Guys please stream Mr morale we need Kendrick back on the top 200

Sounds like a win to me

Tell them, tell Tell them the truth

😂😂😂😂

cuz if i won it all without you involved
i guess it’s all for nothing

He gonna put Kendrick on the summer jam screen

Drakes ghostwriter never answered the phone call sorry guys

The fact that someone put the time in to make this is insane

enjoying the last moments I can listen to drake before the (allegations) drop tonight

Mf's out here typing more than they did all 4 years of school lmaoo

angels lets jump this guy

Yeah cause they‘re both one of my favs rappers oat. Hovengers just gotta accept that Nas killed him in that beef and stop the cope

Never understood the he‘s a better artist bs either is hip hop not art enough for some of y‘all? Lmao.Also, He‘s been biting Nas. Nas was on his grown man s*** on Life Is Good after that Hov came with 4:44 smh.

Anyways, both are lioned what more can I say

you think this joke is still f***ing funny? i've had it up to here with the anti-drake agitprop itt

“Yeah this one will really get those nerds!”

Once upon a time, in a bustling city filled with vibrant streets and diverse communities, there lived a young man named Dave Papi Shoota. Dave grew up in a neighborhood where expectations of masculinity were rigid, and any deviation from the norm was met with scorn and ridicule. From a young age, Dave struggled with feelings he couldn't quite understand or articulate. He found himself drawn to other boys in ways that confused and frightened him.

As Dave entered his teenage years, he became acutely aware of the societal pressures to conform to heteronormative standards. He dated girls, went to parties with his friends, and tried to bury his true feelings deep within himself. But no matter how hard he tried to suppress it, the truth remained: Dave was gay.

Despite his efforts to hide his sexuality, rumors began to spread within his community. Dave's friends started to distance themselves from him, and he became the subject of cruel jokes and taunts. Feeling isolated and alone, Dave spiraled into a deep state of self-loathing and despair. He couldn't reconcile the person he was with the person he felt compelled to be in order to fit in.

One fateful day, as Dave sat alone in his room, grappling with his inner turmoil, he stumbled upon a video online. It was a documentary about the LGBTQ+ community, featuring stories of people who had faced similar struggles and found the courage to embrace their true selves. Watching these stories unfold before him, something inside Dave shifted. For the first time in his life, he felt a glimmer of hope – hope that he, too, could find acceptance and happiness.

With newfound determination, Dave began to explore his identity and connect with other members of the LGBTQ+ community. He joined support groups, attended pride events, and surrounded himself with people who accepted him for who he was. Slowly but surely, Dave started to embrace his homosexuality, recognizing it not as a flaw to be ashamed of, but as an integral part of who he was.

As Dave became more comfortable with his identity, he found the strength to come out to his family and friends. To his surprise, many of them responded with love and support, expressing their unwavering acceptance of him. While some relationships were strained and others were lost along the way, Dave knew that he was finally living authentically, unapologetically, and freely.

With each passing day, Dave's confidence grew, and he began to flourish in ways he had never imagined possible. He pursued his passions with renewed vigor, chased his dreams with unwavering determination, and found love in unexpected places. And though the road to self-acceptance had been fraught with challenges and obstacles, Dave knew that it had ultimately led him to a place of peace, happiness, and authenticity.

From that day forward, Dave Papi Shoota proudly embraced his homosexuality, wearing it like a badge of honor for the world to see. And as he walked through the bustling streets of his city, head held high and heart full of pride, he knew that he was exactly where he was meant to be – unapologetically himself.

Pop off only on occasion...

I just turned on my old phone so I have 3 streams running at the same time. It's doable tbh. Just keep going everyone.

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