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🥀❤️‍🔥🌹10 个月前

1999 (49) 🕊️❤️🌹🙏🏿

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Chuck KnowThis10 个月前

I really hated this guy growing up. He was a ruthless villain. He was a great actor.

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3muy3😁😁10 个月前

Greatest villain of all time

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Dain Metcalfe10 个月前

I’m from Kauai. The same island that CHT called home. When I was 7, I saw him at the airport and asked him for an autograph. He immediately pulled out a pic of himself from MK. He signed it “To Dain: Your Soul is Mine”. And ever since then I’ve loved him dearly. RIP brother.

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Amazing10 个月前

Showdown in little Tokyo Rip 🪦 legend

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Thee ORIGINAL King Kusha10 个月前

Not including Johnny Tsumani footage in this is whack

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Ghettoqueen10 个月前

Rest Easy Tagawa 💔

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DarkDude10 个月前

Your soul is mine

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Crown 🏙10 个月前

He used to harvest souls in mortal kombat, it seems his soul got harvested finally RIP

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Mark Vital10 个月前

No many mention it, but he also appeared in an episode of Sabrina The Teenage Witch were she thought he was some sort of villian.

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M03 Gaming10 个月前

Of all the bad guys on screen, Cary‑Hiroyuki Tagawa was the most lovable. He made villains magnetic—Shang Tsung wasn’t just evil, he was unforgettable. Tagawa proved that even the darkest roles can shine with charisma. Rest in power to a legend who turned menace into art.

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SweetLyf⚓️10 个月前

Someone please remind me the title of this movie.

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DarkMatter🇺🇸10 个月前

Showdown in Little Tokyo.

✪ εkun Oko ●YIÑDᗩM✪LÄ˙⁠❥⁠˙╬✯✯🇺🇲🇬🇧 的头像

✪ εkun Oko ●YIÑDᗩM✪LÄ˙⁠❥⁠˙╬✯✯🇺🇲🇬🇧10 个月前

I fear this man like while watching him then cause e sure say e go kill actor family member na terror e be

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BuddyWestside10 个月前

Hold up ✋the math ain’t mathin… 2015 - 65yo / 2025… 69yo??? 😭

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L A10 个月前

A part of my childhood died again today…

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🅳🅴🅾🅽10 个月前

Rest in peace champ.. 🖤🙏🏻 You were one of the best.

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Akinfenwa Benard10 个月前

Man was a monster during his time..was in showdown in little tokyo.. loved to work with van dam

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Thiago Fagundes10 个月前

Nobusuke Tagomi Aqui que eu vi que ele era um ator foda, não um aleatório que foi o shang tsung. @grok traduza para o inglês

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Domenic Tencati10 个月前

I've seen a lot of tributes to Mr. Tagawa, and this one made me smile the most. Thanks for posting.

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OG10 个月前

Top tier Villain 🙌🏿

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Кс🇷🇺ения10 个月前

Упокой, Господи, раба твоего Пантелеимона...

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0xbrah〽️10 个月前

Great villain on Mortal Kombat

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🔻S.Aziz 🇨🇩🇵🇸🇸🇩10 个月前

His soul was not his.

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Mugabe Elias10 个月前

Bridge of dragons

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AGABI10 个月前

This man is one of those villain in movie that made people just your look especially if it’s not friendly as terrorist .

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IsaRayD 10 个月前

You guys don’t know how much I hated this man in all his movies. Played his part well

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Matt E Ice10 个月前

He double cross me… so I double cross him better

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AUTOSPLUG AND LOGISTICS LTD🇳🇬🇨🇦10 个月前

You see showdown in little Tokyo where he be head Ed the call girl he was making out with, still traumatize me.

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Ehiwuogwun Monday10 个月前

Shangtsung Wins!!! Fatality Flawless Victory 🙌

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Bob sapp10 个月前

I never knew his name, but I always recognized him.

