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I drew the “Black Rolf” meme thinking it would be a funny joke for me and my artist friends and I never expected it to turn into a viral meme. What’s for you will always be for you no matter what👌🏾
Here’s the @BuzzFeedNews article about me and the meme
buzzfeed.com/ikrd/this-artis… – at Tallahassee, FL
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Congratulations to FAMU alumna Keisha Lance Bottoms on her historic election as Georgia’s next governor — the first Black woman elected governor in U.S. history! 🧡💚
Rattlers always strike, strike and strike again!
Elijah Rutland retweeted
I’ve been making PV shirts for YEARS, moving a little under the radar. Real if you know, you know type of thing. 🤭💜💛 But one thing about it? I sell out EVERY year!
So, a HUGE shoutout to my alma mater for recognizing my talent, commissioning me to create a fan pack, and officially getting me licensed! 😏
Introducing the PVAMU 150 x Historical Celebritee Fan Pack! 🐾💜💛
You can shop the collection in the PVAMU Bookstore this Homecoming! 🥰
From making shirts for my fellow Panthers to becoming an officially licensed vendor? (Pending) 🤣 That’s a FULL-CIRCLE moment! 🥹
#PVAMU150 #HistoricalCelebritee #PantherPride #PVAMUHomecoming
Elijah Rutland retweeted
They put in the work. They wore the jersey. And now they wear the crown. 👑
Congratulations to your 2026 SWAC Softball Champions — Florida A&M Rattlers. 🥎🏆
#FangsUp
Second shirt collab w/ the @OrlandoMagic available now!🎨🖌️
Elijah Rutland retweeted
I’m telling you fr fr. If you want to see your relationships w the people around you grow. Curiosity in moments of conflict. “This is not like you. What happened? What’s wrong ” Too often we lean towards also reacting w emotion and getting upset.
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He died at just 26 years old. He recorded the number 1 hit "Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay" just 3 days before he perished in that plane crash.
He would never get a chance to see the success that song had. Tragic.
Elijah Rutland retweeted
🎨 When you first get out of college, the workforce can feel intimidating — but these alums came back to show our Rattlers that greatness starts with their own creativity. 💚🧡
At From Grad 2 Great, Professor Alicia E. Hope (‘09) joined alumni Jasmine Patrick (‘24), Elijah Rutland (‘22), and Kanisha Clark (‘24) for an open conversation on life after graduation, turning classroom projects into career wins, and finding your unique voice in the design world. ✨
Their stories reminded students that success in creative industries isn’t about having it all figured out — it’s about starting, experimenting, and staying true to your passion.
#FAMUSJGC #GradsAreBack2025 #FAMUHomecoming #FAMUExcellence #RattlerPride
1st high school band on the roster 🫡🔥🔥
100 Years of Excellence. A Century of Bison Pride.
When it comes to band you already know “𝙉𝙤𝙗𝙤𝙙𝙮 𝘿𝙤𝙚𝙨 𝙄𝙩 𝘽𝙚𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙧” than the PMM.
Shoutout @fixmysole for the new swag.
Elijah Rutland retweeted
This exactly how so many Black and Latino men got wrapped up and tricked into supporting white supremacy. It’s like tentacles on an octopus. You get lured in with anti-trans, anti-gay, anti-vax, misogyny, faux masculinity, edgy memes etc. but it all leads back to the main body (white supremacy). Now all of a sudden you’re crying online over a white supremacist.
Elijah Rutland retweeted
And in 1887 God said, “let there be FAMU,” and there was FAMU. And God saw that FAMU was good.
Elijah Rutland retweeted
Marva was selected by the Board of Trustees over Donald Palm Ph.D., the current COO of FAMU. Weeks later, one of those BOT Members suddenly resigns from the Board and steps into the role of COO. Who else had promises made to them that conflicted with their best decision-making?