This is our trinity.

RT @elonmusk: 😂🎯

RT @elonmusk: Absolutely

@tyler_swurves Wait did someone actually say that?

@frandalorian How’d you pull that off ?

@GDebatta I’m honestly not pleased either bout this. There goes my penny books.

It’s actually a very beautiful song. The lyrics are noble and virtuous. And it was written by a Republican in protest of the racist Democrat policies of the south. It’s sad that it’s been hijacked and held hostage and had its name changed to the back national anthem by these woke parasites. All my life I grew up singing and referring it as Lift Every Voice. Not till these blm parasites came along and ruined it did it start to be called anything other.

Yesssss

@harryjsisson You’re fucking retarded doe even coming to that conclusion. It’s a sports game. Keep the politics out of it

Palestinians are just lying Arabs pretending to be something they’re not. Pretending to be something that has never existed. They’re lying fake staged crisis actors. Being Palestinian is the same as being a trans person. Both pretend to be something they’re not. But don’t you worry. Israel is going to round up all those fake Fauxstinians and kick them the fuck out of the region to never ever return and we won’t have to deal with those retsrd bullshitters any longer. We will erase Palestine once and for all.

@tyler_swurves Good god. That’s when you tell the person to grow the fuck up and act their age. Like no adult should be feuding with a child over anything.

So finally made it home now from the office and finally watched the half time show. So first off it wasn’t terrible like everyone made it out to be. And the lyrics were not offensive like I worried they would be. Wasn’t horrible wasn’t ghetto. However the show was very low energy and nothing exceptional either. Now the dancers and choreography was pretty great. They alone were the highlight and best part of the show. The female vocalist was the second best part. Her performance was astounding and she outshone the main act, which is not a good thing for the main act. Now Samuel Jackson. I was deeply confused his involvement in being there his inclusion was just weird and made no sense and did nothing to contribute or set the tone of the night. Now as for Kendrick I picked up pretty quick that his style of rap is very very experimental, avant-guarde, nouvelle vague, new agey. It was very artsy. Which can be cool in a way. But lacked the hard core edginess we often associate with gangsta rap and lacked the raw energy necessary to pump and entertain a full auditorium of people. It was rather low energy and bit dull and boring. To his credit his raps had a strong spoken word poetry vibe. Kendrick is clearly a good lyricist. But spoken word poetry is more appropriate and better served at an open like night in a beatnik coffee bar. Not at a pep rally Also his words were way too confusing. I had no idea what he was talking about and all the raps sounded the same I could not tell them apart. They lacked a coherent identity. And without an identity they failed to capture and move me along through the performance. More than anything they just left me confused wondering okay where is this going. I simply did not understand what any of this was about. And cause of that I was just bored. Wasn’t terrible. But wasn’t great either. We more just a wasted opportunity. Kendrick lacked the ability and talent to entertain a full sorts arena of people.

@tyler_swurves What’s he angry at you bout? But people who use multiple accounts to come at someone is never a good sign.

@GDebatta I’m too lazy to google right now. The fuck is NAFO?

@femboykurtrsl lol it’s such a hard song not to dance to

@SeanX_Man

@femboykurtrsl I don’t think I know that family guy scene

The return of the thin white Duke, throwing darts in lovers eyes. The European Canon is here.

@Dragonelle22012 @Grand_Ole_Evan How do you think most rap artists get their start bro? Lord knows they didn’t study music theory at Julliard.