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Kendrick Lamar when it’s time for him to be the #1 rapper after the industry and label execs set everything up for him
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“Tell me how many of us do you have to kill to keep us safe?” - Justice league unlimited
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“AND WE GON BE ALRIGHT IF WE PUT DRAKE ON EVERY HOOK” This line still stand strong after 16 years
Lil Wayne tells the story of signing Drake and Nicki Minaj and how he knew they were special:
"When I heard [Drake], it was all rap. Then, one of those hooks came in and I was like, 'Who's on the hook?' And they was like, 'That's him.' And I was like, 'That's the guy? That's him singing? Why he ain't do more of this?'"
"It was instant. Like, come on, man."
(via Friends Keep Secrets)
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This is Kanye’s own words… And mind you Drake has written lots of songs for other artists
“I be having 12 writers in the studio that don’t add up to Drake… That’s why it was interesting when you heard 30 Hours because Drake wrote that for me” 🔥
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This is genuinely best onepiece commercial they've ever made crazy how many people grown up alongside this series from the very beginning
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This generation will never understand how prime Wayne was moving…
He was so busy he filmed the “A Milli” video on the way to shoot another one (Got Money) the same day…
And that was just a normal day in 2008.
One of the greatest primes BTW
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The toughest shit 7 year old me had ever seen
23 years ago today, Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003) premiered on Cartoon Network!
Created by Genndy Tartakovsky, the animated series bridged the gap between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, delivering some of the most memorable action sequences in Star Wars history.
From General Grievous' awesome introduction to Mace Windu taking on an entire droid army, it gave us unforgettable moments and expanded on characters with limited film screen time.
Even after more than two decades, it remains one of the finest pieces of Star Wars animation ever made.
What was your favourite part of this series?





































