Lil’ Kim Area retweeted
Lil Kim was the first person in the U.S. to own a Mercedes-Benz Convertible back in 2003. The Mercedes-Benz G500 was fully customized for the Queen herself.
Lil’ Kim Area retweeted
Replying to @sanabarbzz @ONIKAZSLEEZE
Lil’ Kim Area retweeted
I hate this picture so much because it captures the cruel reality of bullying: someone older using their power to intimidate, humiliate, and emotionally destroy someone much younger, all just to feed their own ego. There is nothing powerful about making someone vulnerable feel small. That isn’t strength or superiority. It’s cruelty disguised as power, and it’s absolutely heartbreaking.
Replying to @notCloutbay
They enable him like a baby 😂
Replying to @notCloutbay
That was absolutely one of the most feminine thing I seen from a man in a while. wtf
Lil’ Kim Area retweeted
🚨HOLY CRAP!!!
A White man in Illinois GOES BALLISTIC on a Black family who took 40 JUICE BOXES off his porch during Halloween.
White Homeowner: "YOU STOLE FORTY JUICE BOXES!!!! You took EVERYTHING! YOU ARE THIEVES!!
Black Mother: "Well then you shouldn't put it outside..."
Lil’ Kim Area retweeted
The neurodivergent experience of feeling like I was mentally older than my peers as a child and now feeling mentally younger as an adult
Lil’ Kim Area retweeted
And here it is. You, UK citizens, will be arrested on behalf of a foreign country, by your own police, the ones you pay for. This is @andyburnham's Britain.
Anyone planning to attend a demonstration in support of Palestine Action in the vicinity of the US Embassy on Saturday, 31 October will face arrest as part of a robust policing operation.
Expressing support for the group is an offence under the Terrorism Act following its proscription in June 2025, a decision upheld by the Court of Appeal in June 2026.
Read more: news.met.police.uk/news/met-…
Lil’ Kim Area retweeted
Free speech in the UK:
Anyone planning to attend a demonstration in support of Palestine Action in the vicinity of the US Embassy on Saturday, 31 October will face arrest as part of a robust policing operation.
Expressing support for the group is an offence under the Terrorism Act following its proscription in June 2025, a decision upheld by the Court of Appeal in June 2026.
Read more: news.met.police.uk/news/met-…



































