50 Cent’s Thoughts On Chasing Billionaire Status And Why He’s in No Rush

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50 Cent is getting to the bag. The 49-year-old legacy rapper, Hollywood producer, and entrepreneur, recently shared some interesting insight about his wealth and achievements with “Us Weekly.”

First off, his recent Final Lap Tour was a massive success, grossing over $100 million in ticket sales, a record in the rap industry surpassed only by Drake. We think Kendrick’s numbers are up there too but regardless, that’s nuts. 

Outside of what originally made him rich and famous – music, he’s deeply involved in film and television through his company, G-Unit Film and Television. Add his spirits brand, Spire Spirits and he’s hovering over mogul status. 

Additionally, he is expanding his media footprint as he is set to launch the 50 Cent Action channel in collaboration with Lionsgate in late 2024. This new FAST channel will feature the entire “Power” series from G-Unit and other films by 50 Cent. Whoops, sounds like he’s about to disrupt the streaming wars. 

Out in Shreveport, Louisiana, 50 Cent is developing G-Unit Studios, which will become the world’s second-largest Black-owned production studio, following Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. That’s a big deal.

So when discussing his net worth and whether he’s reached billionaire status, 50 Cent remarked, “I don’t quantify the money like that—I quantify the level of successes and wins I’ve achieved. I have far exceeded anyone’s expectations of me. I think my longevity and staying power in the industry have surprised many, but that’s what drives me further.”

He added, “[Besides,] I’m not in a hurry to reach billionaire status. I’ve reached a point where I don’t want anything I don’t have. What’s the rush? I’ve bought every car I wanted, multiple times over.”

Get this, 50 Cent also expressed caution about public perceptions of wealth, saying, “When people publicly say you’re a billionaire, they come for what you have. The IRS might suddenly decide they want 58 percent of your money. The ambulance chasers, the attorneys—it’s an army of ’em after you. Then you’d have to protect yourself because you have deep pockets.”

He also noted, “Being a billionaire won’t be much different from where I am now. At that point, you have to figure out how to give back. You start building a legacy, doing more sophisticated things. People remember those who helped others more than those who just accumulated wealth. They’ll ask, ‘How did he benefit others? How significant was his success if it didn’t affect other people’s lives?’”

Now all sounds good but as far as his personal measure of wealth, 50 Cent ended with, “Very rich. Because rich would mean that you’ve surrounded yourself with good people, that you’re happy, that you’re living a high quality of life. And that’s the important part.”

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Isaac Hayes Estate Slaps Trump Campaign with Cease and Desist Notice

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The late soul legend Isaac Hayes’s estate has taken legal action against former President Donald Trump’s campaign, demanding they cease using Hayes’ music at their rallies. The estate’s lawyers have issued a cease and desist notice, calling for an immediate halt to the unauthorized use of the iconic musician’s work.

The situation escalated as the estate’s representatives, bolstered by a lawsuit, also seek $3 million in damages for the previous unlicensed use of Hayes’ music at Trump campaign events. The legal notice underscores the estate’s firm stance against the exploitation of Isaac Hayes’ legacy for political purposes without permission.

Roland Martin announced the lawsuit on his platform, where he shared the news with his followers. The tweet quickly gained traction, with many users supporting the estate’s decision to protect Hayes’ artistic rights.

Isaac Hayes, known for his deep, soulful voice and groundbreaking contributions to music, left an indelible mark on the industry. His estate’s actions reflect a broader trend among artists and their representatives, who have increasingly sought to prevent political campaigns from using their music without consent, particularly when the artist’s values do not align with those of the campaign.

This legal move adds to a growing list of musicians and estates who have taken similar steps against the Trump campaign. In the past, artists ranging from The Rolling Stones to Rihanna demanded that Trump cease using their music at his events, citing legal and ethical concerns.

As the legal battle unfolds, how the Trump campaign will respond to the cease and desist notice and the accompanying lawsuit remains to be seen. However, the message from the Isaac Hayes estate is clear: the unauthorized use of Hayes’ music will not be tolerated.

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Drake Saves Italian Soccer Club From Bankruptcy By Helping Raise $40 Million

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Who would have thunk it. Drake is a soccer fan. Italian soccer to be exact. And when Venezia FC, an Italian soccer club, in Venice, was looking at going under via bankruptcy, Drizzy stepped in to reverse their fate. 

