During Super Bowl weekend, Kodak Black was shot outside of Justin Bieber’s Super Bowl party. Receiving a leg wound, Kodak was in the hospital for a couple of days but was released from Cedars-Sinai on Tuesday.
TMZ caught the rapper leaving the medical facility and he needed the assistance of a walker.
Kodak was one of four people shot outside the party following a fight.
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Megan Thee Stallion has launched the Pete and Thomas Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to elevating and aiding women, children, senior citizens, and underserved areas in Houston, Texas, and around the world.
The foundation is dedicated to assisting mission-driven non-profits, raising awareness for important campaigns, and leading programmatic initiatives. It will be primarily focused on education, housing, and health + wellness as its three fundamental pillars.
The foundation will provide scholarships, school supplies, and resources to support students in high-need communities. In addition, the foundation will aim to address housing issues for senior citizens, single mothers, and families impacted by financial emergencies and natural disasters. The foundation will also support the areas of cancer care, mental health, and food insecurity.
Megan named the Pete and Thomas Foundation in honor of her parents, Holly Thomas and Joseph Pete Jr., and to recognize the humanitarian principles instilled in her by them. On her 27th birthday, she paid tribute to her parents by formally announcing the foundation and surprising a senior citizen, a student, and a cancer survivor with financial help.
“Launching the Pete and Thomas Foundation is easily one of the most significant endeavors that I’ll ever be part of in my career,” Megan said. “My family raised me to help others and give back, so I’m incredibly proud to be in a position to accomplish that goal. I have a responsibility to use my platform to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those who may not have access to resources and support services.”
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee presented the three-time Grammy winner with the 18th Congressional District Hero Award in December 2021 in recognition of her humanitarian work in the greater Houston area.
For more information on the Pete and Thomas Foundation, visit www.peteandthomasfoundation.org or follow on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok at @petethomasfdn.
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Megan Thee Stallion has launched the Pete and Thomas Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to elevating and aiding women, children, senior citizens, and underserved areas in Houston, Texas, and around the world.
The foundation is dedicated to assisting mission-driven non-profits, raising awareness for important campaigns, and leading programmatic initiatives. It will be primarily focused on education, housing, and health + wellness as its three fundamental pillars.
The foundation will provide scholarships, school supplies, and resources to support students in high-need communities. In addition, the foundation will aim to address housing issues for senior citizens, single mothers, and families impacted by financial emergencies and natural disasters. The foundation will also support the areas of cancer care, mental health, and food insecurity.
Megan named the Pete and Thomas Foundation in honor of her parents, Holly Thomas and Joseph Pete Jr., and to recognize the humanitarian principles instilled in her by them. On her 27th birthday, she paid tribute to her parents by formally announcing the foundation and surprising a senior citizen, a student, and a cancer survivor with financial help.
“Launching the Pete and Thomas Foundation is easily one of the most significant endeavors that I’ll ever be part of in my career,” Megan said. “My family raised me to help others and give back, so I’m incredibly proud to be in a position to accomplish that goal. I have a responsibility to use my platform to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those who may not have access to resources and support services.”
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee presented the three-time Grammy winner with the 18th Congressional District Hero Award in December 2021 in recognition of her humanitarian work in the greater Houston area.
For more information on the Pete and Thomas Foundation, visit www.peteandthomasfoundation.org or follow on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok at @petethomasfdn.
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Abolition X, a new podcast from Spotify, will investigate many pathways of abolition and provide a forum for voices at the vanguard of the anti-violence movement.
Vic Mensa and Indigo Mateo, as well as producer, abolitionist-feminist organizer, and former felon Richie Resheda, will host a conversation with special guests and activists including Larry Hoover Jr., Patrisse Cullors, Meek Mill, JT from City Girls, Bobby Shmurda, and more.
The purpose of Abolition X is to help establish a society based on togetherness by replacing a revenge-centered mindset. The show imagines a world where vengeance isn’t justice, where community needs are served and harm is remedied via accountability; it focuses on alternatives to police, jails, and punishment. The hosts will explore the impact of abolition on everything from hip-hop to housing and more throughout the episode.
Richie, Indigo, Vic, and their guest, inmate JJ 88, relate their experiences of how they became abolitionists in the series premiere, recalling the atrocities they witnessed as children that opened their eyes to the concept that punishment does not force people to be accountable.
In addition, the program delves into mental health, which is crucial to how we treat ourselves and one other. Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of Black Lives Matter and author, joins the crew to discuss if investing in mental health can keep our communities safe.
You can hear the first episode below.
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Abolition X, a new podcast from Spotify, will investigate many pathways of abolition and provide a forum for voices at the vanguard of the anti-violence movement.
Vic Mensa and Indigo Mateo, as well as producer, abolitionist-feminist organizer, and former felon Richie Resheda, will host a conversation with special guests and activists including Larry Hoover Jr., Patrisse Cullors, Meek Mill, JT from City Girls, Bobby Shmurda, and more.
The purpose of Abolition X is to help establish a society based on togetherness by replacing a revenge-centered mindset. The show imagines a world where vengeance isn’t justice, where community needs are served and harm is remedied via accountability; it focuses on alternatives to police, jails, and punishment. The hosts will explore the impact of abolition on everything from hip-hop to housing and more throughout the episode.
Richie, Indigo, Vic, and their guest, inmate JJ 88, relate their experiences of how they became abolitionists in the series premiere, recalling the atrocities they witnessed as children that opened their eyes to the concept that punishment does not force people to be accountable.
