RATIO SOME P**** NIGGA

Start focusing less on running KTT2 & more on running some miles

@TroyAveStan

Teaming up to smoke on Kendrick and NAV packs trust 💯 The real smoking on your top 5 tonight

drake fr a genius for this cover art

f*** did I do?

Who is HOV even talking about on this CLB song?

mans needs to get off ktt and read a book

IM RUNNING ON YOUR B****

I forgive you man

the f*** is your avi, man.

The devil is confusing you

You need to run a check up

No idea, and his energy was so misplaced for that sleeper track

Right, that’s what I mean. I’m tired of their subs and petty s*** being peppered into two pretty solid albums otherwise

Makes it hard to just discuss the music because of course the stans are going to react the way they are

I f*** on sundays its the only day neither me or my girl have work guaranteed

Drake <3

MAYBE YOU SHOULD CHECK UP ON YOUR PARENTS

Hov on Jail or Love All

What up, Ye? This Larry Hoover Jr First and foremost, I wanna thank you for taking the fight for my father to the Oval Office You might not have been the only one that could've did that, but you were the one that did do that And with your assistance, we can continue to let the world take part in this fight You know to me it kinda feels like, me, my mother, my brothers, and my kids have all been incarcerated through this journey and we haven't even been to jail We have been looked at, and treated as criminals, for being a part of this family My father's truth and the reality that he raised me in is that he wanted to make a change in this community 'Cause the conditions in this capitalist society is what made him, and it is what made the children of today After twenty-five years of bein' locked down, twenty-three and one, my father has not called any shots for one of the most secure and most segregated prisons in the world, and will not, once released, call any of the shots for the Gangster Disciples If my father's intentions were to lead us to death, destruction, into the hell that he has lived in for the past twenty-six years, man, he would be dead to me I didn't sign up for that. I didn't stay on this journey this long for that All my life, man, I've been waitin' for my father to come home. They told me when I graduate eighth grade, he would be home Then they told me when I graduate from high school, he would be home I went away to Morris Brown, I graduated and he still ain't home. Now I'm adult, and my daughter went away to college and graduated. He still not home. Now even more than that, my son, he graduated eighth grade and we still waitin' Matter of fact, he hasn't hugged, kissed, or touched any of his grandchildren And they haven't been able to touch they grandfather. Even though it is not seen that way for some of us, but for many of us, Larry Hoover is a beacon of hope for his community, who deserves to breathe free air Free my father, Mr. Larry Hoover Sr.