Im here, but my mind gone
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Its not. Ppl really need to focus on finding ppl who want to be with them and not seeking partners based on some aesthetic social media has trained them to want. Ppl with sense need to find ppl with sense
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"Young L will be remembered for ushering in an era of music that bleeds into nearly every corner of West Coast rap today.
He took the otherworldly bounce of hyphy pioneer Traxamillion and revamped it for a generation of kids more interested in skateboarding and MySpace than street politics.
It was a sound that would come to be synonymous with Bay Area music."
@DonnyMorrison26 pays tribute to the sonic architect of The Pack and founder of Pink Dolphin.
powmag.net/p/young-l-obituar…
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We should’ve never normalize $2K rent. What are we doing here???? I want to believe we could have a rent strike but there’s always going to be fools telling us to get a side hustle instead of holding landlords accountable.
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Read the full cover story here: thefader.com/2010/12/15/lil-…
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I meant to share this clip for Veterans Day. But I've always felt Dead Presidents--while not a perfect film--was a really strong follow-up to Menace for the Hughes Bros. In a perfect world, Larenz Tate would've been their DeNiro or DiCaprio in a long-running cinematic partnership
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Young L, the influential Berkeley producer and founding member of Bay Area hip-hop collective The Pack, has reportedly died.
Oakland rap icon Too $hort broke the tragic news on Instagram Thursday, praising the producer behind the 2006 breakout hit “Vans” by saying he had never heard a Young L beat that didn’t “slap.”
Raised by musician parents, Lloyd Omadhebo grew up as a skater kid at Albany High, where he began experimenting with FruityLoops 3.56 and teamed up with Lil B, Stunnaman, and Lil Uno to record upbeat house-party music out of his bedroom closet—intentionally pivoting away from the street-heavy themes of earlier West Coast rap. That sound exploded on MySpace and later inspired his co-founding of streetwear label Pink Dolphin.
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Young L was the Prince of Street Wear. Him & Lil B started Pink Dolphin in 2008 as tour merch but L took it global as a brand. People mostly credit BasedGod for the Based movement but The Pack was the Based Boys & L was Based in his own way.. like wit the PINK Dolphin for example
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We are going to be dealing for years with a thousand dark consequences of a huge chunk of the population deciding it's okay to have robots think for them.
