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Me at the club in 6 months having flashbacks to quarantine cause the DJ played “Savage”:
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This deserves a doc. I wanna know where everybody and their cars are lol
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The Gorilla Glue Girl gave us intro, climax, and resolution spread across an entire week...the bar has been raised for mess on this app.
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The Memes Archive
Imagine having social anxiety and having to dance down the hall of the Jennifer Hudson show before your interview
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When the DJ say “if you with your best friend make some noise” and you came with associates:
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Brandy was a whole R&B singer leading a sitcom, dropping/promoting singles during the show, doing movies on the side, with a doll and book series. We really had a black ass pop star with braids dominating the 90's, wow.
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Just got my own CVS card instead of using my mama phone number:
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Actress Kimberly Elise took to social media to celebrate the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Get the scoop 👉🏾 bit.ly/3HZvOj3
#KimberlyElise #RoeVWade
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𝐰𝐲𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫 ♡🪐
Being mean honestly. Someone who likes themselves wants people to feel as good as they do about themselves.
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Dominique Fishback and Gail Bean really are masters of their craft — truly holding it down for the next generation of black actresses. ✨
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Beyoncé really skipped the Grammys and went to the GLAAD and NAACP Image Awards. Go where you’re celebrated. A message.
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Y’all: “Man they droppin GEMS on Clubhouse”
The gem: “It ain’t what you know it’s who you know”
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Let’s skip the networking and get to the part where you hand me a million dollars
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The crazy thing is the “Where The Money Reside” era (pre-Baddies) was so clean and brand-ready, it was actually where the money resided
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Rihanna sets the trend for what music sounds and looks like every time she drops and Bey changed the mechanics of the industry and sets the bar for excellence. The industry today would be lost without both. Case closed, next case.
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Presale code running late, but them Cecred emails always on time oh Madame Bey J Walker the games you play
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Beyoncé on ‘16 Carriages’: “I’m basically a product of child labor”
Y’all after mixing it to Maxwell:
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I only wanna talk with people DEEP into the lore this era — I’m not explaining Beyoncé to people no more.
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I love how black people explain the function of their gifts when they open em:
“See yeah I can use this mug when it get real cold, put my tea in it.” 😭
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1) I can’t believe all this happened on the same night.
2) I can’t believe this was 10 years ago.
3) The Illuminati not snapping like it used to.
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If you watch Red Table Talk, she talks a lot about Will doing things that are packaged as selfless acts of service but are usually to his own glory (or in this case driven by his own selfish motives) — but the easier narrative is to vilify the black woman who clocks it. 🥴
Jada Pinkett absolves herself of responsibility for Will Smith slapping Chris Rock and says she was shocked when Will Smith referred to her as his wife during the verbal tirade following the Oscar slap.
(🎥 @TODAYshow )
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How she’s maintained her voice, looks, stamina, and privacy needs to be studied.
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📁 wekikepi archive
To the gay youth going to prom with one another — we millennials who went with our girl besties couldn’t be more proud:
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What I got from this article is that isolation has been 90% of Normani's life experience (displaced by Katrina, homeschooled, outcast in a group, then iced out by the label/industry) — ppl demanding these confident, extroverted pop records and she needed a few years to LIVE.
spoke to Normani in LA for @TheCut and I can assure you the album does in fact exist thecut.com/article/normani-d…
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