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With everything going on in Social Media Right now it’s having a toll on my mental health, I’ve been trying to finish songs, beats, etc. it’s been hard please help me raise funds to further help my need for mental stability and comfortability
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2 Chainz says that his proudest moment in life is his daughter graduating high school with a 4.0 GPA and getting accepted into Howard University 🎉
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A 3-year-old Florida soccer phenom gains over 1 million followers, $50K in donations, sponsorships, shoutouts from Jay-Z and Ms. Rachel, and training offers from pro soccer stars just days after being kicked out of a game for being “too good.” 🙌🏽❤️
He one of those people who think because him and his people bump all boosie music the whole country must do the same @honeykombbrazyy and nigga it’s “WATER HOSE”
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JOE Bartolozzi FIRES BACK at people claiming black people are more likely to commit crimes than white people, pointing to poverty and systemic racism as major factors behind the statistics 👀
you can’t ignore generations of inequality, point at the statistics, and pretend the circumstances behind them don’t exist.” 🔥
The audacity of Costco to have 30 semi trucks coming into a metropolitan city and have 0 parking spots for any of them is crazy
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We all know Bendadonn don’t play when it comes to his fraternity. Him and DDG got into a heated argument.
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Steve Harvey reveals he woke up owing the IRS $22,000,000 because his accountants spent SEVEN YEARS pocketing his tax checks and never filing a single return.
The government told him he had to pay $650,000 a month, every month, for 4 years. Miss ONE payment, and you go to JAIL.
He never would've known if his accountant hadn’t died. A woman cleaning out the office called his lawyer with a serious problem.
STEVE HARVEY: “She had found on the floor all my tax forms for seven years signed and with the checks stapled to it.”
“Well, they were cashing the checks, keeping the money and not turning in the tax forms.”
Seven years of bank statements that looked like a man paying his taxes.
“My lawyer called me, said, ‘Hey, man, we got a problem. You haven’t paid taxes in seven years.’”
“He said, ‘Man, that’s tax evasion. You can go to prison.’”
“I ended up owing 22 million. 22 million with the penalties.”
When he told his wife, Marjorie, she cried for two straight days.
“She says, ‘What you going to do?’ I said, ‘I’m going to go to work.’”
And he did.
“I took every comedy gig in this country, signed every contract. I went to work, man. I worked every single Friday, Saturday and Sunday.”
“I never missed a payment.”
He did that for four years. $650,000 a month, every month.
In 2012, he sold 49% of his radio company and used the check to pay the government off to zero.
“And that was the first time, man, I could breathe.”
The thieves were his accountants.
The $22,000,000 bill went to Steve Harvey.
And the only one who got threatened with prison was the man who got robbed.






