Check this out, according to a report by “GQ Italia”, the “Chicago Freestyle” rapper from Toronto, like we needed to say that, played a major role in raising the hefty $40 million. Basically he helped secure the big bag to keep Venezia FC alive in Serie A. From the looks of things, the club was on the brink of financial collapse as it headed into the 2023-2024 season, with the possibility of being demoted to Serie D due to its financial struggles.

If you are not familiar how things work when you drop down from one level to another, you lose out on money, respect, all that stuff. Watch “Ted Lasso” on Apple TV+ and learn all about it. 

“I got a call from Brad Katsuyama, co-owner of Venezia and a good friend of mine,” explained Drake’s Chief Business Officer, Matte Babel, who also works in management. “He laid out the problem to me in a simple way: Venezia has to raise €10 million in a couple of weeks, and then at least €30 million in a few months, or the club will go bankrupt.”

Get this, Babel quickly reached out to Drake, and together they began mobilizing efforts at lightening speed to secure the necessary bread. 

In just two weeks, they managed to raise enough money to hold off the bankruptcy wolves, allowing the club to continue competing at the top level of Italian soccer. “Venice is an incredible city and Venezia has always been a special club. I spoke to Drake, then Brad and I discussed the details of how we could help. Within two weeks we had a deal, raised the money needed to pay the salaries and avoid bankruptcy.”

So Drake didn’t just write a check. Reportedly, the $40 million came from a group of North American investors, with Drake’s involvement being heavily credited for the successful fundraising effort. Can you imagine the money people he has access to. Crazy. 

The new ownership group also formed an Operating Committee to oversee the strategic direction of the club. Big business right there. 

Check this out, Katsuyama acknowledged Drake’s crucial role, stating, “Matte was my first call when I knew the club needed help. Drake’s value to any football club is undeniable, given his scale as a global superstar and the reach of his brand. This intersection of culture and sport is exactly where we want to be, and the chance to collaborate with a brand like NOCTA, who is moving along the same lines, is incredibly valuable.”

And as part of the new deal, Venezia FC also struck an apparel partnership with Drake’s NOCTA line, which will be involved in designing the club’s new uniforms. You would think at a minimum, Drake would be involved creatively moving forward and that is the case. 

Now charging ahead, the city of Venice has invested €315 million into constructing a new stadium and indoor arena with state-of-the-art facilities, which the team aims to open for the start of the 2027 season. Wow, big win all around. Imagine all the jobs Drake saved or created. Good for him and all those involved. 

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Urban Latino: A Celebration of Graffiti and Contemporary Art in Honor of Hispanic Heritage Month

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In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Private Gallery is excited to announce the opening of “Urban Latino,” a vibrant and powerful exhibition showcasing the dynamic world of graffiti and contemporary art from across Latin America and the United States. Presented by Lalo Tequila and guest curated by renowned artist Joan Jimenez, professionally known as ENTES, this exhibition offers a unique glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of Latin American regions through the eyes of visionary artists.

Graffiti, often viewed as a rebellious art form, finds its most profound expressions in Latin America, serving as a canvas for storytelling and cultural commentary. The artists featured in “Urban Latino” have a history of democratizing art by creating masterpieces on public walls, making their work accessible beyond traditional galleries and museums. This exhibition brings these artists’ private studio creations into the gallery, blending bold colors and striking imagery to address themes of identity, resistance, and unity.

Visitors will be transported from the bustling streets of Lima to the vibrant neighborhoods of Bogotá and even to the local scenes of Hialeah, experiencing the energetic spirit of Urban Latino. The exhibition not only celebrates the remarkable talents of contemporary artists but also honors the enduring legacy of Latin American pioneers in the graffiti art movement. Featured artists include trailblazers such as Lady Pink,John “CRASH” MatosErni Vales, and Carlos “Mare” Rodriguez, as well as a new generation of Miami-based talents like Ras TermsEntesVic Garcia,Gustavo Oviedo, and Jenny Perez.

