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Alla Manjanna, Sanjith Hegde has given repeated chartbusters. He sang, composed & co-produced Mayavi(30M+) & he's quoting his market value & you're calling him "greedy"? This is the reason Kannada doesn't have a Diljit Dosanjh or Anirudh Ravichandran despite having such talents.

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Sidಅರ್ಥvor 1 Jahr

Nammali Talented Artists/Technicians solpa Amount Jasthi Kodi andre, nam Production awru ila Sir namge Hotteg idre Batteg ila, Batteg idre Hotteg ila, Tagoli e Hath rupai idrale nang ondh Master Piece madh kodi antare 🙂

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This is 🅲🅸🅽🅴🅼🅰vor 1 Jahr

They don't know the power of music. Sad industry producers 🤧 See jailer.. What's there in the movie?? But the bgm 🔥 GOD LEVEL carried the movie...

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🇮🇱Dayanandᴮᴿᴮvor 1 Jahr

Chance iddaga duddmadko beku This mentality of naavu belsiddu makes no sense Talent ittu belda, KFI isn't caring about Kannada actress like Ashika, Aditi etc. Soon they may not care for this guy aaga ivnige ee Manja chance kodstana End of the day, business is business

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Pennywise the Dancing Clownvor 1 Jahr

That is still a low amount considering the talent.

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Mammoth Nationvor 1 Jahr

We can't believe they released this video of Kamala Harris.

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🆂🅰🅽🅹🆄...vor 1 Jahr

ಇಲ್ಲಿನವರಿಗೆ ಕೊಡೋಕೆ ಜಾಸ್ತಿ, ಪರಭಾಷೆ ಗಾಯಕರು ಎಷ್ಟೇ ಕೇಳಿದ್ರು ಮುಚ್ಕೊಂಡು ಕೊಡ್ತಾರೆ.ಅದಿಕ್ಕೆ ಎಲ್ಲರೂ ಬೇರೆ ರಾಜ್ಯದಲ್ಲಿ ಕೆಲ್ಸಾ ಮಾಡೋದು,ಆಮೇಲೆ ಬೋಡ್ಕೋಳಿ ಎಲ್ಲಾ ಹೋದ್ರು ಅಂತ

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ಐ.ಟಿ.ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ,(IT Kannadiga) ಆದರೆ insecure ಅಲ್ಲvor 1 Jahr

Bolimakla, he is worth way more than 2.5 lakhs awn youtube alle adar double madkothane , dubaak hero galige Laksha Laksha enusteera ,film kakka thara irathe

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ಜಗದೋದ್ಧಾರ'ನಾ'🤴🏻vor 1 Jahr

Producers/Production houses with this kinda mindset is one of the reasons why KFI lacks in quality when compared to our peers most of the times!!

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peace_lovervor 1 Jahr

Avara talent ge 2.5 kammi ne

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ಶರಣvor 1 Jahr

Doctor Manju actually angry on heroes, but can't tell it. So, Sanjit is convenient

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Paramathmavor 1 Jahr

Sanjith Hegde alla eeh nan maga greedy, ivrgella bandu free agi hadadre kushi agutte

