Pinned Tweet
Today marks five years since I opened my barber shop. Built from my resilience, perseverance, being relentless, patient, and most importantly, by the grace of God. And it's only getting better. Here's. to another five years. Happy 5th Anniversary to The Redd Zone ❤️🖤❤️
Curran Redd retweeted
You would think he was Kendrick and Kendrick was Drake
Thats why you gotta understand twitter aint real
Drake might be the first time I’ve ever seen such an insane divide between digital opinions and real world reactions to an artist. People get on here and just say anything, you’d really think he’s a struggling artist with a niche fan base.
Curran Redd retweeted
This is one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen done on a basketball court
Curran Redd retweeted
Niggas asking for Drake to drop an all rap album like he didn’t just drop an all rap album 😭😭😭
Curran Redd retweeted
Add another one for No. 22 ✅
@JaloniCambridge has been named to the Wade Trophy Preseason Watch List 🏆
Curran Redd retweeted
Kendrick won the moment, but Drake never lost his audience. Two very different things people keep confusing, this is why I've always said there's a difference between winning a moment and sustaining a career. Hype is temporary, replay value is forever.
Those period were just fueled by “Drake’s haters” nothing more
Curran Redd retweeted
All four of Ohio States remaining games are winnable but I don't think any will come easy. This team isn't as talented as years past and won't be able to overcome multiple turnovers and ten penalties in a game. That being said I still do believe they have enough talent to make a run if the team can play disciplined and if the coaches can take it up a notch.
Curran Redd retweeted
Replying to @McNuttMonica
@McNuttMonica @Realrclark25 @elleduncantv @jemelehill streets still waiting for the sisterhood think pieces for JC and a few others 👀👀
Iceman was that.
Fabolous wants Drake to release an entire album focused strictly on rapping instead of trying to appeal to every type of listener.
During a recent conversation, Fab explained that Drake usually covers multiple styles on his projects, but always includes a few tracks where he puts his lyrical ability on full display:
“Off the top of my head, I would say Drake. Like I think Drake, when he makes projects, he has to cover all those bases too. But Drake will also have a song or two that’s just him going bar crazy. So I want to like a whole project of that from him. Like I know the girls is gonna be a little upset that you’re not giving them they Drake, but…”.





































