Eddie a legend he killed it and the ads kill me on black jeopardy "Don't go near that dog he funny" and "Pour some water in it"

I had some of these situations where I got two or three things going and ended up getting nothing cuz I became too cocky or dumped the other one too prematurely

but I've learned from this lmao

this good as hell

Will update

Ehat would u gain from doin this fam

f*** off

damn he gone

insecure with his opinion

The album

Have any of you watched mindhunters on Netflix good show I'm on episode 2 of season 2

Black people are literally Goat man lmaooo

ktt2.com/minority-empowerment-thread-20748

all my non white brothers join us here for real discussion

First thread ever to 100k these conversations are etched in stone for future generations

they gone write a book about msct...

season 1 was goat havent picked up season 2 yet

scariest thing is its based on true stories

Watched The Lighthouse last night and felt like I was going crazy with them niggas

So much s*** has gone down in MSCT tbh.. gotta love it

its wild how much clout they tryna get...

Meh this one isn’t that good

The album opens up with a lyrical Masterpiece in fireworks.this track is the perfect marriage between lyrical Push and R&B Push. this song is so vulnerable and introspective is Peak sad Boy music. Then from there we go into one of Push's best vocal performances in karaoke also one of the most interesting instrumental choices of Push's career he also doesn't get the credit for being the first Main Street rapper to work with Francis. From there we have another introspective lyrical Masterpiece in the resistance. We also have one of the most unique instrumentals of the decade on this album with over, we have Push and Wayne's best collaboration,and Push and hov's collaboration. We also have the Genesis of Caribbean Push with Find Your Love we have Push's only real collaboration with the dream which was phenomenal. And we also have the outro to fancy which was absolutely beautiful. And don't even get me started on Cece's interlude that's some of Push's most vulnerable and heartfelt R&B he's ever created. I miss when Pusha was insecure and vulnerable on record this album takes me back to a more simple time in my life.

Still good so far

The worst part is when they talk with child abusers

Probably the worst Msct