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@am.sattari

a year ago

Posted On: September 22nd 2025, 09:54 pm

Together for Palestine 🙏🏻🪞🕯️#portishead

Oh, can’t anybody see?
We’ve got a war to fight
Never found our way
Regardless of what they say
How can it feel this wrong?
From this moment
How can it feel this wrong?

Storm in the morning light
I feel no more can I say
Frozen to myself
I got nobody on my side
And surely that ain’t right
And surely that ain’t right

🙌🏻🕯️🪞
اوه، کسی نمی‌تونه ببینه؟
ما جنگی برای جنگیدن داریم
هرگز راه خود را پیدا نکردیم
صرف نظر از آنچه آنها می‌گویند
چطور ممکن است اینقدر اشتباه به نظر برسد؟
از این لحظه
چطور ممکن است اینقدر اشتباه به نظر برسد؟

طوفان در نور صبح
دیگر چیزی برای گفتن ندارم
در خودم یخ زدم
هیچکس را در کنار خود ندارم
و مطمئناً این درست نیست
و مطمئناً این درست نیست

@lizzyrain_wwe is all metal all the time 🤘

Who does she think is the most metal wrestler of all time?

10 Years of Hometown Voices supporting local elections!🌟Thanks to all our Hometown Energizers for using their voices to support democracy. Be sure to vote your whole ballot 🗳️! Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd

Comment VOTE to find out who’s on your ballot where you live https://www.thehometownproject.org

#midterms #gotv #votelocal #vote

A big thank you to @gmt_italy for giving me the honour of presenting such a special gift to @khamzat_chimaev. 🫂✊🏻

A Joint That Shouldn’t Work

Excerpt from my post on November 24, 2025.

#woodworking #diy #twcdesign

Pahle adao ki bijali giraye #viral #trending

Rapper Pusha T has no problem with rappers going at each other on records, but he believes there’s a line that should never be crossed when competition turns personal.

During a new interview with The Wall Street Journal, published November 2, the Virginia rapper shared his thoughts on the state of rap beefs in 2026, making it clear that disagreements are part of hip-hop.

“I don’t see a world in which artists are just going to get along at all times. This is a very competitive sport,” Pusha says.

However, the Clipse member believes artists need to recognize when a rivalry has gone beyond music.

“I’m sure that things have gotten out of hand, but they never need to go that far. As long as it’s music, it’s fine. Anything outside of that realm, it’s overboard.”

His comments carry weight considering his own history with rap beefs.

Pusha famously clashed with Drake for years, with their rivalry reaching a boiling point in 2018 when he released “The Story of Adidon.” The diss track exposed Drake’s previously unacknowledged son and became one of hip-hop’s most talked-about records.

The rapper has also exchanged lyrical shots with other artists throughout his career, building a reputation for not backing down from confrontation.

His latest comments come as rap rivalries continue to generate headlines, online arguments, and conversations about how far artists should take their disagreements.

For Pusha, competition isn’t the problem. It’s what happens when the battle leaves the booth.

Do you think two beefs get out of hand?

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