Prishtine
Joined October 2012
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Lonzo retweeted
Last night was one of the worst nights Gaza has seen. The bombs have never stopped raining down on them, and when the actual rain fell upon them, their tents flooded. So many missing limbs, all missing loved ones, most without homes. And the world just pretended it stopped. I didn’t even post an image with people this time because they’re sick of showing us images of themselves in desperation without action on our part. A reminder to you and me to not forget them because they’re no longer in your feed.
Lonzo retweeted
Remember that “theory” about music head elites coming together to monopolize hip hop and exploit every aspect of it all the while keeping the participants as just workers and not decision makers? Crazy theory huh?
Never forget this video of Lyor justifying his exploitation of black violence and drug addiction as “having a family to feed too”. He has killed the career of anybody who showed any sympathy for Palestinians. The music industry is filled with leeches like this who exploited black suffering to make 9-10 figures. The man who invented the ultra exploitative 360 deal is the son of Israeli spies. Dame called all of this out when I was a kid.
As the head of global music at Youtube, he is the filter for what gets pushed onto playlists and what should go to die. Just like the other expose on UMG, the imperialists are controlling what is pushed to your ears at every level. Palestinians had families to feed too but he has used his power and wealth to further their oppression. This is how easily global struggles are intertwined without you knowing it
Lonzo retweeted
EXPOSED: The “Music Industry” plantation….
🔴 New Investigation: The son of an Israeli secret agent, Lyor Cohen is the most important man in hip hop having owned Def Jam music & Roc-A-Fella managing some of the most famous rappers & singers. With inordinate influence over the genre, he has made his views on Israel/Palestine clear, and has used his influence to stamp out what he sees as anti-semitism in the industry.
He is now head of YouTube Music, and is working with the U.S. State Department on a new program directly modeled on the CIA’s successful Cold War-era attempts to use American artists to help force through color revolutions in targeted countries.
By Alan MacLeod (@AlanRMacLeod)
mintpressnews.com/lyor-cohen…
Lonzo retweeted
Luis Diaz 🇨🇴 en 2025/2026:
3 buts vs PSG 🇫🇷
2 buts vs Real Madrid 🇪🇸 (dont celui de la qualification)
49 G/A en 51 matchs
24 ème 🤡🤡🤡
Lonzo retweeted
They yearn for tahajjud and qailulah
WAIT. Wait wait wait. You’re telling me. YOURE TELLING ME!! That people use to have segmented sleep where they went to bed around 9, woke up naturally around 2, enjoyed the fucking quiet and maybe did a small chore and then went back to sleep for a while. AND WE ARE ALL UPSET WE CANT DO ONE BLOCK OF SLEEP!!
You know what… that’s it I’m crashing out.
Lonzo retweeted
On this day 26 years ago, the world watched, as Jamal al-Durrah tried to protect his 12-year-old son Muhammad from Israeli bullets that rained down on them in Gaza for 40 minutes. Despite pleads, Israeli soldiers intentionally shot Muhammad in the stomach- whose final moments of fear and horror were caught on camera and streamed by France TV, and injured his father.
Muhammad became the defining and haunting image of the Second Intifada.
Lonzo retweeted
Es increíble lo que hace el Marketing, estamos hablando de Lamine para ganar el balón de oro cuando no es ni el mejor extremo derecho del mundo.
Lonzo retweeted
Her name is HIND RAJAB💐🌷
🤞🏾🪶♾❤️
And She was more brave than every single one of you at ESPN
Kyrie Irving has offered to pay Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair's $11,941 fine for having the name of a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza written on his eye black during Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. spr.ly/6012BGpQce
My exact take on Albanian producers sampling
Metro Boomin says that sampling has gotten lazier in today’s day and age:
“I don’t think they’re doing it right…The core of hip hop music has always been sample-based…
[Today], it just be lazy...Now, something come on and you be like, ‘oh yeah, that’s In Da Club.’ You just know off top. It’s not no ‘oh, I took this and flipped it, reversed it, chopped it’…There’s not that much creativity in it.”
Via Chelsea Cotton & ECB Studio
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