generation won’t make me lose sight of that.

God really ate with black women😍🖤