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Kanye West’s Former Chief of Staff Believes Ye’s Downward Spiral Linked to Alleged Use of Harmful ‘Nitrous’ Gas 

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It’s getting real dark over at team Yeezy. Kanye West’s former chief of staff, Milo Yiannopoulos, has leveled serious accusations against West’s dentist, Thomas P. Connelly, alleging that the dentist supplied the rapper with large quantities of nitrous oxide for recreational use, disregarding the potential harm it could cause. Let’s just check the source. Yiannopoulos has a lot of baggage as a far right figure but he does seem genuinely concerned for his former boss.

Let’s get deep. Yiannopoulos claims that the doctor’s behavior was both unethical and unlawful, as it contributed to West’s alleged decline in mental health.

Get this, according to a legal affidavit obtained by the Daily Mail, Yiannopoulos alleges that Connelly not only provided West with nitrous oxide but also charged the rapper over $50,000 per month for this service. Sheesh. Despite concerns about the negative effects the gas was having on West. Yiannopoulos describes this as a betrayal of professional ethics, stating that Connelly “knowingly encouraged” the use of the gas without the supervision of a qualified medical professional, particularly given West’s history of mental illness and addiction. We told you. Just wild.

It gets worse. Yiannopoulos further claims that Connelly was aware of West’s vulnerable state, yet continued to take millions of dollars from him, effectively exploiting the rapper’s condition. He described Connelly’s actions as “fraudulent,” accusing the dentist of ignoring the “self-destructive consequences of dependence” and the potential “permanent damage to brain or body” that could result from the excessive use of nitrous oxide. Who is watching over Kanye, like seriously, we need to know. 

In the affidavit, Yiannopoulos mentioned that some Yeezy employees had voiced concerns about West’s reliance on the gas, as they should, noting that he appeared to be using it almost constantly. He described how employees became alarmed upon discovering surgical tanks filled with nitrous oxide at the apartment of Bianca Censori, West’s partner, which suggested that West was consuming the gas in large amounts.

Yiannopoulos also highlighted that West had openly discussed his use of the gas during meetings with his staff, and that his communication had become increasingly “incomprehensible and contradictory.” Like, you think? 

He linked these symptoms to West’s “widely-reported bipolar diagnosis,” suggesting that the prolonged use of nitrous oxide exacerbated his condition. According to Yiannopoulos, Connelly was aware of West’s psychological vulnerabilities and chose to exploit them.

Yiannopoulos has called for an investigation into the matter and has urged that Connelly’s dental license be suspended. Let’s see if anything actually happens. He stated that his decision to come forward with these claims was driven by “urgent concern” for West’s well-being.

ICYMI, these ugly accusations from Yiannopoulos come several months after his departure from Yeezy, a move he made in response to West’s plans to start a porn studio. At the time, Yiannopoulos cited moral and religious reasons for his decision, saying that he “cannot be complicit in the production of pornographic films and literature.” He also expressed concern for his own well-being, stating that involvement in the project would pose “an imminent danger to my life as a recovering addict and an unacceptable risk to my spiritual and physical health as a former homosexual.”

However, Yiannopoulos hinted that he might consider returning to Yeezy if the company were to “publicly and permanently abandon any plan to produce, distribute, or profit from obscene content.” He said, “If at any time in the future, the company publicly and permanently abandons any plan to produce, distribute, or profit from obscene content, it would be an honor to serve you again,” according to TMZ, and they get the scoop so we know there’s something to this story. Prayers for Yeezy but at some point he has to be responsible for his own well being. 

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Fans Respond To Drake’s Surprise ‘100 Gigs For Your Headtop’ File Drop

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ICYMI, yesterday Drake, really quietly let loose “100 Gigs For Your Headtop,” a wild robust archive dump of three unreleased songs, all types of artwork, still photos and the arguably the best part – what fans believe is never-before-seen video content.

Here’s how it went down and what fans are saying after the holy grail of Drake content:

An IG profile, believed to be operated by Drake or his team, posted a link to a website titled “100 Gigs For Your Headtop,” as we said contains 100 gigabytes of content related to the multi-hyphenated Toronto artist. 

