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Socialisation. Men don’t typically think we “deserve” anything that isn’t explicitly worked for. The male world doesn’t reward without reason. A woman’s entire life can change because she has a butt. So they don’t conceptualise “deserve” as relative to their own character/value
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Just started a new job and literally had this experience with the only other black person
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So if the black truck is $200 and a steakhouse dinner is $400, y'all going on these types of dates every week?
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women love diamonds because the media told them so. they love flowers because the media told them so. they want to have a fat ass because the media told them so. find out what her favourite media is & you can create a facsimile of her personality and ambitions. "black truck" LOL
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Since women are reciprocators and not initiators, why not wait till men first ask you for money before asking them for it? 🫠🫠
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Replying to @snoop3_
So broksi was right to stop responding! Win win for all! 🤣 it’s daaaarrrrk out here
Listened to Fireboy over the past days and tbh I kinda underrated him
Ranking
1. LTG - actually exceptional
2. Playboy - very good. Has most of his hits
3. Adedamola - good. Hell & back >
4. Apollo - “Go away” might be my fav across all
5. Zuko - not as bad as initially thought.
Fab capping talking about lyricist get better. They’re all scared to say it like Maino did smh
🚨 MAINO SAYS 50 CENT’S PEN GAME HAS DECLINED… JIM JONES, FABOLOUS & JOE BUDDEN GO SILENT! 👀
During a recent episode of the Let’s Rap About It podcast, Maino sparked an interesting debate when he brought up 50 Cent while discussing rappers who were once nice but have lost their lyrical ability over the years.
Maino specifically named 50 Cent as an example, saying he believes 50’s pen game has declined when it comes to the actual skill of rapping.
🗣️ Maino:
“50 Cent.”
The comment immediately caught everybody’s attention, with Jim Jones, Fabolous and guest Joe Budden seemingly going quiet before pushing back on Maino’s take.
Joe Budden disagreed, arguing that he never viewed 50 Cent as someone whose greatest gift was necessarily his lyrical ability. He also didn’t believe 50 had fallen off as a rapper.
Maino clarified that he wasn’t talking about record sales, hitmaking, songwriting or 50’s success in television. He was specifically talking about the skill of rapping.
➡️ Maino also argued that genuinely lyrical rappers should continue improving as they get older because their vocabulary, experiences and overall perspective develop.
➡️ He even brought up Jim Jones as an example of someone who has improved over the years.
➡️ Maino also spoke about feeling underrated throughout his career, saying he’s always believed he was better than the credit people gave him.




































