Lil Boujie Vert aka Flosstin Powers

LMFAOOOOOOOOO????

imagine clocking out of your 8 hour shift and seeing this

Brudda closed his eyes & allat 🫨

💭

The fan who shared his wish to live long enough to play GTA 6 has sadly passed away. His sister announced his passing on his TikTok account, voidonly. Back in August, we shared his story in the hope of bringing it to Rockstar Games’ attention. Rest in peace.

Not sure if anyone else has been following Marcel’s cancer journey on TikTok, but his wife posted this morning that he passed away last night 💔. It completely broke me. I was really holding out hope that the cancer in his abdomen wouldn’t win. Fuck cancer.

This nigga a maniac 😭

Michael Jackson reportedly paid $23,000,000 to settle a 1993 lawsuit, and 10 years later he still couldn't answer a question about it on camera. A settlement is the most misread document in public life. It ends a case without deciding it, so it proves neither guilt nor innocence, and that gap is where public opinion fills in the rest. Jackson was never convicted of anything and was acquitted on all 14 counts in 2005, yet the payment kept shaping how people read him. Bashir's best move was reversing the situation: he asked how Jackson would react if someone else did the same thing. It works because it replaces a defense with a comparison, and the audience judges by their own instinct, not by the facts. Jackson answered with sentiment, not detail. He explained his intentions, which can't be checked, instead of his boundaries, which can. A defense built on feelings leaves the listener to judge the behavior. Money can close a case, but it can't close the question.

At 7 years old Tweaky Dave was selling heroin for his father. At 9 his father shot him in the stomach and walked away. At 10 he was doing prostitution on Hollywood streets to survive. By 19 he was a heroin addict dying of leukemia and refusing treatment. He died shortly after this interview. Twenty years later his jacket became the center of a fashion controversy involving Kanye West. He sat on the Jerry Springer Show and told this story like it happened to someone else. In the video below, Dave walks through a childhood that most people couldn't survive a single week of - and Jerry Springer sits across from him visibly struggling to process what he's hearing. Dave said he started selling dope for his dad at 7. Said it was the family business. Said he didn't see anything wrong with it at the time. Then at 9 he kicked open the wrong door. His father was bagging dope with customers in the room. Next thing Dave knew he was on the floor bleeding. His father walked away. The hooker next door called an ambulance. Dave ran to Hollywood to become a rock star. Was 9 years old. The system put him in placements. He ran. They locked him up. He ran again. Trusted nobody. Said cops treated runaways like criminals. Started prostitution at 10 because it was the only way to eat. Stopped at 16 after watching two friends die of AIDS. Found a dismembered body in a Beverly Hills dumpster one night. Said it happens all the time. Asked what keeps him going he said: the 8-year-olds he meets on the street. He doesn't want them to go through ten years of what he went through. He didn't get much longer to help them. Is Tweaky Dave a cautionary tale about what happens when every system fails a child, or proof that some people find a reason to keep going no matter what?