Get this, the eclectic collection includes everything from studio sessions to behind-the-scenes footage of iconic music videos like “Hotline Bling” and “What’s Next.” The videos also showcase various Toronto landmarks, such as Yonge-Dundas Square, Ripley’s Aquarium, and scenes filmed on a TTC subway car.

The Gram account, which looks like it was created in June, just “popped out,” lol, during Drake’s ongoing rap feud with Kendrick Lamar, fueling speculation among fans.

But gotta have music right? The “100 Gigs For Your Headtop” website also features three new tracks: “Housekeeping Knows” featuring Latto, “Blue Green Red,” and “It’s Up,” a collaboration with 21 Savage and Young Thug.

The treasure trove of content included intimate clips from Drake’s career, including a video of Lil Wayne bringing him out during a Toronto concert in the early days of his career, and footage of Drake recording the opening track of his sophomore album *Take Care*, “Over My Dead Body,” in a hotel room.

Whew chile … Some of the most talked-about moments include a throwback video of Drake and Rihanna rehearsing their duet “Take Care,” during a period when rumors swirled about their relationship, and another clip where Drake confides in his mother, Sandy Graham, that his song “Too Good” is about tennis star Serena Williams.

“When I make songs about women, I also make songs for them… If I’m gonna talk about them, I’ll at least do them the justice of making a song that they’d like,” Drake explained to his mother. “I know Serena very well and I know that she’ll hear it loud and clear, but she’ll also not hate me for it because it’s light-hearted.”

As expected the surprise drop has left fans in awe, with many celebrating the content for showcasing Drake’s artistry.

“Drake dropping 100 gigs from his archive is insanely next level,” one user on X (twitter) commented. “Might be one of the smartest moves I’ve seen an artist do in a while.”

Another user added, “100 gigs is good content. Yes, Drake got smoked in that rap battle, but I’m glad people are remembering he’s still a great artist.”

“Drake just dropped 100 Gigs of history,” another user proclaimed. We concur. 

“After giving ‘100 Gigs For Your Headtop’ enough time to digest, it is clear that Drake delivered once again,” a fan wrote. “The OVO head honcho uniquely released 3 quality tracks that will surely keep the summer blazing.”

Let’s be real. Feel how you want to feel but no one is doing this, has done this and will look weird trying to duplicate what Drake just did. Period. 

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Nelly Catches Arrested in Casino Near St. Louis on Drug Possession Charges and Lack of Car Insurance 

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So another day another unfortunate story. Here we go, Nelly, whose real name is Cornell I. Haynes Jr., was recently arrested Wednesday (August 7) in Maryland Heights, see that’s in Missouri, near St. Louis, all according to a spokesperson for the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

The arrest reportedly went down around 4:45 a.m. so demon time as the kids say, just as Nelly was leaving the Hollywood Casino near St. Louis. Interesting. What do ya’ll think he plays if anything? Roulette? Blackjack or maybe Texas Hold’em … We gotta get the drop on that. Maybe he was just grabbing a bite to eat. 

Get this, he was initially stopped by the Missouri Gaming Commission for an ID verification. A ha. So one of the most recognizable people in the entire state of Missouri was stopped to verify his ID? Huh? 

During the stop, authorities miraculously discovered that Nelly had an outstanding warrant for failure to obtain car insurance, leading to his arrest. Wow. Seriously?

Here’s where it took a turn. Missouri State Highway officers conducted a search of Nelly’s vehicle and found ecstasy pills. If accurate, yikes. 

So what’s the result? Nelly was also charged with drug possession. Then the “Country Grammar” rapper was taken to the Maryland Heights Police Department but was later released.

Talk about bad timing, ICYMI, Nelly is expecting a child with Ashanti. The fan favorite couple, been in an on-and-off relationship for years, but recently rekindled their romance and are preparing to welcome their first child together. Well hopefully they all figure this latest situation out.

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YG Says He Remains Aligned with “FDT”: ‘It’s Still That’

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There is no switch-up in YG’s game. Appearing on a stream with Adin Ross, YG revealed he still does not love Donald Trump.

“I think it’s still [fuck Donald Trump],” YG said. “I seen something a week or two weeks ago that Trump was trying to give immunity to police officers and I don’t understand how a human being can do that. I’m Black so I got a lot of homies and friends that been in police brutality situations where they ain’t really do nothing wrong.

