No competition

that is so sad i just have to win this competition schatar thottie flavor of love flav having a ki reaction video

never let usa host football competition again

Things that don't mix. 1. Water & oil 2. Water and electricity 3. Me and Nonsense. 4. Me and Competition. 5. Me and Disrespect 6. Me and Ungrateful people.

Turkey getting dark horse shouts before every competition only for them to get smashed in the first game is a tale as old as time LMAOOOO

Sorry I’m just laughing she really has 0 actual competition at the end of the day and that’s why people want her gone so bad.

Yep, I expected this once Aylio got bigger. If some actors choose not to be seen together, that's their business. What I don't get is why some fans turn it into hate and drag others down. Even kiss scenes become a competition. 😩

Because they were so gay that it would be unfair for the competition

Buddy the competition was all trash

In a yearning competition and your opponent is Caleb. You already lost bro. No one yearns as hard as this man.

it really isn't a competition for the top, everybody else is just fighting for #2

“#TayoSaWakas made me realize that love is never a competition. It’s about having a partner who chooses to stand beside you, not against you.” Please engage. Thank you! vt.tiktok.com/ZSQxm2W1C/

If I had a nickel for every time a competition based cartoon sidelined a very likable black male character, who would’ve been a better winner than the dumb jock who actually won the season.. I would have 2, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice. #tdtwt #dctwt

There's a certain team that beat them in a competition to decide which is the best team in Africa just 4 months ago.

could you stop making things a competition for a second? ... my 'purpose' wasn't something i chose to begin with. the thieves aren't exactly on the job these days, either.

HORROR: A GENRE THAT NEVER DIES... Everyone seems to have suddenly woken up to the power of horror films since Friday... A lot of netizens are talking about the overwhelming response to #Haunted3D and how it continues to attract abundant footfalls despite limited showcasing at national chains, despite the absence of star power, and despite facing competition from multiple new releases. But the truth is, horror has been one of the most popular and dependable genres for decades... While trends come and go, the fascination with fear, suspense and the supernatural continues to attract audiences across generations. In India, the legendary FU Ramsay and his sons – popularly known as the Ramsay Brothers – became synonymous with horror cinema... Through a series of films such as #DoGazZameenKeNeeche [the turning point in their careers], #Darwaza, #GuestHouse, #PuranaMandir, #Veerana, #Saamri3D, and #Sannata – to name just a few – the Ramsays built a loyal and passionate fan base. In fact, my father was among the prominent distributors of several Ramsay films during that era and, let me add, most of them turned out to be money-spinners at the boxoffice. #RamGopalVarma, too, explored the horror genre extensively, delivering several films that continue to be discussed to this day... Likewise, #VikramBhatt has carved a niche for himself in this space, with a string of successful horror outings to his credit [#Haunted3D is also directed by him]. Over the years, filmmakers have also discovered the winning formula of blending horror with comedy... Films that combine scares with laughter have repeatedly struck gold at the boxoffice – #GolmaalAgain, the #BhoolBhulaiyaa franchise, the #Stree franchise, #Munjya, and #BhootBangla – appealing to family audiences while retaining the thrill factor. The response to #Haunted3D reinforces a simple fact: Audiences love being entertained by fear. Whether it's pure horror, supernatural thrillers, or horror-comedies, the genre possesses a unique ability to draw moviegoers to theatres. As long as stories continue to surprise, shock, and engage viewers, horror will remain one of cinema's most enduring, dependable, and profitable genres.

This is what I have learned by talking to businesspeople in Ethiopia, both locals and foreigners. Ethiopia has huge potential for growth, mainly thanks to a labour force that is trustworthy, smart and committed, and yes, for now at least, also very cheap, though the latter is the kind of advantage that will hopefully not last. Ethiopian Airlines provides a competitive edge for exports by air to the big markets of Europe and the Gulf. To stimulate investment, the various mega projects are great and necessary, but that should only be the beginning. There must also be a friendlier climate towards small-scale entrepreneurs. The authorities need to listen more to producers’ concerns. This means stepping up the fight against corruption, cutting bureaucracy and ending the practice of a taxation regime that changes with the seasons. Many complain that the current system arbitrarily taxes turnover instead of profit. Fewer blackouts would also help, because diesel generators are a heavy cost. Security is a major issue, of course. And last but not least, the price of port access needs to come down. It costs more to get a container from the Red Sea to Addis Ababa than from China to the Red Sea. Despite these problems, it is basically a rather attractive high-risks high-returns situation today. Okay, so I listen to businesspeople, but I do not buy everything they tell me. They love competition among their suppliers, but not within their own field of production, because it is what cuts the most into their margins. But competition is the best mechanism to spread the benefits of progress. Politicians often prefer to let businesspeople reap monopoly earnings that can then be taxed and turned into handouts, because this is what buys popularity, dependence and hence political power, but the people are better off when there is competition for sales, competition for hiring, competition for everything.

when you're in a 'most visual group in kpop' competition and zb1 pulls up

Nigeria celebrates a proud moment as Abdurraheem Almufti Yelwa wins the International Qur’an Recitation Competition in Saudi Arabia. His outstanding recitation and mastery of Tajweed earned him the top position among contestants from across the world. 🎉 Congratulations to him on this remarkable achievement.