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Amit Malviya

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The coldest scene in The Irishman has no violence in it. Russell Bufalino pours cereal at a breakfast table and tells Frank Sheeran that Hoffa is already gone. Not dead yet. But finished — the decision made, upstairs, by people Frank can't argue with. That's what makes "either way, he's going" so bad to hear. Russell isn't raising a possibility. He's reading out a verdict, and he doesn't stop eating to do it. Pesci built a career on men who could go off at any second — Tommy in Goodfellas, Nicky in Casino, danger measured in volume. Russell is the opposite. He doesn't raise his voice or threaten Frank or put down the spoon. The power is in the stillness. When Russell says a thing will happen, the film makes you feel the world has already rearranged itself around the sentence. Which is why it's cereal and not a gun. The gesture is almost fatherly. He's feeding Frank while ending him, keeping him safe while making him betray the man he loves. "We did everything we could for the man" sounds like sympathy. It's permission — the words Frank will need later to live with it. We tried. We warned him. De Niro barely speaks and you watch it land anyway. It settles behind his eyes: this was never only about Hoffa. The bosses could have marked Frank too. Russell isn't just telling him Jimmy dies. He's reminding him that he and his wife are breathing because Russell decided they would. "You're with me." It should be a comfort. In this film friendship doesn't pull you out of the machine. It only sets the order — who gets eaten now, who gets eaten later. That's the scene that drops the temperature of the whole movie. No bravado, no code, no glory. Old men at a table deciding which friend gets spent. Frank isn't choosing between right and wrong. He's choosing between Jimmy and "us," and by the time the bowl is empty he knows the choice was made without him.
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The coldest scene in The Irishman has no violence in it. Russell Bufalino pours cereal at a breakfast table and tells Frank Sheeran that Hoffa is already gone. Not dead yet. But finished — the decision made, upstairs, by people Frank can't argue with. That's what makes "either way, he's going" so bad to hear. Russell isn't raising a possibility. He's reading out a verdict, and he doesn't stop eating to do it. Pesci built a career on men who could go off at any second — Tommy in Goodfellas, Nicky in Casino, danger measured in volume. Russell is the opposite. He doesn't raise his voice or threaten Frank or put down the spoon. The power is in the stillness. When Russell says a thing will happen, the film makes you feel the world has already rearranged itself around the sentence. Which is why it's cereal and not a gun. The gesture is almost fatherly. He's feeding Frank while ending him, keeping him safe while making him betray the man he loves. "We did everything we could for the man" sounds like sympathy. It's permission — the words Frank will need later to live with it. We tried. We warned him. De Niro barely speaks and you watch it land anyway. It settles behind his eyes: this was never only about Hoffa. The bosses could have marked Frank too. Russell isn't just telling him Jimmy dies. He's reminding him that he and his wife are breathing because Russell decided they would. "You're with me." It should be a comfort. In this film friendship doesn't pull you out of the machine. It only sets the order — who gets eaten now, who gets eaten later. That's the scene that drops the temperature of the whole movie. No bravado, no code, no glory. Old men at a table deciding which friend gets spent. Frank isn't choosing between right and wrong. He's choosing between Jimmy and "us," and by the time the bowl is empty he knows the choice was made without him.

Scorsese Universe

236,948 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

As a man, if your woman is telling you a man is bad, mean, toxic, or calling him mean names, just know she's sexually attracted to him. This is why women will tell you they broke up with their ex because he was abusive, mean or a cheater yet still go back to him and cheat on you who has always been good, loyal and kind to her. One day, you men will understand women are more sexually attracted to toxic men and nonchalant men than nice and intentional men. The reason women tell you they want intentional men doesn't mean that's what they actually want. This is why how they treat that intentional man is always different from how they treat a nonchalant man. If you think being a lover boy who loves, buy gifts and worship his woman will make a woman love you more, you're just being stupid. There's a reason nice guys get cheated the most. Think your babe is an exception, and you'll eventually learn the hard way. The game might be brutal but it's still fair.
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As a man, if your woman is telling you a man is bad, mean, toxic, or calling him mean names, just know she's sexually attracted to him. This is why women will tell you they broke up with their ex because he was abusive, mean or a cheater yet still go back to him and cheat on you who has always been good, loyal and kind to her. One day, you men will understand women are more sexually attracted to toxic men and nonchalant men than nice and intentional men. The reason women tell you they want intentional men doesn't mean that's what they actually want. This is why how they treat that intentional man is always different from how they treat a nonchalant man. If you think being a lover boy who loves, buy gifts and worship his woman will make a woman love you more, you're just being stupid. There's a reason nice guys get cheated the most. Think your babe is an exception, and you'll eventually learn the hard way. The game might be brutal but it's still fair.