“Police tripping out and n-ggas end up dead or fucked up in jail and all type of shit, and I feel like police should be responsible for their actions. But for Trump – he thinks different and I don’t fuck with that.”

After shocking the world by walking out during the Republican National Convention to 50 Cent’s part real-life/part fable hit “Many Men” earlier this month, former President Donald Trump came on controversial internet personality Adin Ross’ stream to the assassination survival track.

In the beginning of the stream, Ross is seen setting up his camera in front a crowd of seated Trump supporters. Many Men can be heard in the background and a few seconds later, Trump is seen walking out from a hallway behind the soon to be cheering crowd.

On the livestream, Trump addresses a few topics, including Young Thug’s current RICO trial, to which Trump says he heard that he has been treated unfairly and comments, “He needs to be treated fairly.”

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Kelly Fuller: Achieving Recognition on the Big Stage

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Kelly Fuller’s journey is a testament to the unwavering power of determination and ambition. At just 22 years old, Kelly exemplifies the courage to pursue one’s dreams despite encountering significant challenges. Originating from the practical, conservative-leaning outskirts of Edmonton, the thought of relocating to New York City—teeming with opportunity yet fraught with uncertainty—might have deterred many. But for Kelly, the leap was almost predestined, fueled by an innate passion for musical theater and a desire to carve out a place for himself on the grand stages of the Big Apple.

From Edmonton’s heart to Broadway’s stage

Kelly’s foray into the world of musical theater began long before the dazzling lights of New York City came into focus. In Edmonton, a city where dreams of Broadway might seem as distant as the star-studded stages themselves, Kelly was always performing. From commandeering the family coffee table for impromptu concerts to reenacting his grandparents’ daily routines, his passion for the art was undeniable. These early performances were more than playful antics; they were the first steps of a journey destined to lead him far from his hometown.

Edmonton, known for its hard working ethos and oil sands, often sees its youth gravitate towards practical career paths. Kelly’s upbringing was steeped in this culture—a city where rolling up your sleeves and diving into trades like plumbing or electrical work was the norm. His father, a dedicated handyman at their family restaurant, exemplified this spirit. However, Kelly always felt a different calling. Reflecting on his journey, he shared, “Deciding to leave Edmonton for New York was less of a singular epiphany and more of an inevitable march toward destiny.” Growing up in a city that prized conventional careers over the arts made Kelly more resilient and driven. This very contrast fueled his determination, setting the stage for his eventual leap to New York City, where he felt he was simply following the script written in his heart all along.

The bold move to New York city

At just 19, Kelly made his dream a reality. Moving to New York alone was like diving headfirst into a whirlpool of chaos and excitement. Reflecting on his experience, he recalled, “My first taste of the city was a three-day trip when I was 15. I still remember the moment the skyline appeared beyond some trees as my cab from JFK sped toward Manhattan. It was like seeing a mythical land, something out of a dream.” 

Yet, living in New York was a different experience altogether. The honeymoon phase quickly gave way to daily challenges, confronting Kelly with culture shock and feelings of insignificance. Despite these struggles, he found solace in grounding himself, continually reminding himself of his purpose: to create art and stay true to his authentic self. The initial spark he felt upon first seeing the Manhattan skyline serves as a persistent reminder of his journey and aspirations.

Though New York’s pace was relentless, it was the city’s unexpected warmth that made it feel like home. Kelly discovered a welcoming sense of community amidst the city’s tough exterior. The diverse backgrounds and stories encountered daily offered endless learning opportunities. Reflecting on a particularly meaningful experience, Kelly shared, “One evening, after a particularly long day of classes, we gathered at a café in the Village, swapping stories and sharing our journeys. As I listened to my friends talk about their paths, it struck me how similar our experiences were, despite coming from such different places. We were all seeking something more than what our hometowns could offer.” This shared passion for acting created a profound bond among them, providing Kelly with a deep sense of validation and belonging. Surrounded by driven and like-minded individuals, Kelly realized he had found not just a city, but a community that mirrored his aspirations and validated his journey.

