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DIPPIN ON YO NINJA HONDA WIT TANISHA AN RHONDA WHAAAAAAAT
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The rugged picture poser retweeted
What’s even the selling point of AI anymore? The people pushing for it are like, “There’ll be massive unemployment within a year or two, but don’t worry. There’s a good chance it’ll kill us all within the next five years, so that won’t be a problem for long.”
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a lot of the new rappers out right now also dont come from a struggle to be rapping about anything
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Meet Justin, an anti-extraterrestrial activist 🚫👽 with a powerful laser gun collection. It’s the first clip from my new documentary: Gimme Truth.
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HipHop music is one of the most political art-forms ever. When people say "just rap, we don't want politics from rappers" then HipHop has never been for you.
Is this just further proves that he fucking sucks
The People’s Elbow didn’t start as a finisher. It started as a rib.
March 6, 1998. House show in Montreal. The Rock hits an early version of it on Ken Shamrock. No big pad toss. No full pose. Crowd’s dead.
Shamrock kicks out like it’s nothing. Somebody in the building even yells that it looks stupid.
That’s the first documented one.
Before that, Rock was doing it on the road just to make Undertaker break character. Six-man tags, live events, trying to get Taker to laugh. Mick Foley dared him to do it on TV.
D’Lo Brown later named it on commentary. Then it grew into the whole thing we know now.
Wild how a joke elbow drop became one of the most famous moves in wrestling history.