KING CHIDI

36,984 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

I felt very confident with Jordyn Tyson as WR1 heading into the year, which was partially due to how underwhelming the rest of the class was. But CFB WRs have developed at an unprecedented rate this year & the class has gone from mediocre to 2024-caliber (I have 11 in my top-50). Despite seemingly every WR behind him having a breakout season, I think Tyson has maintained (or even extended) his lead. For such a polished WR with so few glaring weaknesses, I wasn't expecting a huge leap, but he's noticeably improved across the board. Anything he was below average/avg at last year, he now does at a solid/good level. - Play strength was a concern, but he gained 15 lbs & is still an easy mover - Cut his drop rate from 8.5% to 2.5% - Stops/comebacks have been his worst routes imo, but it was clearly a technique issue because he's cooking this year He’s also built on his strengths & the good/great aspects of his game are now great/elite. - Making ridiculous acrobatic plays/adjustments at the catch point weekly - Even better salesmanship/timing as a route runner this year. Wins consistently on slants/digs/outs because he has a plan to attack every leverage/technique. - Improved attn. to detail vs. zone. Really precise stems to disguise his route & disappear into the blind spot - More juice after the catch this year
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I felt very confident with Jordyn Tyson as WR1 heading into the year, which was partially due to how underwhelming the rest of the class was. But CFB WRs have developed at an unprecedented rate this year & the class has gone from mediocre to 2024-caliber (I have 11 in my top-50). Despite seemingly every WR behind him having a breakout season, I think Tyson has maintained (or even extended) his lead. For such a polished WR with so few glaring weaknesses, I wasn't expecting a huge leap, but he's noticeably improved across the board. Anything he was below average/avg at last year, he now does at a solid/good level. - Play strength was a concern, but he gained 15 lbs & is still an easy mover - Cut his drop rate from 8.5% to 2.5% - Stops/comebacks have been his worst routes imo, but it was clearly a technique issue because he's cooking this year He’s also built on his strengths & the good/great aspects of his game are now great/elite. - Making ridiculous acrobatic plays/adjustments at the catch point weekly - Even better salesmanship/timing as a route runner this year. Wins consistently on slants/digs/outs because he has a plan to attack every leverage/technique. - Improved attn. to detail vs. zone. Really precise stems to disguise his route & disappear into the blind spot - More juice after the catch this year

James Foster

112,084 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Caller : “My Dad Is Demanding I Pay Him $2800 Every Month And I’m Just 19” Caller: I'm 19 years old, uh, moved away from home, um, currently living on my grandpa's farm and my dad wants $2,800 a month. you know, most kids turn of age when they're 18. Uh, my grandpa, uh, decided to do that for my dad when he turned 21. Co-Host: Like you become adults when you're 21? Is that what you're saying, instead of 18? Caller: Yes. Host: Okay, why does your dad want $2,800 a month from you? That's your adult tax? Caller: I don't know. Host: No, are you telling me... you're telling me your dad said to you in some form or fashion, um, you went to live with your grandfather, and he said, "I want $2,800 a month and you just need to send it to me," and no explanation and you didn't ask any questions? Caller: Uh, yeah. I had a couple of conversations with dad about it, Caller: So, the conversations kind of went like this. You know, I asked him, you know, I told him I didn't think it was fair. Um, you know, told him that if I'm living away from home and he's not paying any of my expenses, then he shouldn't get any of my money. so, he just said that he was offended that I even had the, how would you say it? Maybe the balls... Co-Host: Audacity? Does this... is there a link there that you're saying... Is there some sort of link? I'm trying to understand this other than to just tell your dad where he can put his opinion, which is where the sun doesn't shine, you know what I'm saying? Host: Jade's asking the right question. Is that basically your dad's demanding that because until you're 21, you do whatever he says? Caller: Yes. Caller: So, you know, in my opinion, if I'm living under his roof, eating his food, he has the right to make whatever requirements that he wants... Host: No. No. No. No, let's just set... let's just nail that down. Uh, if you were living with him now and you were making money, and you are, um, he could ask for rent, and that's totally fair, and pay a portion of the utilities, at which point you still get to decide whether or not you want to do it or not, and then he gets to decide whether or not you get to stay. So, that is a normal relationship thing. But this idea that if I lived with him, then I'd have to do whatever he says is bonkers! Demanding money from you that you make is what I was referring to. Co-Host: When you don't even live there. Austin, you're 19 right ? Host: Have you paid him... have you paid him any money? What have you paid him? Caller: Uh, $2,800 bucks a month. Actually, last while I've been sending him $3,000 a month Host: How long have you been sending him... how long have you been sending him $3,000 a month? Caller: about four months. And then before that, it was $2,800 bucks a month, and then before that, he was paying for my expenses and he got all my money. Co-Host: Is your dad... is there something wrong with him? Like is... is there a reason... is there a reason he can't work? Is there something... Caller: No. Host: No, it's a legit question. I'm laughing not at your question, but because that's... Co-Host: Something's wrong with him!
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Caller : “My Dad Is Demanding I Pay Him $2800 Every Month And I’m Just 19” Caller: I'm 19 years old, uh, moved away from home, um, currently living on my grandpa's farm and my dad wants $2,800 a month. you know, most kids turn of age when they're 18. Uh, my grandpa, uh, decided to do that for my dad when he turned 21. Co-Host: Like you become adults when you're 21? Is that what you're saying, instead of 18? Caller: Yes. Host: Okay, why does your dad want $2,800 a month from you? That's your adult tax? Caller: I don't know. Host: No, are you telling me... you're telling me your dad said to you in some form or fashion, um, you went to live with your grandfather, and he said, "I want $2,800 a month and you just need to send it to me," and no explanation and you didn't ask any questions? Caller: Uh, yeah. I had a couple of conversations with dad about it, Caller: So, the conversations kind of went like this. You know, I asked him, you know, I told him I didn't think it was fair. Um, you know, told him that if I'm living away from home and he's not paying any of my expenses, then he shouldn't get any of my money. so, he just said that he was offended that I even had the, how would you say it? Maybe the balls... Co-Host: Audacity? Does this... is there a link there that you're saying... Is there some sort of link? I'm trying to understand this other than to just tell your dad where he can put his opinion, which is where the sun doesn't shine, you know what I'm saying? Host: Jade's asking the right question. Is that basically your dad's demanding that because until you're 21, you do whatever he says? Caller: Yes. Caller: So, you know, in my opinion, if I'm living under his roof, eating his food, he has the right to make whatever requirements that he wants... Host: No. No. No. No, let's just set... let's just nail that down. Uh, if you were living with him now and you were making money, and you are, um, he could ask for rent, and that's totally fair, and pay a portion of the utilities, at which point you still get to decide whether or not you want to do it or not, and then he gets to decide whether or not you get to stay. So, that is a normal relationship thing. But this idea that if I lived with him, then I'd have to do whatever he says is bonkers! Demanding money from you that you make is what I was referring to. Co-Host: When you don't even live there. Austin, you're 19 right ? Host: Have you paid him... have you paid him any money? What have you paid him? Caller: Uh, $2,800 bucks a month. Actually, last while I've been sending him $3,000 a month Host: How long have you been sending him... how long have you been sending him $3,000 a month? Caller: about four months. And then before that, it was $2,800 bucks a month, and then before that, he was paying for my expenses and he got all my money. Co-Host: Is your dad... is there something wrong with him? Like is... is there a reason... is there a reason he can't work? Is there something... Caller: No. Host: No, it's a legit question. I'm laughing not at your question, but because that's... Co-Host: Something's wrong with him!

