🇵🇦 Peace! BK Rep! 👑 80's👶🏾. Hip-Hop, Sports Takes & Latchkey Kid Nostalgia. Yankees #RepBX. Radio Personality on WLIT106 Black Power✊🏾
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End the war on Black America. Justice for Koran Irvine.
Koran Irvine was a Black union worker, a father of two, and one of the workers New York simply can’t live without. On a Tuesday night, after a 12-hour shift keeping the lights on in our city, he was driving home to his family across the George Washington Bridge. He never made it home.
Victor Romero, a retired NYPD detective, gunned Koran down in an act of senseless, road-rage-induced violence.
As a fellow Black union worker and father, I am outraged, but I am not surprised. We live in a system that does not value Black lives. I stand with Koran’s widow, Patricia Irvine, in demanding justice.
After Romero was released on bail, Patricia Irvine asked the questions we should all be asking: “And with my good man, best friend and partner gone, the man who killed him is free. And why? Because the Manhattan District Attorney thought he deserved to be free? Because Judge Kevin McGrath thought he deserved to be free? Or because his killer has billionaire friends? Or is it because a good, hard working Black man’s life does not matter.”
The whole system is guilty. Now is the time to organize for a future where Black people can grow old in dignity, free from the threat of racist violence, and where current and former police officers can no longer kill with impunity. A future where we, not billionaires, hold the power to decide what our lives are worth.
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The wife of a Rockland County man who was killed in an apparent road-rage shooting on the George Washington Bridge is speaking exclusively with Eyewitness News six days after his death, expressing outrage over the case involving the man accused of killing her husband.
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30 years ago today, a dynasty was born.
Joe Girardi's RBI triple ignited the 1996 Yankees in Game 6 as they'd win the clincher 3-2.
The Yankees would proceed to win three more titles in the next four seasons, we may never see a run like this in MLB again.
"From Marcy to" the Super Bowl, A Brooklyn Boy has had arguably the Greatest Career for a Rapper or Musician.
The Homie from Marcy has been fighting Ghosts up to this point and has been for quite sometime now. Far as I'm concerned, he has NO PEERS alive. "EXCLUDING NOBODY!!" Love or Hate him, his legacy is cemented.
"All Offense". From earlier this year to now and February, this is how you celebrate a Historical 30 year career.
#JAYZ30 has been everything that a JAŸ-Z fan has wanted from The God MC who was'nt as active and battled a lot of things in his personal life.
This is how you respond. Interviews, Festivals, Stadium Tours, a Documentary... (An Album?🤞🏾) and now Sports Biggest Stage. At the end of the day, it is all about The Music. Everything else is a bonus.
At this point, to discredit what JAŸ-Z has done in 3 decades is asinine.
Cheers to The 🐐 🙌🏾🍾🥂 @sc @TheRocSupremacy @RocNation
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The best part about JAY-Z constantly winning is the fact there’s a small section online that HATES to see it 🤣
You can’t wish for someone’s downfall & hope they get cancelled every day & then be indifferent or unbothered when they win. That’s just not how it works 🤣.
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Blacc Sam speaks with TMZ about what it meant to see JAŸ-Z honor Nipsey Hussle during his recent L.A. stadium show. He reflects on how Hov inspired him and Nipsey growing up, setting an example of how to become successful businessmen and family men.
Blacc Sam also highlights the behind-the-scenes support JAŸ-Z and his team have provided to help sustain the Marathon brand and preserve Nipsey’s legacy, while officially opening Marathon Burger inside Terminal 1 at LAX. 🏁
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BREAKING: Oklahoma City's Jalen Williams has a dislocated left ankle and fractured fibula; Cason Wallace has a torn labrum in his left shoulder. Both will undergo surgery and be sidelined for several months -- most, if not the entire season.
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This is what all that glazing gets you. Embarrassing for all involved.
Lots to unpack here but Trump says Bill Maher is an unfunny loser pothead/drunk and the recent dinner was a waste of time.
TRUMP: Let's talk about this COMPLETE AND TOTAL LOSER, Bill Maher.
When I became President, I agreed to meet, after the first one, and the last one, but never agreed to do his show, which he wants me to do, DESPARATELY
I believe he lied to me when I asked him, with all the applause and laughter he gets after almost everything he says, about thing that aren't funny or even any good, what Laughter Machine does he use? People can't think he's funny.
Bill was very nervous. He asked for a drink. He was very insecure, and he had a seriously bruised eye and nose area, as though somebody had just beaten him up — But it wasn't me!
No sooner had we had that first dinner at the White House, which is a very seductive and beautiful place, especially now that I have fully renovated and fixed it in the style which it deserves, Bill wanted to come back.
Also, I wanted to tell Bill that he's a major POTHEAD. He's got to stop, it's very bad for his health. He looked like hell this time. Bill was drunk and had alcohol in his hand as he walked through the White House. Stephen A. Smith and Kid Rock came along with him.
I learned nothing, and felt it was a waste of time. After the first dinner, Bill Maher was friendly, I guess, everyone walked away pleased.
After the second dinner, Bill's "show" was far worse than the first. He went crazy! He's gutless, because he enjoyed every minute.
Also, I am not a building a swimming pool in the White House Briefing Room, and never had any intention of doing so.
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On this day in 1984, Michael Jordan made his NBA debut for the Chicago Bulls against the Washington Bullets.
The 21-year-old rookie recorded 16 points, 6 rebounds, 7 assists, 4 blocks and 2 steals in 40 minutes as Chicago won 109-93.
In the second quarter, Jordan attempted a dunk despite a traveling whistle, but collided with Jeff Ruland in midair and crashed hard to the floor, landing on his neck. He lay motionless briefly before recovering and continuing the game.
Afterward, Jordan admitted, “I didn't shoot well, but I thought I had a good overall game.”
Asked about his postgame party, he joked: “At home in my bed. Just me, a bottle of aspirin and an icepack.”
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Also addressing random posts online … people of Oxford, Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.
Lincoln University (Ashmun Institute) has been there since 1854, Oxford was incorporated in 1833. The college plays and played a major role in the towns existence and the economic growth with stores and homes. This is partially due to the college’s location so when events happen, let them and be quiet until they are over.
Do what you want with that information.
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No notes. JAY-Z continues to make his fans proud. From Marcy projects, nigga was selling crack in the most dangerous era ever.
They ain’t wanna give him a deal? Started his own label. They ain’t wanna give him a clothing endorsement? Built rocawear.
Won Grammys, number 1 albums, got filthy rich with his SAME FRIENDS from the projects.
Built Roc Nation to help others while staying detached from Universal/Sony/Warner.
Realized athletes were being taken advantage of? Built a sports agency.
Universal/Sony/Warner stole the music & started Spotify/Apple Music… he built Tidal & GIFTED FREE EQUITY to 12 Black artists.
Went from a womanizing bachelor to a married father of 3. His wife is more famous than he is & he NEVER once tried to dim her light.
Bail out protesters. Fund grassroots organizations. Send Black students to college. Get actual laws passed. Brought Hip Hop & R&B to the Super Bowl.
Two crackas tried to end his life by forcing him to pay a settlement for something he didn’t do? He REFUSED & walked them both down. Publicly.
Most of these rappers jumped on the MAGA grift? The Carters openly opposed Trump.
Most of these artists jumped on the AI train? The Carters openly opposed it.
What a career. What a legacy.
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If you’re in LA, you can go check out my son’s mural right off of Crenshaw and Vernon, it’s pretty big you can’t miss it.
