It's up & it's stuck! (as my pinned tweet!)

Keith Murray snapped hard on Erick Sermon – Hostile (’93) 🔥 “Damagin’ your medulla, cerebrum & cerebellum… You got a crew you better tell ’em” That verse was straight insanity. His official introduction - after he dropped it, there was no denying him.

RT @anthrtime: mach-hommy personally went door to door and delivered people’s orders of his ‘5786 AM’ vinyl, through his “zedex” service. h…

Alonzo Mourning and UD tells a story of Shaq getting in foul trouble on purpose because he ate a steak before the game: “So we’re in Golden State…this is real. Golden State — on the bus after shoot-around, he (Shaq) taps me on the shoulder again ‘ima pick up 2 quick ones, I ain’t got it tonight big fella so you’re going to play a lot…’ he prepared me for this game” (via @wynetwork)

Mane literally said 🌪️ in some vans 🤯

Q-Tip & The Beastie Boys performing "Get It Together" at the 1996 Tibetan Freedom Concert

This man literally started FLOATING 🤯🔥

Dude got arrested & banned for life just for his selfie with Wemby to look like this😂

That Oldhead who never Grewup/Matured 😂

Tubi signs comedian KevOnStage to most expansive creator partnership to date. 6 projects total. Two new seasons of Safe Space, Grief Sucks comedy special, The Airport, and two feature films. GOD IS GOOD!!

In 1980, Richard Pryor agreed to an interview with a Mormon high school public access station while on his lunch break from filming STIR CRAZY in Arizona, but literally none of the footage was usable for tv because Pryor was high on cocaine and let it all loose

Album of the day. I'm still reeling over the recent passing of one of the towering innovators of the Philly sound, Dexter Wansel. Summarizing the man's gifts barely, if at all, scratches the surface of his vast musical legacy. A true exemplar of a musican's musician, he wore many hats: Philly soul demigod, "space funk" voyager, synthesizer whiz, Afrofuturist, electronic music pioneer, prolific songwriter, arranger, producer, Philly historian and educator. Just as his celestial brew of jazz, funk, disco, and R&B was a foundational insitution that helped usher Black music as know it into the future and beyond, he knew no bounds. Many have lavished praise on his 1976 debut, Life on Mars—and rightfully so, as it and the other three solo works he cut for Philadelphia International reflect the far-reaching sonic ambition and freedom of '70s Black music. But for some reason, his second album, 1977's What the World is Coming To has gotten the most replay value of his work lately. Something as pathbreaking, outré, and escapist as Life on Mars would be a tough act to follow in anyone's hands, but Dexter Wansel kept pushing his "space-funk" cosmos to new avenues. What the World is Coming To continued in the vein of its predecessor with a greater aim at disco and soul, which he certainly excelled at. Locked in step with his Planets band with contributions from Jean Carn, drummer Idris Muhummad, and MFSB, the album turns gears from smooth jazz-funk instrumentals with Wansel's wicked analog keyboard passages ("First Light of the Morning" and "Ode Infinitum") to goregous ethereal ballads ("Holdin' On" and the poignant title instrumental) to upbeat disco jams ("Disco Lights" and "Dance With Me Tonight") to reggae excursions ("Going Back to Kingston Town") to spiritual jazz-rock ("Dreams of Tomorrow.") A eclectic voyage through and through as the man behind it. Rest peacefully, Dexter.

Eddie Murphy says Muhammad Ali is his hero and the greatest African American to ever live. He also gives a detailed description of his game with Prince and Charlie Murphy.

Ah, so this is why Gil hates on the Pistons every opportunity he gets.

😭😭😭😭

Donovan Mitchell and James Harden can choke games and then go home to Coco Jones and Lil Baby like nothing happened

it’s Friday, act like it 🦁

🚨BANGER OF THE DAY🚨 "Chewbacca" by Random Axe feat. Roc Marciano. Produced by Black Milk (2011).

Druski's story is insane. In 2017, Drew Desbordes was a 23-year-old sports analytics major at Georgia Southern who got depressed, stopped going to class, and dropped out after two semesters. His mom cried when he told her. He moved into her living room in Gwinnett County, Georgia, propped his phone on a shelf, and started filming character skits on Instagram. The handle was @Druski2funny. For almost three years, nothing happened. He was broke. He played a record exec character named Kyle Rogger that nobody outside his feed knew. Then COVID hit. Nobody was going outside, so they tuned into his Instagram Lives. March 2020, Lil Yachty puts him in the "Oprah's Bank Account" video. Five months later, Drake casts him in "Laugh Now Cry Later." Druski has called it the moment that changed his life. The part nobody talks about: he turned the parody into the real business. Coulda Been Records started as a satire of label gatekeepers. He's said he studied Suge Knight and Sean Combs to build the bit. Then he flipped the joke into a real label, a real touring company, and a real production studio. Streaming platforms passed on his shows. He self-funded "Coulda Been Love" and "Coulda Been House" through 4lifers Entertainment, the company he founded in 2023. The Coulda Woulda Shoulda tour grossed $2.5M. Coulda Fest sold out State Farm Arena. The 2025 ten-city arena tour with Snoop, Wiz, Jack Harlow, and Chief Keef sold out every date. Forbes ranked him #9 on the top creators list at $14M earned in 2025. He owns equity in Happy Dad Hard Seltzer. He owns an FCF League team. He shot a Super Bowl spot for Dunkin'. Eight and a half years from a phone propped on a shelf in his mom's living room to hosting the BET Awards. He couldn't get into the industry. So he built a parody of it. Now the parody is hosting it.

Presta atenção porque eu só vou ensinar uma vez

Has he floated this by Babygrande? I think I might be putting out the same amount of albums as Stovey this year. ZERO.