Jeff

93,388 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Here's what Leopold Aschenbrenner's comms strategy should be, according to Lulu Cheng Meservey. "I would not start doing things differently. Because when people change how they operate it shows that they're in a crisis. Obviously it wasn't a good day, but there's a difference between market movement versus repudiating your underlying worldview and long term thesis." "Going direct doesn't mean you just have to tweet into the void or to the public. Going direct can mean picking up the phone and calling your LPs. He can call the LPs and make sure they understand two things. One, that day-to-day market movement and portfolio management, even in pretty extraordinary circumstances, don't change the underlying thesis and worldview. And that his vision for what happens in AI still stands." "Two, is that he has this hidden jewel of his portfolio in private companies. This is an unusual thing that he has access to and what is happening in the public market is actually the peripheral padding around this really interesting core of his private investments." "If his employees and LPs know these two things then he just has to weather Twitter for a little bit, come back, and two weeks later some other thing will happen and people will be like 'He's the goat again.'"
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Here's what Leopold Aschenbrenner's comms strategy should be, according to Lulu Cheng Meservey. "I would not start doing things differently. Because when people change how they operate it shows that they're in a crisis. Obviously it wasn't a good day, but there's a difference between market movement versus repudiating your underlying worldview and long term thesis." "Going direct doesn't mean you just have to tweet into the void or to the public. Going direct can mean picking up the phone and calling your LPs. He can call the LPs and make sure they understand two things. One, that day-to-day market movement and portfolio management, even in pretty extraordinary circumstances, don't change the underlying thesis and worldview. And that his vision for what happens in AI still stands." "Two, is that he has this hidden jewel of his portfolio in private companies. This is an unusual thing that he has access to and what is happening in the public market is actually the peripheral padding around this really interesting core of his private investments." "If his employees and LPs know these two things then he just has to weather Twitter for a little bit, come back, and two weeks later some other thing will happen and people will be like 'He's the goat again.'"