In addition, the program delves into mental health, which is crucial to how we treat ourselves and one other. Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of Black Lives Matter and author, joins the crew to discuss if investing in mental health can keep our communities safe.
You can hear the first episode below.
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Eminem has been the owner of iconic retro Jordan silhouettes before. The latest is his own Jordan Retro 3, which made its debut on the Super Bowl stage.
The sneaker is reminiscent of the Fire Red 3 but instead of Nike Air or the Jump Man logo on the back, there is a “Hi! My Name Is” nametag. The name etched on the tag is none other than Slim Shady, a call back to his classic single. On the front, Eminem’s “E” logo replaces Jordan’s Jumpman.
This sneaker is likely to be exclusive but if there is release info we will double back to let you know.
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Eminem has been the owner of iconic retro Jordan silhouettes before. The latest is his own Jordan Retro 3, which made its debut on the Super Bowl stage.
The sneaker is reminiscent of the Fire Red 3 but instead of Nike Air or the Jump Man logo on the back, there is a “Hi! My Name Is” nametag. The name etched on the tag is none other than Slim Shady, a call back to his classic single. On the front, Eminem’s “E” logo replaces Jordan’s Jumpman.
This sneaker is likely to be exclusive but if there is release info we will double back to let you know.
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There’s a running joke on social media that any bald Black man looks like Freddie Gibbs. Although Gibbs is one of the most notorious people on social media, he rolls with the jokes, usually commenting “F*ck you” with a laughing emoji. Many even tag Freddie Gibbs in pictures of people who resemble him.
During the Super Bowl on Sunday, Freddie was approached by Don Cheadle, who told the Alfredo artist, “people say we look alike.” He later tweeted about the encounter.
“N*gga walked up to me last night and said, “people say we look alike” and it was Don Cheadle. The f*cking goat,” Gibbs tweeted.
Nigga walked up to me last night and said “people say we look alike” and it was Don Cheadle. The fucking goat.
— Big
(@FreddieGibbs) February 14, 2022
Don Cheadle then confirmed Gibbs’ story, saying it indeed happened. “true story. great meeting you, nephew. to be continued,” Cheadle quoted Gibbs tweet.
true story. great meeting you, nephew. to be continued …
https://t.co/0gPY1anBvc
— Don” ‘t ask me google questions” Cheadle (@DonCheadle) February 14, 2022
Fans might have thought their run-in sounded too good to be true. So to confirm, Gibbs manager Ben “Lambo” Lambert then tweeted a picture of Gibbs and Cheadle at the event.
Last year Wale was the first person to compare Gibbs and Cheadle. Gibbs and Wale were taking shots at each other on Twitter when Wale responded to a tweet regarding his Folarin 2 features. Gibbs was one of the people shown in the tweet. “Who the first person in the A row? That’s not don cheadle?” Wale tweeted.
Fuck U https://t.co/3gKSHNu1XV
— Big
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Just ahead of his legendary Super Bowl Halftime Show, it was announced that Snoop Dogg had bought Death Row Records for an undisclosed amount. Snoop said that he wanted to revive the label in a press release, and yesterday, Snoop announced that he wants Death Row to be the first major label in the Metaverse.
Snoop announced in a Clubhouse room where he surprised fans with the news. “Death Row will be an NFT label,” Snoop said. “We will be putting out artists through the Metaverse. Just like we broke the industry when we was the first independent [label] to be major, I want to be the first major [label] in the Metaverse.”
Snoop seems heavily invested in NFT’s and the Metaverse. Last year, it was announced that Snoop had plans to create his Metaverse, and last week, it was also announced that Snoop had partnered with blockchain gaming company Gala Games to release his new album B.O.D.R (Bacc On Death Row). The company dropped a blockchain as s stash box of NFT’s in the Gala Music Store.
The Gala Music Version of the album featured one of the album’s songs as an NFT and three bonus tracks. The Gala Music Version was priced at $5,000.
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There’s a running joke on social media that any bald Black man looks like Freddie Gibbs. Although Gibbs is one of the most notorious people on social media, he rolls with the jokes, usually commenting “F*ck you” with a laughing emoji. Many even tag Freddie Gibbs in pictures of people who resemble him.
During the Super Bowl on Sunday, Freddie was approached by Don Cheadle, who told the Alfredo artist, “people say we look alike.” He later tweeted about the encounter.
“N*gga walked up to me last night and said, “people say we look alike” and it was Don Cheadle. The f*cking goat,” Gibbs tweeted.
Nigga walked up to me last night and said “people say we look alike” and it was Don Cheadle. The fucking goat.
— Big
Don Cheadle then confirmed Gibbs’ story, saying it indeed happened. “true story. great meeting you, nephew. to be continued,” Cheadle quoted Gibbs tweet.
— Don” ‘t ask me google questions” Cheadle (@DonCheadle) February 14, 2022
Fans might have thought their run-in sounded too good to be true. So to confirm, Gibbs manager Ben “Lambo” Lambert then tweeted a picture of Gibbs and Cheadle at the event.
Last year Wale was the first person to compare Gibbs and Cheadle. Gibbs and Wale were taking shots at each other on Twitter when Wale responded to a tweet regarding his Folarin 2 features. Gibbs was one of the people shown in the tweet. “Who the first person in the A row? That’s not don cheadle?” Wale tweeted.
Fuck U https://t.co/3gKSHNu1XV
— Big
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