Finding a community and support systems

In the sprawling labyrinth of New York City, Kelly found solace and solidarity in forming a supportive group of friends who were just as passionate and driven as he was. One poignant memory stands out—a significant evening spent in a small café in the Village, surrounded by newfound friends from all over the globe. This eclectic group, united by the shared dream of making it in acting, provided the support and camaraderie Kelly needed to navigate his path in the big city.

While his new friends played a crucial role in his adaptation to city life, Kelly’s foundation was laid long before he arrived in New York. He shares, “My family played a monumental role in my decision to move to New York and pursue a career in musical theater. It’s not every parent’s dream to hear their child wants to become an actor, given the risks and uncertainties involved, but my parents embraced it with open arms.” This unwavering support was especially embodied by his late grandfather, Clay, whose belief in Kelly’s potential never wavered. Although Clay passed away shortly before Kelly landed his leading role Off-Broadway, Kelly felt his grandfather’s presence and support with him, providing a steady source of inspiration and strength. Surrounded by love and encouragement, both from his family and his new community in New York, Kelly felt a profound sense of belonging and purpose, affirming his chosen path in musical theater.

Training and professional growth

Kelly’s tenure at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA) in New York City was not simply academic but a significant chapter in his journey as an actor. Immersed in an environment blending classical theater techniques with contemporary performance practices, Kelly found mentorship under notable figures, including Elaine Petricoff, a highly respected director and Dean of Students. Elaine’s guidance was crucial, providing invaluable technical training and career insights. The rigors of AMDA’s curriculum mirrored New York’s demanding acting industry, with students quickly learning that dedication was not just encouraged, but necessary.

A foundational aspect of AMDA’s training was its comprehensive focus on auditions—the gateway to opportunities. Reflecting on his experience, Kelly noted, “AMDA placed a strong focus on the audition process, which can often be the most daunting part of an actor’s career. They taught us how to enter the room confidently and stay true to ourselves while delivering a compelling audition.” This training instilled the poise required to navigate the competitive and often intimidating audition process. Moreover, AMDA’s emphasis on professionalism taught Kelly the importance of valuing every interaction, whether with fellow actors, directors, or industry professionals. “I can’t praise AMDA enough for the comprehensive preparation it provided,” Kelly added, acknowledging how the academy’s rigorous training equipped him to face the challenges of a career in acting with confidence and skill.

Pursuing your dreams

Reflecting on his journey from Edmonton to New York, Kelly Fuller emphasizes the power of self-belief and hard work. Having faced a daunting transition at a young age, he understands the weight of leaving behind the familiar to pursue a dream. Kelly’s path was fraught with challenges, from financial strains to the highly competitive acting world, but self-belief and determination were his guiding stars.

Kelly’s advice to aspiring artists, especially those from small towns, is rooted in his own experiences. He shared, “If you can dream it, you can do it. You are so much more than where you come from; it’s all about where you believe you can go.” He underscores the importance of self-belief, noting that no one else can instill that confidence for you. Kelly urges young talents to embrace the journey with all its uncertainties and take risks without fear. 

“Remember, it’s not about luck. It’s about making your own luck through hard work and unwavering belief in yourself,” he advises. For Kelly, every step and challenge in New York reaffirmed his belief in his abilities and goals, proving that passion and resilience can overcome any obstacle. Through hard work and dedication, he transformed dreams into reality, affirming that others can do the same if they dare to dream and work tirelessly.

Kelly’s story illustrates how determination can turn dreams into reality. His parting advice encapsulates his journey: pursue your passion and dreams, and don’t let your environment or those around you dictate your aspirations.

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[WATCH] Donald Trump Walks Out To “Many Men” On Adin Ross’ Stream

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After shocking the world by walking out during the Republican National Convention to 50 Cent’s part real-life/part fable hit “Many Men” earlier this month, former President Donald Trump came on controversial internet personality Adin Ross’ stream to the assassination survival track.

In the beginning of the stream, Ross is seen setting up his camera in front a crowd of seated Trump supporters. Many Men can be heard in the background and a few seconds later, Trump is seen walking out from a hallway behind the soon to be cheering crowd.

On the livestream, Trump addresses a few topics, including Young Thug’s current RICO trial, to which Trump says he heard that he has been treated unfairly and comments, “He needs to be treated fairly.”

See the entire Adin Ross stream below:

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