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My elder millennial brain still believes a fresh notebook could turn this entire operation around.
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at sum point you gotta realize ain’t nun more important than gettin yo life together
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Wasn’t sure if I was going to fuck with GTA 6 because I don’t be on the game like that anymore, but this just sold me!
This is so sad he ain’t deserve a death like that
Former Baddies reality star Demi Blanco has been indicted for making a false 911 call leading to Young Scooter’s death.
Seventeen months after she was arrested for transmitting a false public alarm in connection with the 39-year-old rapper’s tragic passing, prosecutors indicted Blanco, born Demetria Spence, on the same count in late September.
Police say on March 28, 2025, Blanco made a 911 call claiming that gunshots were fired and a naked and bloody woman was being pushed out of a home on William Nye Drive in Atlanta. She also gave the dispatcher details about the house being used for drug distribution and prostitution.
When police arrived on the scene, Scooter, who was celebrating his 39th birthday that day, and another man fled out of a back door. The rapper was eventually located by police officers, suffering from a cut to his leg he sustained while jumping a fence. Scooter later succumbed to fatal blood loss. Blanco was arrested on April 1, 2025.
On the day she was arrested, Blanco came forward on social media and identified herself as the person who made the fateful 911 call. She insisted she did so to protect herself from being physically abused. Police found no evidence to support her claims.
Kenneth Copeland is a preacher reportedly worth up to $760 million. He owns three private jets, and he says regular passengers are the reason he can’t fly commercial.
In the video below, a reporter catches him in his car and asks him about it.
In an old video with another preacher, Copeland explained why he won’t fly with ordinary people. He said he didn’t want to get into “a long tube with a bunch of demons.”
His ministry’s 1,500-acre campus near Dallas–Fort Worth has its own airstrip and hangar. One of his jets is a Gulfstream he bought from Tyler Perry.
When Inside Edition asked how much he paid for it, he said that was none of her business. Then he denied ever calling people demons.
His followers are mostly ordinary people who send donations to his ministry. Most of them have never been on a private jet.
Would you still give money to a pastor who calls people like you demons, or would that be the moment you walk out?
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Who gave all these voting organizations our phone number? This is harassment!
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My THOUGHTS on this @2chainz and Keith Lee interaction!
2 Chainz got into a DEBATE with Keith Lee after bringing up the BAD REVIEW Keith gave his restaurant, with Keith arguing that his reviews should reflect how REGULAR CUSTOMERS are treated, while 2 Chainz insisted celebrities EARN special treatment 😳👀
2 Chainz also questioned whether Keith’s strict diet as a former athlete affects his TASTE in food and how he judges restaurants.
“I’m an entertainer, and obviously we get perks that other people don’t get. That’s just period, my boy. I don’t stand in line at the airport. I don’t do none of that because I done worked my ass off to do this.”



























