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@BahmaniaSa @Amockx2022 A terrible business man

@Amockx2022 Actually USA don't want this deal Because of world pressure they did this... People KNEW TRUMP is a business man ?

BREAKING : Trump is now completely trapped in the game played by Iran FM 🔥 🇺🇸 US : The oil executives are pressurising Trump to reject any deal allowing Iran to charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz 🇮🇷 Iran : 🔥 Abbas Araghchi has made it clear to tankers to pay $1 per barrel on oil transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Else tankers would be destroyed Trump is stuck on his backfoot 😭

@TSultan14799582 @WildMediaOnly Arrest him for what?

@WildMediaOnly Great, his vehicle is gone. Now all that is left is to arrest him.

This guy just pulled a 200 IQ move after his car meet got busted. The cops were waiting at the exit so he called a tow truck to take his car 😭

@LikeSo_LikeDat @olesoul57_2 No, they can't lol. They would have to get court approval for that because it would be considered a wage garnishment

@olesoul57_2 Honestly, most companies, if not all make an individual sign an authorization form for direct deposit (this includes debiting your account). They could’ve processed a debit transaction reversing the funds. This doesn’t make sense.

A payroll error led to a Jonesboro woman who normally earned $16.50 per hour getting paid $1,650 an hour. She was paid nearly $19,400 for a single 12-hour shift. Then, the company found out. When they asked for the money back, police say she refused, and now she’s facing a felony charge. Rene Nichole Coleman, 50, was arrested on a Class C felony theft allegation. Court records show Judge David Boling set bail at $15,000 cash or surety, with a next court date of May 18.

@DeVillePolitic @SomaKazima2 Let's not act like get it on tonite doesn't exist

@transkilluh @SomaKazima2

I had 5 of these 😭😭😭

@DeVillePolitic @SomaKazima2 You would be wrong

@SomaKazima2 1:25 into the video and I'm literally standing up on my bed. Screaming "montell Jordan, this is how we do it

@305sBabyBoi @Sir_Bungus You clearly didn't listen to the album

We been hearing albums like that shit for years it’s a shame he still stuck in that era in his hometown not some shit I’d replay a lot it’s depressing af then everyone else from Compton got the same stories every release every album they still in the hood fighten doin silly shit DEPRESSING

The truth is Mr.Morale is a hard album to listen to for a lot of people and I think that was the intention It’s unpacking generations of trauma that trickle down into black families all over this country if not all over the world If a album like that was dominating the charts staying on the charts for years to come I’d be surprised

@letmegetadolla7 @BeastManSteve Lasted longer like big boi isn't still putting out music lol

@BeastManSteve I wouldn’t say lil John music aged better he’s just way more versatile and lasted way longer in the game. He’s one of the most underrated producers fasho

OutKast albums aged poorly while TI & Lil John albums sound better today. I’ll accept the argument of OutKast being more experimental & worse production quality. Lil John’s genius, in particular, is greatly underrated because of the character.

@_CallMeDennis_ @news_fba13585 @winnerofbenin @BoveiDaDon Kendrick is mentioned in the lawsuit so same difference lol

@news_fba13585 @winnerofbenin @BoveiDaDon Same difference 😭

"If Drake isn't in the public eye winning musically, he's going to get a win wherever he can. ... I'm not surprised." — Wiz khalifa

@KrucialP_LLC @bgmplaga He didn't submit it lol. Loud and wrong

@bgmplaga They dumbass don't kno he had to submit it. No other rapper won it because nobody gives a shit to submit

Kendrick the most overrated rapper of all time... That's his legacy!

@305sBabyBoi @SwishaShock @turnthenotison Again.. which album?

@transkilluh @SwishaShock @turnthenotison All his last efforts right after the beef look it up

There has to be some philosophy over at TDE that’s making all of them take exactly 5 years between album drops

@305sBabyBoi @SwishaShock @turnthenotison What album did he go platinum on?

