Instagram story viewer> @linyrox> Post
Andrew Plagainos(linyrox)'s profile avatar

Andrew Plagainos

@linyrox

a month ago
Photo by Andrew Plagainos on September 05, 2026. May be an image of skateboard, welcome mat, poster, signboard, curb and text.
Photo by Andrew Plagainos on September 05, 2026. May be an image of road, telephone pole and text.
Download
1
Posted On: September 5th 2026, 11:40 pm
Comments (1)
gregcassiano a month ago

gregcassiano

No way I’m here rn

More posts

It was in fact not sweater weather🤎#fall #friends
✨️Midweek Main-Character Engery✨️ Pink on💕 Extra Glam🌟 #rebellevel 📢 All Month ❤️ @ A Bestie ⬇️ Happy Wednesday 💖🎀 @tumbling.esmae So glad we are on Prodigy together & love doing 📸 together 🤩 @brooklyns_world143 So much fun meeting & dancing with you 👯 @rebelathleticgirls @rebelathletic @rebelathleticdance @rebelathleticcheeruk @rebelathleticcheer Rebelambassador Cheerleader Dancer gymnastics tumbling stunting #teenmodel #influencer #trending vibes #borntostandout 📸 photooftheday @mariajawsphoto
In 1992, Dr. Dre helped bring G-funk to the mainstream with “Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang,” the lead single from his debut solo album, The Chronic. Produced by Dre and featuring Snoop Doggy Dogg, the track built its smooth West Coast sound around Leon Haywood’s 1975 funk record “I Want’a Do Something Freaky to You,” with additional vocal and musical samples woven into the beat. Released in late 1992, it peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1993 and topped both Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Rap Songs charts. It earned Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group at the 1994 Grammy Awards, while helping launch Snoop’s solo career and cement The Chronic as a landmark of West Coast hip-hop. #drdre #snoopdogg #90s #hiphop #desperadostyle
Last night I was invited to explore diamonds, the cosmos and craft with @debeersofficial #debeersxfriezemasters
Tesla’s new Roadster just pulled off one of the wildest car demos we’ve seen. During the reveal in Texas, the car drove up an inverted ramp using a fan-based suction system, launched into the air, rotated mid-flight, then used compressed-air thrusters to control its descent and land back on all four wheels. Tesla says the Roadster’s thruster system was developed with SpaceX engineers and is designed for short bursts of lift, aerial control, and extreme acceleration. It also showed off a claimed 0–60 mph time of 0.81 seconds, with production currently targeted for 2028. At this point, calling it just a supercar feels like an understatement. Would you actually want this on public roads? Follow @getintoai for more. #tesla #roadster #elonmusk #ev #technology
back to up