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Apparently Lanterns, the 5th most watched show in the history of HBO, btw, “didn’t quite capture the zeitgeist”
They’re not just assholes, they’re completely stupid.
DC Studios Exit: James Gunn and Peter Safran Spent Big, Lost Money and Didn't Hook Audiences variety.com/2026/film/news/j…
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I still can’t comprehend how a nigga that was using someone else’s pictures was getting pussy in real life from women that were actively tweeting with him on the app he was using fake pictures on
What exactly are you gojng to do to Lebron lmao
Stephen A. Smith says he was going to pull up and confront LeBron James but decided against it because he didn’t want to jeopardize his own money 😳
(h/t @NBA__Courtside )
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What they should ban is @RoKhanna from trading stocks with insider information. Over $650 MILLION in trades since 2017 and a net worth of $340 million all on an annual salary of less than $250,000 per year. How do you do it? What an incredible underdog story!
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Y'all gotta ignore these dweebs who wouldn't be taken seriously in '96.
🚨 Jay Roebuck FIRES BACK at critics claiming Akademiks, Adam22 and “THE FINAL VERDICT” panel are RUINING HIP-HOP, questioning how SIX independent media personalities became responsible for an ENTIRE GENRE’S problems.
“Not the labels. Not bad choices by individuals. Not systemic choices to defund hip-hop. SIX MEDIA PERSONALITIES DID IT.”
Jay also responds to the “REVENGE OF THE NERDS” criticism, challenging those unhappy with hip-hop media to PICK UP A CAMERA and create their own content.
He pushes back on claims surrounding Danny From The Stop funding his debates, pointing to his appearances with NFR and Nick Wright.
Jay then DEFENDS HIS HIP-HOP CREDENTIALS, claiming his father brought New Edition to NYC, urged Motown to sign hip-hop artists, and that his family donated historical artifacts to the Hip Hop Museum.
“Google my family. Google what my family has done for hip-hop and Black people.”
Saying Kanye isn’t an elite performer because he doesn’t dance. These dudes are desperate for clicks lmao
🚨 Ebro and Peter Rosenberg QUESTION Kanye West’s RECORD-BREAKING stadium shows in Texas, with Ebro suggesting the attendance numbers can be made to look more impressive through stage setups, while Rosenberg questions whether Kanye is even THAT GREAT OF A PERFORMER.
Ebro says people kept telling him how record-breaking Ye’s shows were, but argues that he knows how venues can be arranged to fit more people and make the numbers look bigger.
Rosenberg MOCKS Kanye’s comeback narrative:
“He was down to his LAST BILLION. Could he make it?”
He also questions whether Kanye has done enough to address his past controversies, arguing that meeting with a rabbi doesn’t automatically make everything right.
The debate gets even MORE CONTROVERSIAL when Rosenberg questions Ye’s actual performing ability, arguing that his shows rely heavily on VISUALS rather than dancing or musicianship.
“He stands on a globe, bro. He stands there.”
Despite the criticism, the crew gives Kanye credit for his incredible production and catalog, with one panelist arguing that Ye might actually be the BEST HIP-HOP PERFORMER when compared to Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Travis Scott and Jay-Z.
“He might be the best of everyone you just said.”
Via Ebro, Laura & Rosenberg
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Yeah this is full-fledged hate.
No wonder hip-hop media is in the dirt and now being lead by random off the street bozos like AK and 22.
🚨 Ebro and Peter Rosenberg QUESTION Kanye West’s RECORD-BREAKING stadium shows in Texas, with Ebro suggesting the attendance numbers can be made to look more impressive through stage setups, while Rosenberg questions whether Kanye is even THAT GREAT OF A PERFORMER.
Ebro says people kept telling him how record-breaking Ye’s shows were, but argues that he knows how venues can be arranged to fit more people and make the numbers look bigger.
Rosenberg MOCKS Kanye’s comeback narrative:
“He was down to his LAST BILLION. Could he make it?”
He also questions whether Kanye has done enough to address his past controversies, arguing that meeting with a rabbi doesn’t automatically make everything right.
The debate gets even MORE CONTROVERSIAL when Rosenberg questions Ye’s actual performing ability, arguing that his shows rely heavily on VISUALS rather than dancing or musicianship.
“He stands on a globe, bro. He stands there.”
Despite the criticism, the crew gives Kanye credit for his incredible production and catalog, with one panelist arguing that Ye might actually be the BEST HIP-HOP PERFORMER when compared to Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Travis Scott and Jay-Z.
“He might be the best of everyone you just said.”
Via Ebro, Laura & Rosenberg
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But wasn’t the assignment to “go number one” after he “wipe that shit down”? 😵💫
“They make excuses for you cause they hate to see me lit” ageing like 🍼
🚨 Akademiks says FUTURE was RESPONSIBLE for choosing the right song for Drake and Travis Scott on “YA HIT,” arguing that Drake already DID HIS PART by delivering a HIT on “RAN TO ATLANTA.”
“DRAKE UNDERSTOOD THE ASSIGNMENT.”
Ak argues that “YA HIT” was FUTURE’S SINGLE, meaning Future had the responsibility of putting the AVENGERS on the best possible record.
“THIS IS FUTURE’S SINGLE.”
He says Future could’ve picked another song for Drake and Travis or kept “YA HIT” between himself and Loe Shimmy.
“THIS AIN’T RAN TO ATLANTA.”
Despite admitting the record isn’t on that level, Ak insists it will STILL WORK, even if it’s just because of the big names involved.
“FUTURE’S GONNA HAVE LIKE 50,000 HITS ON HIS ALBUM.”
Via Akademiks
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YA HIT flops and and all of the sudden it’s Futures single 😭
🚨 Akademiks says FUTURE was RESPONSIBLE for choosing the right song for Drake and Travis Scott on “YA HIT,” arguing that Drake already DID HIS PART by delivering a HIT on “RAN TO ATLANTA.”
“DRAKE UNDERSTOOD THE ASSIGNMENT.”
Ak argues that “YA HIT” was FUTURE’S SINGLE, meaning Future had the responsibility of putting the AVENGERS on the best possible record.
“THIS IS FUTURE’S SINGLE.”
He says Future could’ve picked another song for Drake and Travis or kept “YA HIT” between himself and Loe Shimmy.
“THIS AIN’T RAN TO ATLANTA.”
Despite admitting the record isn’t on that level, Ak insists it will STILL WORK, even if it’s just because of the big names involved.
“FUTURE’S GONNA HAVE LIKE 50,000 HITS ON HIS ALBUM.”
Via Akademiks
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This better than Jordan wearing the 45
Minnesota is calling around on QBs all day. The Vikings checked in on Mac Jones in San Francisco, but the price is too high right now.
The name everyone keeps coming back to is Kirk Cousins, as @AdamSchefter said. That's the deal league sources think they're really trying to get done.
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Really don’t know how people don’t connect Sheed being the best player on a 59-win Portland team that came inches from a title in 2000 AND the piece that took Detroit from second round fodder to champs and two time finals team to him being a HOF-worthy player. But here we are.
