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Travis Hunter made history on BOTH sides of the ball in London.
4 REC, 59 REC YDS, 1 REC TD, 1 INT vs Texans
Even after the loss, Jacksonville still has strong playoff odds heading deeper into the season.
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LEGENDARY: #Ravens Hall of Fame LB Ray Lewis was one of the greatest leaders and motivators in #NFL history.
“Respect is earned. Respect is never given.”
“To hell with being liked.”
“Anybody coming in our house, they get dealt with.”
“If you can’t find energy tonight, you’re in the wrong business.”
Nobody could fire up a football team like Ray Lewis.
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FULL: 50 Cent REVEALS the harsh truth about diversity and how Tyler Perry had to build his own demographic to win in a white owned Hollywood👀🎬
He breaks down how difficult it is to get into the TV and film business because the industry isn't actually looking for diverse projects. 50 points out that Perry had to bring everything in house to succeed since the most profitable version of the entertainment world is white Hollywood and they only care about what successfully sells, He points out that his hit show Power dominated Black and Latino demographics for 13 years, but the Emmys completely ignored it.
"Look, the original Hollywood is white Hollywood. So the Hollywood that successfully sells the best is white Hollywood, they don’t care about diversity trust me, every other culture is conditioned to watch white entertainment, this is why we love Robert De Niro, Al Pacino”
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Steelers WR DK Metcalf honors the late Nolan Wells by wearing his name on his helmet during an NFL game, as his death remains unsolved 🕊❤️
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THROWBACK to when Pharrell Williams produced the track “Allure” for Jay-Z’s proclaimed last album, “The Black Album” he describes it as the last dance after retiring from the “Game” similar to Al Pacino’s character in “Carlito’s Way”
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In 2008, T.I. turned his growing dispute with fellow Atlanta rapper Shawty Lo into one of the more personal diss records of the era. “What Up, What's Haapnin'” was released on September 2, 2008, as a single from his sixth studio album, Paper Trail. Produced by Drumma Boy, the track was rooted in a debate over neighborhood credibility, with Shawty Lo questioning T.I.'s claims to Bankhead, the Atlanta community both artists were associated with.
The dispute was bigger than ordinary lyrical competition. Shawty Lo had gained national attention with “Dey Know” and his D4L affiliation, while T.I. was already an established Southern rap star. The argument over who truly represented Bankhead became a public contest over local identity and authenticity.