TBPN

55,345 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

This is what modern men have reduced themselves to, they’ve forgotten that they’re the prize and they’re the ones that do the choosing and selecting not the other way round. She has sensed that he’s a weak man that lack abundance mindset that’s why she’s accessing him and calling the shots because he has seen fine face, big breast and big ass that’s why he quickly traded his Power quickly. A Baby mama that’s second hand good in the dating market plus she’s not worthy to be your no 1 or 2 choice, instead he’s fooling in front of her because he badly wants her to accept him. That same woman would get treated like trash or fvcked ruthlessly if the Baby daddy shows up at any given time. Modern men are shameless to their ancestors.Max-chi Neo Officiall KING CHIDI DML | DurableManLecture📃 Bambulu 2.0 Don Jay of Arsenal
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This is what modern men have reduced themselves to, they’ve forgotten that they’re the prize and they’re the ones that do the choosing and selecting not the other way round. She has sensed that he’s a weak man that lack abundance mindset that’s why she’s accessing him and calling the shots because he has seen fine face, big breast and big ass that’s why he quickly traded his Power quickly. A Baby mama that’s second hand good in the dating market plus she’s not worthy to be your no 1 or 2 choice, instead he’s fooling in front of her because he badly wants her to accept him. That same woman would get treated like trash or fvcked ruthlessly if the Baby daddy shows up at any given time. Modern men are shameless to their ancestors.Max-chi Neo Officiall KING CHIDI DML | DurableManLecture📃 Bambulu 2.0 Don Jay of Arsenal

Bal RON d'or 🐐🎈⚽

147,167 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

I've got enough experience doing this to know that it's probably going to be weeks rather than months for Mr. Atlas. Our wonderful house dog at Happy Doggo has had two huge operations and we've given him every chance imaginable. I've just noticed in the past few days that his energy levels have dropped. He's taken an extra hour in his bed. He's having longer lounges on the couch. His energy has dipped and his eyes are just that little bit cloudy. that has all been confirmed by blood work and lots of different tests. We are a rescue and ultimately we're judged on how many dogs we can save. I always knew that it would be a quality of life thing with Atlas and that ultimately we would not be able to give him a long life. I do happen to believe, though, that the work we do in making these dogs happy at the end of their lives is just as important as anything else we do at scale. Atlas is still at that stage where he has great spurts of energy and goes on walks and looks for attention from all his favorite humans. We'll wrap him up in cotton wool, pamper him, shower him in love and get him all the meds he can have. No stone will go unturned to make sure Atlas continues to live his dream life while he can. I always say that dogs live in the moment. Atlas can't remember his horrid times on the streets or his massive tumor that he carried around for years. All he knows is the love, attention, great food, and wonderful life he will have today. Every other day will be a bonus and we’ll be with him every step of the way ❤️
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I've got enough experience doing this to know that it's probably going to be weeks rather than months for Mr. Atlas. Our wonderful house dog at Happy Doggo has had two huge operations and we've given him every chance imaginable. I've just noticed in the past few days that his energy levels have dropped. He's taken an extra hour in his bed. He's having longer lounges on the couch. His energy has dipped and his eyes are just that little bit cloudy. that has all been confirmed by blood work and lots of different tests. We are a rescue and ultimately we're judged on how many dogs we can save. I always knew that it would be a quality of life thing with Atlas and that ultimately we would not be able to give him a long life. I do happen to believe, though, that the work we do in making these dogs happy at the end of their lives is just as important as anything else we do at scale. Atlas is still at that stage where he has great spurts of energy and goes on walks and looks for attention from all his favorite humans. We'll wrap him up in cotton wool, pamper him, shower him in love and get him all the meds he can have. No stone will go unturned to make sure Atlas continues to live his dream life while he can. I always say that dogs live in the moment. Atlas can't remember his horrid times on the streets or his massive tumor that he carried around for years. All he knows is the love, attention, great food, and wonderful life he will have today. Every other day will be a bonus and we’ll be with him every step of the way ❤️

Niall Harbison

177,371 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten