
Just a kid from Queens trying to leave a legacy #KnicksTape #QueensNative #StoopsAndCurbs #PullUpImCooking
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Joined June 2009
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Now everybody a Knicks fan... Fuck outta here you wasn't with us when we had Jerome James
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So Alaina Kunes, one of the girls making monkey noises at the Black woman’s door, has a family history of racism. Her dad owns a car dealership, and a Black customer went there for an oil change and the N-word was written on their car by him or one of his employees. @OleMiss
Your mother your mother your mother, is a terrible film shot really well. The storyline is ass. For somebody wild disciplined he makes the dumbest decisions. 4.5/10
Yo @TMobileHelp @TMobile Business line is a scam, how am I the only authorized user and I don’t have access. I can’t ever log in and then when i call them they make it seem like I messed up. Fuck them
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This guy gets it. Mans broke the blunt down while it was still burning! 😂 That’s a man you don’t try, just comply. 😂 Bro probably a black belt or some shit.
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Replying to @Sharkcity_Ave
The Nicest Compliment Battles @rone
@Sharkcity_Ave vs. @marvwon
Watch at 6pm ET —> youtu.be/9JdW5noGREQ
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Why do some of you fans want these battlers to beef fr? 🥴🥴
I in fact, do not 👎🏽 that makes battle rap corny to me 💯💯 back & forth banter is perfectly fine. Real beef will not make that battle better….. but when it’s drama fr, yall cry 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
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2 Chainz would never
Spurs legend Tim Duncan was spotted standing in line with other voters in San Antonio for the 2026 midterm elections.
(Via @JeffGSpursZone )
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Keep going my nigga this book of life come with many chapters, long ass book lol shit just starting to get good
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The entire Democratic Party owes Zohran Mamdani a huge thank you.
Before he burst onto the scene, the party was directionless. We had lost our way, our mojo, and our confidence. We abandoned the working class, and voters abandoned us in return.
Zohran got us back on track with energy, clarity, and a real connection to the people we left behind. Without him, we might not be where we are today.






















