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I am producer, dj & artist popstar benny and I am finishing my upcoming album “i wanna be a popstar’ featuring a lot of ur current and future favorite artists on my beats :)
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Kanye talking about how he achieved everything he said he wanted.
This interview legit changed my life.
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Imagine walking out of the store with a cup of coffee only to see cop searching your truck without your permission.
The incident occurred at a 7-Eleven parking lot in the Westwood neighborhood of southwest Denver, Colorado. The vehicle owner, known locally as "Junkyard Jerry," parked his Chevrolet Silverado in a marked stall and entered the business to grab a morning coffee before heading to work.
While Jerry was inside the store, a Denver Police Department District 4 patrol officer approached the parked vehicle. Rather than waiting for the driver to return or checking the vehicle identification number and license plate externally, the officer opened the vehicle door, reached into the interior cabin, and retrieved the truck's registration paperwork without consent or a search warrant.
When Jerry walked outside and confronted the officer for entering his truck, the officer characterized the interaction as a lawful "traffic stop." When asked to justify the detention and entry, the officer stated:
The truck's license plate was not properly affixed.
The vehicle's door lock appeared punched.
That specific model of Chevrolet Silverado is among the most commonly stolen vehicles in the Denver metropolitan area claimed the officer.
Jerry immediately challenged the legal basis of the interaction, noting that the truck was powered off and legally parked on private commercial property, meaning no moving traffic violation had occurred.
He also pointed out that entering the vehicle to search for paperwork violated the Fourth Amendment.
When the officer ordered him to sit on the curb while running the paperwork, Jerry refused, asserting that he was not under arrest and was simply a customer attempting to go to work.
Jerry identified himself to the officer, noting that District 4 personnel were already familiar with him from a prior incident where his classic vehicle was struck in the exact same parking lot, an accident officers previously declined to investigate due to it occurring on private property.
Multiple backup officers arrived on the scene after the primary officer reported that the truck appeared stolen and that the driver was uncooperative.
After running the vehicle identification number and registration paperwork, dispatch confirmed the truck was legally owned, properly registered, and not reported stolen.
Realizing there was no criminal conduct, officers placed their business cards on the hood of the truck at Jerry's request. Jerry was released from the scene with no citations issued and no charges filed.
The corruption and violation of this man's rights is next level with this officer. He has no business wearing that badge.
Banana trees are not actually trees at all—they are giant perennial herbs with fake trunks.
Despite growing up to 25 feet tall and looking like tropical palm trees, a banana plant contains zero structural wood or true timber. What looks like a thick wooden tree trunk is technically a "pseudostem"—a tight, pressurized cylinder composed entirely of overlapping, rolled leaf sheaths wrapped around one another. Because the plant lacks woody cambium tissue and dies back down to the underground rhizome root ball after fruiting, botanists officially classify the towering banana plant as the largest herbaceous perennial on Earth.
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In most cases, I encourage artists to never rush into signing a deal. After watching several of his TikToks, though, I'd sprint to sign a licensing agreement if a label is offering a 7-figure advance. Timing matters in this business. You have to recognize it before it expires.
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lil wayne verses just be sitting in the deep recesses of ur mind ready to be activated, haven’t heard this since 2007 prolly and immediately came back to me lmaoo
I ran this clothing brand when I first got into the industry, I sent out free packages to xxxtentacion, Cole Bennet & everyone on that first tour 8-10 days later Cole and X posted on their story. (never asked them to they just did it still don’t know why to this day) — I woke up seen it and logged into Shopify and my ENTIRE collection was sold out and a week later people were sending me face tatts of my logo and it gave me my first opening into the industry
this nigga was split personality rapping and streaming infront of 70k people lmao he got it
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 When MJ hit over 100 million likes and 1 million followers he dropped a crazy rhyme… featuring @loozecannon1 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 this man is on a GENERATIONAL run!!!
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Went from “can I trust em” to “mama gone be real happy” tuh 😆 whole family bouta eat good for a lil while. 🤣
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Michael Jackson hits his 50 million like record on stream and delivers a crazy fire freestyle to celebrate! 🔥🔥🏆🤯🫡😤
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9th Wonder met a stranger in Raleigh NC in February of 2003. The stranger’s name was T. After listening to 9th beats, he told him “if I’m ever around somebody that needs some beats, I’ll them about you”.
In September of 2003, he gets a call from Young Guru telling him to come to NYC to play beats for JAY-Z.
2 months later on November 14th 2003, The Black Album dropped & he was on it. On the song they made, Hov said “9th Wonder”, & it changed 9th’s life. He was selling beats for $100-$300 before that.
His life changed in less than a year solely because he was prepared & super studious in his craft when he met the right stranger.
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There’s a guy on IG who pours a whole pack of sugar on an ant hill to “give them sudden wealth, cause inflation and crash their economy” 😭😭😭
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Spencer Dinwiddie believes the Brooklyn Nets would have won a championship . He says if just one person between James Harden, Kyrie Irving, or himself was on the floor healthy with Kevin Durant during that Milwaukee playoff series they would have won . He says that team was better than everyone , Harden and Kyrie were in their primes, and KD was playing like a supernova they beat Boston Celtics by like 30 points that year

































