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THE PLANET IS GOING FROM 3D TO 5 D 🍿📷
#Ascension #NewEarth #fifthdimension #Starseed #Disclosure #Gnostic
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It's a real life 'Truman Show'!
Indigenous people tried to tell you this. You think you owe your house. ? Miss a few mortgage payments and guess what?
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Detox encore. Une Reference Track de plus cette fois de Kendrick Lamar période Section 80.
Kendrick Lamar - The Way
Je ne pense pas que ce soit Dr Dre qui soit derrière la prod, du moins pas tout seul.
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Detox toujours.
Morceau Say Dr. Dre
C'est Ghostwrite par Crooked I qui pose sur le morceau (pas de version leak ou Dre Rap)
Prod by Dr Dre
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Toujours un éventuel extrait de ce qu'aurait pu être Detox
C'est écrit par 50 Cent semble t'il.
Dr. Dre - Get It feat Sly Piper
Excellente Prod de Jake One
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White people forced a white man to be in a black movie not because he had talent, but because he was white
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The man who killed Jeffrey Dahmer has a son. He found out what his father did from the evening news.
On November 28, 1994, guards left Dahmer in a prison gym bathroom with two other inmates for about 20 minutes. Only Christopher Scarver walked out alive. He was already serving life for murder.
In the video below, his son, now a college senior, talks about growing up with that name.
For years he hoped his father would come home. Then it hit him that he never would, and it turned into anger.
As a teenager he started going down the wrong road. So he wrote to the man who killed Dahmer and told him everything.
His father wrote back: "Tough times don't last. Tough people do. And you are the toughest kid I know."
He keeps his dad's prison photo in his dorm room.
This month Dahmer is back on TV in American Horror Story. Scarver is still serving three life terms in Colorado.
Could you still love a father like that?
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Pac’s “Out on Bail” performance became infamous after he stormed the stage while Q-Tip was speaking during Tribe’s award acceptance, grabbing the mic as the track kicked in. Benzino later claimed Ali Shaheed Muhammad was crying backstage, though that detail is secondhand. Dave Mays offered a different explanation: Pac was eager to perform, and his DAT tape was cued too early. Q-Tip later described a “misunderstanding,” and said Pac eventually told Tribe he meant no disrespect. The incident caused real tension, but the two sides reportedly moved toward a public truce before Pac’s death. What looks like a deliberate power move onstage may have started as a technical mishap—and became one of hip-hop’s most retold pieces of lore.



















