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These clowns π€‘ donβt know when to quit with their doomsday apocalypse timeline attempts the way they insert their agendas into cartoons like the simpsons as form of revelation of method is similar to a humiliation ritual to the unawakened consciousnessπ
LeRoy Johnson II retweeted
A woman who truly loves you wonβt make you beg for respect, loyalty, honesty, or peace. ππππ
LeRoy Johnson II retweeted
Matt Mathews Has Everyone Laughing With His Unfiltered Humor and Hilarious Storytelling ππ€£His expressions unexpected comments and perfectly timed jokes make every moment unforgettable! You Never Know What Matt Is Going to Say Next! ππ₯
LeRoy Johnson II retweeted
Lenny Kravitz was 8 years old when his father walked out. Bags at the door. His mother said: "What do you have to say to your son?"
His father looked him in the eyes and said: "You'll do it too."
Then he left.
Lenny swore he'd be different. Then he saw Lisa Bonet on TV. He was 8.
"Mommy, I want that one."
He found her. They fell in love.
"This magical, magical relationship. I saw myself in her. For the first time I really got a clear look at myself."
They had ZoΓ«. But Lenny repeated what he knew.
"There were times where I did not behave properly. There were times where I was not respectful."
His mother got sick. His marriage fell apart.
"I was a mess. I went away and just disappeared."
The divorce happened. But instead of vanishing like his father, Lenny stayed.
"Being married. Going through divorce. Then having to get the relationship back on track as friends, as family, as raising a daughter."
Then Lisa met Jason Momoa.
Lenny's reaction: "Is she still with that hot man? She is. He's cool."
"We are one family. We love and support each other. People seem to be in awe of it. It seems very normal to me."
Then Lenny met his own person. "I felt stupid crazy madly in love. I've already thought of him as my husband."
"My wife gave me three beautiful kids. And with them my dreams finally came true."
His father said: "You'll do it too."
He didn't.
"When we're all together now β her man, her kids, ZoΓ«, me β we're all together. One big happy family."
LeRoy Johnson II retweeted
"My man lacks MASCULINITY....he can't defend me in public"
She feels her man should defend her regardless π
I feel she should just do everyone a favor in this scenario and leave the guy alone cos she's just looking for a reason to leave. She also wanted justification for a decision she had already made.
She's got someone new whispering in her ears IMO.
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π¨ GLOBAL ALERT | THE PENTAGON AND THE FBI CALL ON UNITED STATES CITIZENS AND THE REST OF NATIONS TO STOCKPILE SUPPLIES AND PREPARE FOR A GLOBAL CATASTROPHE SCENARIO WHAT'S GOING ON? WHAT'S COMING?
LeRoy Johnson II retweeted
7 Weeks AFTER Cops Murdered Dillion, THEN they said he was a suspect in a murder. Convenient. This was outright murder. Of course Da handled the grand jury so there was none. Donβt worry, though, itβs just a few bad applesβ¦ And then the entire system covers for them. This Pig shouldβve gone to prison.
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Dr. Dre went dead silent trying to avoid his jail time stories until Ice Cube exposed him on camera, only for Mike Epps to hit them with the most unhinged life advice ever ππ€£π
"How many times did you go to jail Dre?"
"Gang of time... right now I'm counting."π€£
"If you want to live a long time, keep making mistakes. Because once you get your shit together, God gonna call you home. So stay fucked up, my friendsβ
"Is that what you call that bullshit advice? That's the worst advice you ever gotβ
"It's the truth! That's what Jesus died for, so we could fuck upβ
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She was just 17 when she became the face of one of hip-hop's most heartbreaking stories.
The woman in this image is Ethel Loveβwidely recognized for her iconic role as "Brenda" in Tupac Shakur's debut 1991 music video, "Brenda's Got a Baby." π¬β¨
At the time of filming, she was a 17-year-old high school student. Just a teenager herselfβstepping into a role that would visually carry one of the most powerful messages ever recorded in hip-hop.
"Brenda's Got a Baby" wasn't just a song. It was a mirror held up to America. Teenage pregnancy. Poverty. Systemic neglect. A young girl thrown away by every institution that was supposed to protect her.
And Ethel Love brought Brenda to life with a quiet, devastating grace that made the story feel real. Because for so many young girls, it was real.
Tupac wrote the song after reading a newspaper article about a 12-year-old girl who threw her baby out of a window. He was haunted by it. And Ethel helped him show the world why.
Decades later, that video still hits like a punch to the chest. And Ethel Love's face is forever etched into hip-hop history. π
She didn't just play Brenda. She became the voice of every forgotten girl America refused to see.
LeRoy Johnson II retweeted
Heβs husband has dementia, she put him in a home and is asking if talking to another man atleast for companionship is wrong??? Letβs address this objectively
