social media ≠ real life

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Not gonna lie...seeing Euros say, "America isn't anything like we were told," has me gettin' a little misty. To my fellow Americans, especially y'all down here in the South, thanks for proving that our greatest export has never been what's on TV. It's always been our people.

Olivia Miles — TCU bag work

le lien d’âme entre les hommes et neymar ptdrrrrrr

if you 813 boi i’m rootin for ya!

Unfortunately, they don’t want you to know about this…

Man I gotta get off twitter fr

This shit is all-time comedy gold to me. I will RT this every year on this day.

niggas was on here tb dey can’t listen 2 rap music in da morning man i just ran back veeze robert de niro 4 da THIRD time

YOU MUST LEARN TO ENJOY LIFE WITHOUT NEEDING AN AUDIENCE TO SEE THAT YOU ARE ENJOYING LIFE

you enjoy a little hobby and people will say you need to make it into a business. we’re in capitalist hell.

GOD COMIN. SHE JUST TAKIN HER TIME.

Every now and then I’ll hear a song that was on 2K16/17 and I’ll just break down into tears

Dior Johnson masterclass boi i never gave up on ya

I would be an all star in this area, top 15 player but these was considered bad shots back then … the bullets I took from fashion and my shot selection for this new generation to be free I need a statue but that’s why the ppl love Swaggy

🚨 More details: 👇 Marion Stokes was a librarian and civil rights activist who recognized the power of the media long before the era of "fake news." In 1979, during the Iranian Hostage Crisis, she noticed how news narratives shifted and were often discarded by networks. Believing that history would one day be "erased or rewritten," she began a monumental archival project. For the next 33 years, Stokes recorded television 24 hours a day. Using up to eight VCRs at a time, she captured everything: news cycles, commercials, and talk shows. Her obsession was relentless; she even timed meals and outings around the need to change tapes every six hours. To fund her mission and house the growing mountain of media, she used wealth gained from early investments in Apple stock, eventually filling nine apartments with over 70,000 VHS and Betamax tapes. Stokes died in 2012, recording until her final moments. Her son donated the massive collection, totaling over 800,000 hours, to the Internet Archive. Today, this "guerrilla archive" serves as a permanent, unedited record of American history, ensuring that the truth remains preserved exactly as it was first broadcast.

I was a jit I had the Supreme app on my phone wit no money

i got my innocent lil girlfriend in the passenger seat listening to the grungiest of Roc Marciano bars

Passar um tempo sozinho é fundamental para a saúde mental do homem.

This generation don’t know about Corey Maggette