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James Harden was already not gonna win shit, now he's pushing 40...Donovan Mitchell got one of the baddest bitches wearing his chain now, he doesn't care...Mobley and Allen be reading comic books and shit, they ain't ready for war
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The DCU plan reportedly included introducing Batman in ‘THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD’ in 2028.
James Gunn's ‘SUPERMAN’ sequels would’ve then evolved into a ‘JUSTICE LEAGUE’ film in 2029 - 2031.
(Source: @benfritz)
Wow Supergirl did this?
James Gunn and Peter Safran will no longer run DC Studios.
Jeremy Latcham, who previously served as a producer at Marvel Studios, is taking over DC.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
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i be tryna figure out who yall talkin about when yall say “underground”
Griselda/backpack niggas or the 40 Gen Z Carti variants?
🚨 Wayno FIRES BACK at fans claiming Future, Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy’s “YA HIT” is proof that MAINSTREAM RAP IS DEAD, accusing hip-hop fans of spending MORE TIME HATING ON MUSIC than supporting artists they actually like.
“Y’ALL BE BITCHIN’ ABOUT EVERYTHING.”
Wayno reacts to criticism that the song has NO MEMORABLE BARS, TERRIBLE PRODUCTION and will only succeed because of the big names involved.
“I’ll be damned if y’all niggas support the music that comes out the way y’all hate on the music that y’all don’t like.”
He says he’s played the record multiple times and DOESN’T THINK IT’S TRASH, although he admits it isn’t a groundbreaking Drake and Future reunion.
Wayno also questions why fans demanding better hip-hop rarely put that same energy into supporting UNDERGROUND ARTISTS.
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this the worst song on the album. shouldve been on Habiti
why this song snuck in to my top 3 off this album music.apple.com/us/album/don…
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Album hard too. Its a valid question. I fw BigX
Carl Chery questions why BigXThaPlug isn’t talked about more as one of hip-hop’s next superstars, especially when he’s outperforming artists who get way more attention:
“BigXthaPlug released his third album in two years, BETTER OVER TIME, last week. The album is projected to debut at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 album chart and move 33,000 album-equivalent units in its first week. The Dallas native is currently in a higher commercial tier than a number of more famous artists who typically put out music with much more fanfare. And he’s doing it independently”
