Oh yeeeah, this one I've heard.
Oh yeeeah, this one I've heard.
I've obviously listened to his songs with Future, Thug, and Melly too. @early
in 10th grade a ran a tiny music label with my friend and he was actually a x**** kingpin for the area.
i ignored that stuff whenever we made beats at his house.
No you were dropping Coke trap rap bars over the beats
so then you ready for the best one
!https://youtu.be/VxZDjfe1NCw?si=u9lmQ0gk45KnY52oXANGANG.
I've obviously listened to his songs with Future, Thug, and Melly too. @early
he peaked before then
From the 'nati to the land
Columbus to Dayton
I put the hi/high between the O's Akron's next for the takin'
Buck-eye state but my minds on the dough/doe
Its the thin white line straight from Oohiiiooo
he peaked before then
Bag had had me in a chokehold for a solid couple of weeks, though.
My Last.fm account reflects it.
Tim CUCK
you cant say that??
From the 'nati to the land
Columbus to Dayton
I put the hi/high between the O's Akron's next for the takin'
Buck-eye state but my minds on the dough/doe
Its the thin white line straight from Oohiiiooo
oh my god dude
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g28956-Activities-c61-t52-Ohio.html
Why Huntington Beach in Ohio isn’t a real beach
1. No ocean access
A “real beach,” the way most people mean it, is on the coast of an ocean or sea. Huntington Beach, California, for example, sits right on the Pacific Ocean. Ohio, on the other hand, is a landlocked state — there’s no ocean anywhere near it.
2. It’s on a lake, not the ocean
The Huntington Beach in Ohio is a park along Lake Erie. While it has sand, water, and can feel like a beach, it’s technically a lakefront. You don’t get tides, saltwater, or waves like you would at an ocean beach. That’s why people call it a “lake beach” or “inland beach,” not a true coastal beach.
3. Different vibe and scale
Ocean beaches stretch for miles, have surf culture, marine wildlife, and ocean breezes. Lake Erie’s shoreline is much smaller in comparison, and though it can be fun, it doesn’t have the same natural characteristics as the ocean. It’s more like a recreational shoreline than a destination coast.
So yeah, Ohio’s Huntington Beach is basically a nice lakeside spot, but it’s not in the same league as an actual oceanfront beach.
EXACTLY
As much as I love XanGang, I don't think I'll ever listen to his Weiland or Summrs/Autumn! s***.
As much as I love XanGang, I don't think I'll ever listen to his Weiland or Summrs/Autumn! s***.
Weiland is Weiland, and Summrs and Autumn! are probably pedophiles, so.
Say It by Tory Lanez
If You Love Me by Brownstone... @early
Why Huntington Beach in Ohio isn’t a real beach
1. No ocean access
A “real beach,” the way most people mean it, is on the coast of an ocean or sea. Huntington Beach, California, for example, sits right on the Pacific Ocean. Ohio, on the other hand, is a landlocked state — there’s no ocean anywhere near it.
2. It’s on a lake, not the ocean
The Huntington Beach in Ohio is a park along Lake Erie. While it has sand, water, and can feel like a beach, it’s technically a lakefront. You don’t get tides, saltwater, or waves like you would at an ocean beach. That’s why people call it a “lake beach” or “inland beach,” not a true coastal beach.
3. Different vibe and scale
Ocean beaches stretch for miles, have surf culture, marine wildlife, and ocean breezes. Lake Erie’s shoreline is much smaller in comparison, and though it can be fun, it doesn’t have the same natural characteristics as the ocean. It’s more like a recreational shoreline than a destination coast.
So yeah, Ohio’s Huntington Beach is basically a nice lakeside spot, but it’s not in the same league as an actual oceanfront beach.
“chatgpt i need to debate someone about how their beach is a fake beach”
get real, son.
@prince wish she could make me a man...
“chatgpt i need to debate someone about how their beach is a fake beach”
get real, son.
that was not the prompt u troglodyte
@prince wish she could make me a man...
She looks spellbinding here.
More majestic than a member of any kind of royalty.
oh my god dude
Yeah you said that