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100p for @skateswaay and @paramountskateprogram

Thank you to @jesswolfe22 @caitlin_rebera @austinhaneyy @pete__mcdaniel

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Tree guy by day gym guy by nite

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Recently #work#needavacation

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“I am We” 🙏🏿🌇❤️Yahh 2 the moon 💯

“You can only tag 20 people on a post”
Whatevsss… 🥱🤞🏿 @lorisaginaw @nunu_filmz @swiishdagoat_ @tyy_finesse @younggmaverick @jehmory @johannesheiken @montelbeavers @shelby_fields321 @jozepoo @yonnb14 @therealkeeg__ @big.h3n @tony_owens_21 @callme_leak @skateswaay

P.S. I clearly missed a million ppl; please comment/send pic of us, pt. 2 otw👀👀

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LASSO SHIRTS RESTOCK ON FRIDAY.
LONG SLEEVES IN CLASSIC BLACK, IVORY, AND A NEW ALL BLACK COLORWAY.

SHORT SLEEVES IN CLASSIC BLACK AND OXFORD BLUE STRIPE

READY TO SHIP I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU

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Tyson the specialist 🧙‍♀️🪄

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FIRST STOP FREESTYLE out now • #ItsGotToBeReal
shot by @roadrunnervisual

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This a different level of pain 😢

via 🎥: Poetic Justice

Poetic Justice (1993) is a romantic drama directed and written by John Singleton (his follow-up to Boyz n the Hood). It stars Janet Jackson in her major film debut as Justice, a grieving hairdresser and poet from South Central Los Angeles, and Tupac Shakur as Lucky, a postal worker and aspiring musician. The film blends romance, road trip vibes, and social commentary on life in the hood, grief, and young Black love.

The story opens with a tragic drive-in date gone wrong: Justice’s boyfriend Markell (Q-Tip) life was taken away right in front of her. Devastated, she withdraws into her work at a beauty salon, channeling her pain into poetry (some voiced by Maya Angelou, who also appears in a small role as Aunt June, reciting her poem “Phenomenal Woman”).

To attend a hair show in Oakland, Justice reluctantly hitches a ride in a U.S. mail truck with her friend Iesha (Regina King), Iesha’s boyfriend Chicago (Joe Torry), and the driver Lucky. Initial clashes ensue—Justice finds Lucky obnoxious, and he thinks she’s stuck-up—but the long drive forces them to open up. Amid arguments, detours, and moments of vulnerability, they develop an unlikely connection, confronting loss, responsibility (Lucky has a young daughter), and the harsh realities of their environment. The film mixes humor, romance, heartbreak, and raw street life, ending on a bittersweet note of hope and growth.
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#poeticjustice #2pac #keefed #janetjackson #oakland

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Light day 🤷🏽‍♂️

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#100P DEMON @paramountskateprogram #itsgottobereal

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Barber pays the client😭

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