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Nkhwazi Holdings10 个月前

Koma chinachapa Dolph 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Aero👾

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The Right Rev. Mariann Budde, the Episcopal bishop of Washington, D.C., reflected Tuesday on the current American political climate and the need for "true unity." "It goes without saying that, in a democracy, not everyone's particular hopes and dreams can be realized in a given legislative session or a presidential term, not even in a generation," Budde said during remarks at an interfaith prayer service at Washington National Cathedral with the president, Vice President JD Vance and their spouses in attendance. "But for some, the loss of their hopes and dreams will be far more than political defeat, but, instead, a loss of equality and dignity and their livelihoods." Given this, she asked, if "true unity among us" was possible and why we as a nation should care about achieving it. "I hope we care because the culture of contempt that has become normalized in this country threatens to destroy us," Budde said. Pointing to what sociologists call the "outrage industrial complex," which she says is fueled by a divided America. "Contempt fuels political campaigns and social media and many profit from that. But it's a worrisome— it's a dangerous way to lead a country." She said that, with God's help, unity is possible. While it won't be perfect, "for we are imperfect people and an imperfect union," it will be "sufficient enough to keep us all believing in and working to realize the ideals of the United States of America," Budde said.

The Right Rev. Mariann Budde, the Episcopal bishop of Washington, D.C., reflected Tuesday on the current American political climate and the need for "true unity." "It goes without saying that, in a democracy, not everyone's particular hopes and dreams can be realized in a given legislative session or a presidential term, not even in a generation," Budde said during remarks at an interfaith prayer service at Washington National Cathedral with the president, Vice President JD Vance and their spouses in attendance. "But for some, the loss of their hopes and dreams will be far more than political defeat, but, instead, a loss of equality and dignity and their livelihoods." Given this, she asked, if "true unity among us" was possible and why we as a nation should care about achieving it. "I hope we care because the culture of contempt that has become normalized in this country threatens to destroy us," Budde said. Pointing to what sociologists call the "outrage industrial complex," which she says is fueled by a divided America. "Contempt fuels political campaigns and social media and many profit from that. But it's a worrisome— it's a dangerous way to lead a country." She said that, with God's help, unity is possible. While it won't be perfect, "for we are imperfect people and an imperfect union," it will be "sufficient enough to keep us all believing in and working to realize the ideals of the United States of America," Budde said.

PBS News

95,035 次观看 • 1 年前

Everyone's watching oil hold in the seventies. The number that can't be massaged is sulfur, up roughly 300 PERCENT in a year Chris Martenson calls that the honest price in a dishonest market. His reasoning: crude trades through dozens of financial players stacking paper contracts on a handful of physical barrels, so the headline number can be leaned on, a reading he owns as his own. Sulfur has almost no paper market. When it triples, something real is happening. What's real is this. Sulfur is a byproduct of refining sour crude, the heavy grade the Gulf pumps and America imports, and it feeds the sulfuric acid beneath copper mining, chip fabrication, and above all phosphate fertilizer. Shut in Gulf fields and refineries and the loss doesn't stop at jet fuel. Chris's forecast, and he's careful to call it one: an escalation that hits Gulf refining the way Ukraine has gutted Russia's would take out something like HALF the world's sulfur supply, and detonate through food prices, metals, and the entire AI buildout at once. The asymmetry is what stayed with me after we stopped recording. The upside of this whole pressure campaign, in his accounting, is that Iran might concede somewhat sooner at a negotiating table. The downside is a global demand shock he compares to hitting a wall at fifty miles an hour. Weighing those two against each other is the entire war in one sentence. Chris Martenson

