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RIP Taurian Fontenette aka Air Up There aka Mr 720 (1983-2026)
One of the greatest dunkers ever
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PHAB 5 COMBINE FOR 102 PTS TO BEAT BULLS AND IMPROVE TO 7-1 🔥
🔔 MAXEY: 26 PTS, 4 REB, 11 AST
🔔 LEBRON: 15 PTS, 7 REB, 9 AST
🔔 BROWN: 25 PTS, 11 REB, 5 AST
🔔 EMBIID: 15 PTS, 5/11 FG, 8 REB
🔔 EDGECOMBE: 21 PTS, 9/12 FG
Niggas thought it was over for Joe after pump it up but look at him now..it ain’t over for nobody until god say It
🚨 The JOE BUDDEN PODCAST starts naming artists they think it’s “OVER” for musically, with YOUNG THUG, MEGAN THEE STALLION, MEEK MILL & YUNG MIAMI all getting mentioned.
JOE BUDDEN says it’s over for Young Thug:
“It’s OVER for him.”
MARC LAMONT HILL says Megan is getting dangerously close:
“It could be over for MEG.”
ICE says it’s over for MEEK MILL:
“I think it’s OVER for Meek.”
Ice says Meek can still rap, but argues the version people once knew isn’t showing up anymore:
“We don’t get anything close to the MEEK we knew.”
“The music don’t even sound the same.”
EMANNY then calls Joe out for previously saying YUNG MIAMI was done, pointing out she came out with “Spend Dat” and had a successful run.
Joe STILL doubles down.
“I still think it’s OVER.”
Joe says one successful record and a strong couple of months doesn’t convince him she can consistently repeat it long-term.
“You went and had a good TWO MONTHS… do I think there’s a high probability you can repeat that? I DON’T.”
And Joe makes clear the conversation is strictly about their MUSIC careers, not whether they can still make money.
Via The Joe Budden Podcast
This ain’t it , nigga said he got a list of people he think it’s over for, wtf going on
🚨 The JOE BUDDEN PODCAST starts naming artists they think it’s “OVER” for musically, with YOUNG THUG, MEGAN THEE STALLION, MEEK MILL & YUNG MIAMI all getting mentioned.
JOE BUDDEN says it’s over for Young Thug:
“It’s OVER for him.”
MARC LAMONT HILL says Megan is getting dangerously close:
“It could be over for MEG.”
ICE says it’s over for MEEK MILL:
“I think it’s OVER for Meek.”
Ice says Meek can still rap, but argues the version people once knew isn’t showing up anymore:
“We don’t get anything close to the MEEK we knew.”
“The music don’t even sound the same.”
EMANNY then calls Joe out for previously saying YUNG MIAMI was done, pointing out she came out with “Spend Dat” and had a successful run.
Joe STILL doubles down.
“I still think it’s OVER.”
Joe says one successful record and a strong couple of months doesn’t convince him she can consistently repeat it long-term.
“You went and had a good TWO MONTHS… do I think there’s a high probability you can repeat that? I DON’T.”
And Joe makes clear the conversation is strictly about their MUSIC careers, not whether they can still make money.
Via The Joe Budden Podcast
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🚨 The JOE BUDDEN PODCAST starts naming artists they think it’s “OVER” for musically, with YOUNG THUG, MEGAN THEE STALLION, MEEK MILL & YUNG MIAMI all getting mentioned.
JOE BUDDEN says it’s over for Young Thug:
“It’s OVER for him.”
MARC LAMONT HILL says Megan is getting dangerously close:
“It could be over for MEG.”
ICE says it’s over for MEEK MILL:
“I think it’s OVER for Meek.”
Ice says Meek can still rap, but argues the version people once knew isn’t showing up anymore:
“We don’t get anything close to the MEEK we knew.”
“The music don’t even sound the same.”
EMANNY then calls Joe out for previously saying YUNG MIAMI was done, pointing out she came out with “Spend Dat” and had a successful run.
Joe STILL doubles down.
“I still think it’s OVER.”
Joe says one successful record and a strong couple of months doesn’t convince him she can consistently repeat it long-term.
“You went and had a good TWO MONTHS… do I think there’s a high probability you can repeat that? I DON’T.”
And Joe makes clear the conversation is strictly about their MUSIC careers, not whether they can still make money.
Via The Joe Budden Podcast
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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