More train horns tonight than the whole @AtlantaFalcons season. #DirtyBird #Atl #RiseUp #CFP2025 #INDvsORE
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On this day in 1958, Singer, songwriter, and dancer Michael Jackson was born.
Soooo the people who caused deaths to an officer on #Jan6 should get the death sentence too??? But they got pardoned… 🤡 #PresidentTrump @POTUS @CNN @FoxNews
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Quincy Jones, musical titan and entertainment icon, dead at 91 cnn.it/48QifAd
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First I wanna give my condolences to the Jones family for the loss of their father, their patriarch Quincy Jones.
In this moment I want to say that even though Quincy has left this earth he leaves a legacy and a lesson for all of us.
That legacy and lesson is LIVING.
Did you know Quincy Jones was 49 years old when he produced “Thriller” on Michael Jackson? Arguably one of the greatest accomplishments of his life and of all time was done at a middle point in his life. Think about that.
So much emphasis is put on accomplishing things at such a young age now a lot of times it leaves many people feeling like it’s too late to be great or find yourself.
It’s not. Quincy Jones should always serve as an inspiration to keep pushing to be your best and keep living life through the process But also understand that his success did not come without hard work and dedication.
That hard work and dedication for you can start today.
Living 91 years on earth is the biggest flex. Remember that when you see your elderly grandparents and parents. They’ve seen it all.
Quincy Jones LIVED and we should all be inspired by his life and legacy.
Rest in Heaven Quincy 🙏🏾🕊️♥️
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My favorite moment from last night was @FlavorFlav walking by Qtip & Jarobi & they just started reciting his verse from “Too Much Posse” by PE & he just joined in! Maaan I love hip hop!!!
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'Award Tour' seems very fitting in honor of A Tribe Called Quest getting inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame tonight! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
We wish Phife was here for this moment.
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RIP Dikembe Mutombo 🙏
4 x DPOY Deke made 8 All-Star & 3 All-NBA teams on his way to the Hall Of Fame.
📼 @DUNKC0MP
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We are deeply saddened by the news of Dikembe Mutombo’s passing.
Dikembe was a proud and honorable man, who lived up to the definition of a word that became synonymous with his name – humanitarian. He used his many gifts and his platform to improve the lives of everyone he encountered, especially in his homeland of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and throughout Africa.
His passion for the game, its growth and the joy he brought to defense – including his undeniable presence and iconic ‘finger wag’ – made him a star on the court and with the fans around the globe.
I was fortunate to have been able to call him a friend. My family and I were beyond proud to have him represent the Hawks organization on and off the court. With his jersey in the rafters, his life and legacy will always be remembered in Atlanta.
On behalf of the entire Hawks organization, our thoughts, prayers and support are with Rose and their family at this difficult time.
- On behalf of Principal Owner Tony Ressler
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There will never be another quite like Bill Walton.
His ESPN family will miss him dearly ❤️
I used @Shazam to discover You Know How to Make Me Feel So Good (feat. Sharon Paige) by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. shazam.com/track/53351687/yo…
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29 straight for @GeorgiaFootball❗️
The LONGEST win streak in SEC history 👏
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“Hey, where’d you get these sick jams?"
"They came with my Cutlass, motherfucker."
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My favorite Bob Knight moment: listen to him explain why Michael Jordan is the best basketball player he’s ever seen BEFORE MJ had even played in one NBA game. Talk about a hot take. Forty years later and it’s still fucking smoking.
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Legendary actor #RichardRoundtree, who starred as the iconic detective John Shaft in the 1971 action thriller 'Shaft' and compassionate father on #BeingMaryJane has passed away at 81 years old. Sending our prayers and condolences to his loved ones & family. 🙏🏽🤍 #BETRemembers























