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$10,000 into TSLA in 2010 is $2,787,858 today.
Up 27,778.6%.
You can’t trade your way to gains like this.
Ross saying he got rid of all them wing stops to focus on stocks because they build wealth faster a complete lie lol stocks and wealth FASTER ain't a thing. Not the wealth he talking and "used" to.
Celebrity or not. Im not going out my way on this app to hate on them sounding dumb in the process just because ion like em
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I gotta respect wearing a chain the man gave you and attending two of his birthday parties then being able to still publicly critique his music
Almost like you can be a huge fan of someone and still have critiques
🚨 Akademiks says DRAKE’S creative process has CHANGED, and criticizes him for sometimes catching a great idea and releasing it before fully developing it into a complete song.
“For all Drake fans, Drake’s PROCESS has changed a bit.”
Ak says older Drake records felt much more intentional and fully finished, while now:
“He catches a little buzz… and he LETS IT GO.”
“That’s a legit CRITICISM of him.”
He uses “Quebec” as the example, revealing he personally texted Drake asking for the FINISHED version because he felt the idea deserved more.
“Why not make it into a really fucking AMAZING song?”
At the same time, Ak says Drake has told him he’s feeling like it’s the BLOGSPOT ERA again, with fans now getting to watch ideas develop in real time instead of only hearing the final product.
“He used to NEVER work it out in front of us. He used to just give us the FINAL product.”
“This is the closest we’ve ever gotten to Drake almost SHOWING HIS PROCESS.”
Via Akademiks
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Symba addresses his comments about J. Cole and where their relationship is at:
“My only problem with J. Cole is you just fucked up my barbershop argument. I was in the barbershop saying J. Cole gonna get both these niggas. When bro backed out, I was just hurt as a fan, and I did something immature and posted some shit, went in the studio and rapped about it. But it wasn’t like I was trying to diminish that man’s legacy.”
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This discourse is exactly why yall asking every other week in the summer “ain’t nobody on the grill?” Yall don’t know the definition of community lol I know yall expecting said griller to buy, prep, and cook all the food! Probably expecting to be fed too! Chump asses
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The moment Luke Kuechly received his Ring of Excellence from the @ProFootballHOF!
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I decided today that Biggie would have never been this big, so Jay-Z is the greatest rapper of all time, undisputed.
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“There’s no hope for you.”
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This argument just a clear case of fans equating being the most popular with the best. AND people believing because a person has a lot of hits back to back that they’re the best, that’s merely high level consistency. Even still, the argument is getting lost. It was who is the bigger artist between Jay & 50 at their peak, not who was lyrically superior.
Wayno argues that despite 50 Cent having one of the best stories in hip-hop of all time, there was always another rapper who people considered to be better than him 👀
"I still feel like 50 got the greatest story in hip-hop ever told. But even with that being said, I'm tryna find a f*ckin' year where y'all could tell me that people were saying he was the best rapper..."