@SwishaShock @turnthenotison Exposed his formula you sound stupid he just went PLATNUIM on a album where yo dumb add been at SHUT UP

@EyeLineHer @MessiahReborn1 @Mainecrypto1 @fewchuree @billboardhiphop Ndas dont work after the fact dumbasses lol.

@MessiahReborn1 @Mainecrypto1 @fewchuree @billboardhiphop You can get all the proof you want you kbots will never believe it anyway This is a REAL testimony and this girl had to sign an NDA. She already spoke to whatsthedirt and said she can’t speak on that night.

Legal scholars are pushing back on Drake’s attempt to revive his lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” arguing that rap battles come with an understanding of exaggeration and competition. Professors from Yale University say Drake effectively “consented” to the lyrical back-and-forth, comparing it to a boxer agreeing to a fight and then suing after a loss. The case, filed against Universal Music Group, was previously dismissed, with a judge ruling that diss tracks are rooted in hyperbole, a stance scholars warn is important to uphold, as treating rap lyrics as literal fact could have broader cultural and legal consequences. More details on why law professors say Drake can't sue over a fight he picked himself: billboard.com/pro/drake-kend…

@Scottseesall @Thefactsdude Yes lol. That's how that works. You dont have to be white to racially profile someone as a cop

@Thefactsdude The non white cop racially targeted her?

NEW: Miami woman accuses police of racial targeting and attacking her in front of her daughter during traffic stop The incident began when officers ticketed her for having an illegal tent on her SUV. She was then cited for failing to provide insurance and registration documents, and for not wearing a seatbelt. She requested a supervisor but says none was provided. Fearing for her life as three officers were on scene, she called 911 asking for additional officers to respond.

@turnup909 @uptowndonkey0 @Variety

@transkilluh @uptowndonkey0 @Variety

Jane Kaczmarek says Erik Per Sullivan was offered "buckets of money" to return as Dewey in the "Malcolm in the Middle" revival: “He’s studying Dickens and is an incredible student – they offered him buckets of money to come back, and he just said: ‘No thank you’.” variety.com/2026/tv/news/m…

@turnup909 @uptowndonkey0 @Variety Except its not unsupported lol.

@transkilluh @uptowndonkey0 @Variety Neither is that unsupported statement

@turnup909 @uptowndonkey0 @Variety When there's is a spinoff of an original show, the original cast gets paid. Google isn't always right

@transkilluh @uptowndonkey0 @Variety How?

@uptowndonkey0 @Variety You do know hes getting paid still for the spinoff right? Might not be as much as itbwiuld have been if returned but hes still getting a check

@Variety He's gonna regret not taking the money someday.

@GUCCIAIRBAGZ If she can't tell the difference between spit and nut then she shouldn't be having sex

Switching to doggy so that she doesn't see you faking a nut by spitting on her back to shield her self-esteem

@CyrilH44 Why is rdj even in this

An embarrassing amount of people are saying TC is better than Brad Pitt

@aakashgupta I mean im paying 5.00 in arizona

California spent years building a case that oil companies were robbing drivers at the pump. A state investigation found zero evidence of price gouging. A six-month CBS investigation found what's actually happening. The state charges a 61-cent excise tax per gallon plus environmental fees. It mandates a unique fuel blend that no other state uses, which means California can't just buy gas from Texas when supply gets tight. The market is isolated by design. Then two refineries shut down. Valero in the Bay Area and Phillips 66 in Wilmington closed, taking 20% of the state's gasoline production offline. The reason they left: rising costs, tightening regulations, and a profit cap law that punishes good quarters without cushioning bad ones. Chevron's Richmond refinery manager put it plainly: cap the good months but don't support the bad ones, and the business becomes unviable. So California created conditions that drove refineries out, lost a fifth of its production capacity, then blamed the remaining companies for the price increase that followed. The numbers today: California average is $5.89/gal. Oklahoma is $3.27. The national average just crossed $4 for the first time since 2022. A USC study projects California could hit $7.35 to $8.43 by year end. The state is now publicly asking oil companies to please stay. The same companies it spent years accusing of theft.