Mr Mo!!! retweeted
Her name is Maletole Thabane.
She is only 4 years old. She is still missing. Please Retweet until she is found.
Mr Mo!!! retweeted
Who ever takes decisions and implements them at Mercedes in this modern era,
“my brother you have succeeded in killing the legacy brand we once loved”
Im hurt
Woman who accused Jay-Z of sexual assault through a civil lawsuit filed in 2024 has withdrawn her allegations, saying her claims were false:
“Shawn ‘Jay-Z’ Carter never r*ped me. I have never met or spoken to Mr. Carter. Mr. Carter never engaged in any inappropriate conduct toward me whatsoever.”
(npr.org/2026/09/25/nx-s1-598…)
📍📍📍 Young H.O
Man. Watching this documentary is really putting into perspective how Jay became who he is.
He was WRITING raps & reading the dictionary before the 1st rap hit was on the radio.
From 9-14 years old he wrote raps nonstop. 5 years of just writing. No recording. Simply mastering the craft of writing.
At 14 he started selling drugs. At 15 he met Jaz-O, another brilliant lyricist. At 16 he left home to go to Trenton NJ to deepen his hustle. He went from NJ, to MD, & VA, selling drugs & becoming RIDICULOUSLY rich over the course of 10 years.
So at 26, the person/businessman/rapper we met in 1996 when Reasonable Doubt dropped, he had already been rich for a decade.
I don’t think people truly grasp the wealth of life experience that comes with that.
Most rappers are dead poor before receiving that advance check. Then they have the record execs telling them what to do & what type of music to make. Plus, they’re “rich” now, so they have a new persona. They never had money before, so they’re overcompensating & are thirstier to make more/not lose it. Whereas, Jay was rich for a full decade+ before his 1st album. He could have flopped for 3 years straight & still be rich. If a normal artist flop just once at that time, their career was basically over.
It’s not a coincidence his music feels so personal & strapped with self-awareness, nor is it a coincidence that he’s the richest musician to ever live. All the way from the projects btw.
Mr Mo!!! retweeted
Tom Holland sharing a quote that said “if you have a problem with me, text me, and if you don’t have my number, you don’t know me well enough to have a problem with me” really stuck with me
Mr Mo!!! retweeted
I’m sorry but @Drake isn’t allowed to call other rappers albums forgettable and say they come and go quickly. He’s correct in his sentiment, but he’s also a huge part of that sentiment as well. Fam dropped 3 albums. That’s like 90 songs or some shit, and I heard ppl discussing ONE song from ONE of them albums when they first dropped.
The hype has died. It was a good move for his label, record breaking, high streaming numbers etc etc but be clear, them 3 albums were the epitome of albums that come and go. If you drop 3 joints, the general public should be discussing them for the next year or two repeatedly and at a high level.
That aint happen. They spoke on Iceman and that Janice song—that’s it. I can’t even tell you the name of the other two albums. I can’t name a song off them either. Actually, I don’t even know if the Janice joint is on Iceman. He did the exact thing he just clowned other artists for.
Where do you get that the Lesotho government wants to do this! How did you determine this?
Dimwitted posts like this are why this hellsite has gone to the dogs.
A race to the bottom indeed
Dear @SAfmRadio was it an advertising issue that lead you to cancel the broadcasting of Madlhanga Commission?
























