Quan went OFF on car insurance, calling it the biggest SCAM, saying people pay every month for something that might never happen, only for insurance companies to delay or deny claims when something actually does 👀💯 He also says if he became president, he’d get rid of car insurance entirely, arguing people should only have to pay for the days they actually drive

Jay-Z has picked Jay-Z to be the halftime performance at the 2027 Super Bowl. (Source: puck.news/jay-z-picks-jay-z-…)

Abraham Shakespeare won a $30 million lottery jackpot in 2006. Three years later, the money was gone, and so was he. He had worked washing dishes and on garbage trucks in Lakeland, Florida. After the win, he paid off mortgages for family, friends, and some complete strangers. “I really would like my old life back,” he said. Among the new friends was Dee Dee Moore, who offered to manage his money. In a home video, she asks whether he’s tired of people asking him for money. “They don’t take no for an answer,” he replies. He was last seen in April 2009 but wasn’t reported missing until November. In January 2010, police found his body under a concrete slab in Moore’s backyard. Prosecutors say she tried to convince his mother he was still alive, arranging a phone call with someone posing as him. Her ex-husband testified he dug a hole with a backhoe at her request. Then came the forged letter to his mother, supposedly written by Shakespeare. He was illiterate. Informant Greg Smith secretly recorded Moore. He testified she told him to burn the body and gave him a list of supplies, including kerosene. On tape, she also discussed a plan for another man to take the blame for about $50,000. Moore maintains she is innocent. She faced a mandatory life sentence. He escaped poverty for three years, surrounded by people who all wanted a piece of him. The one who offered to protect his money was the one burying him in her yard. Was it the lottery that killed him, or the trust he placed in the wrong person?

It’s so much documented evidence that’s why it’s funny seeing people try to rewrite history 😂

According to Mouse Jones, Jay-Z has gotten so comfortable and protected that his interviews come off soft. He brought up Frazier Tharpe's GQ interview with Jay and said the questions Frazier asked were soft. His argument is that Jay doesn't really let himself be challenged, so nobody asks the hard questions about his politics or being a billionaire. 🎙️ Charlamagne said nah. He argued Jay-Z will engage, but it depends on who's sitting across from him. If you walk in treating him like he's untouchable, that's the interviewer's failure, not Jay's. Whoever holds the platform sets the tone and has to ask the questions. Then it got heated. Mouse brought up Barclays and gentrification, saying Jay-Z became the face of it by letting himself be on the billboards for a project that changed Brooklyn and pushed out longtime residents. Charlamagne called that take lazy. He says Jay held a tiny piece of that project, and the real power and responsibility sat with government figures like Bloomberg and the developers working behind the scenes.

Facts

I just made a video about this.

Mind you the second photo is AI.

He explains the reason why black Americans will NEVER unit !

Stay in school kids 👶 this is what goes on in jail 😬 #lrhn #fyp

Am I the only one not excited about this?