Everyone's watching oil hold in the seventies. The number that can't be massaged is sulfur, up roughly 300 PERCENT in a year Chris Martenson calls that the honest price in a dishonest market. His reasoning: crude trades through dozens of financial players stacking paper contracts on a handful of physical barrels, so the headline number can be leaned on, a reading he owns as his own. Sulfur has almost no paper market. When it triples, something real is happening. What's real is this. Sulfur is a byproduct of refining sour crude, the heavy grade the Gulf pumps and America imports, and it feeds the sulfuric acid beneath copper mining, chip fabrication, and above all phosphate fertilizer. Shut in Gulf fields and refineries and the loss doesn't stop at jet fuel. Chris's forecast, and he's careful to call it one: an escalation that hits Gulf refining the way Ukraine has gutted Russia's would take out something like HALF the world's sulfur supply, and detonate through food prices, metals, and the entire AI buildout at once. The asymmetry is what stayed with me after we stopped recording. The upside of this whole pressure campaign, in his accounting, is that Iran might concede somewhat sooner at a negotiating table. The downside is a global demand shock he compares to hitting a wall at fifty miles an hour. Weighing those two against each other is the entire war in one sentence. Chris Martenson

Mario Nawfal

366,587 次观看 • 3 个月前

🚨 $SPCX IS SETTING SAME TRAP $TSLA DID IN 2010... Real move hasn't even started $75 BILLION raised on June 12 Triple size of next-biggest IPO ever Priced at $135. Opened at $150. Past a $2 TRILLION valuation inside first hour Everyone's chasing pop I'm watching pattern Because we've seen this exact movie before - $TSLA, 2010 Tesla IPO'd at $17 on June 29, 2010 Two weeks later it touched $30. A 79% rip "This is the future." Everyone piled in Then reality hit. A $38.5M quarterly loss The stock got cut roughly in half over following months The hype crowd got flushed And THEN - in its fifth month public - Tesla ripped ~62% in a single markup leg The biggest move didn't come off IPO It came after base Now look at $SPCX Same script. Bigger stage Explosive open → euphoria → and if it tracks Tesla, a ~50% drawdown is setup, not threat Here's what the market isn't pricing in: Correction isn't the end of story. It's entry Rally → ~50% flush → months of accumulation → breakout → new ATHs That's not a chart. It's a playbook Weak hands sell dip The patient build position while everyone else calls it a failed IPO So ask yourself one question Do you want to chase the most-hyped stock on Earth at top? Or wait for flush textbook says is coming? You're early or you're exit. There's no third option This isn't caution. This is map I'll post moment the accumulation range confirms Turn on notifications. You'll want to be early on this one

🚨 $SPCX IS SETTING SAME TRAP $TSLA DID IN 2010... Real move hasn't even started $75 BILLION raised on June 12 Triple size of next-biggest IPO ever Priced at $135. Opened at $150. Past a $2 TRILLION valuation inside first hour Everyone's chasing pop I'm watching pattern Because we've seen this exact movie before - $TSLA, 2010 Tesla IPO'd at $17 on June 29, 2010 Two weeks later it touched $30. A 79% rip "This is the future." Everyone piled in Then reality hit. A $38.5M quarterly loss The stock got cut roughly in half over following months The hype crowd got flushed And THEN - in its fifth month public - Tesla ripped ~62% in a single markup leg The biggest move didn't come off IPO It came after base Now look at $SPCX Same script. Bigger stage Explosive open → euphoria → and if it tracks Tesla, a ~50% drawdown is setup, not threat Here's what the market isn't pricing in: Correction isn't the end of story. It's entry Rally → ~50% flush → months of accumulation → breakout → new ATHs That's not a chart. It's a playbook Weak hands sell dip The patient build position while everyone else calls it a failed IPO So ask yourself one question Do you want to chase the most-hyped stock on Earth at top? Or wait for flush textbook says is coming? You're early or you're exit. There's no third option This isn't caution. This is map I'll post moment the accumulation range confirms Turn on notifications. You'll want to be early on this one

Aralez 🐕

122,726 次观看 • 4 个月前

I'm not gonna lie. I deleted my first post bc of backlash yesterday. I was already feeling so sick. And 50 people ruthlessly telling me how ugly I am, just wasn't it in that moment. I have come soo far with dealing with people's opinions and shit. But it isn't always an easy let it go. For some reason its much easier for me to let go when people make fun of WHO I am, but HOW I look seems to be harder to deal with. But ya know what ... that's how I was born. My imperfections are what make me unique. It's quite sad how if you aren't surgically altered to perfection, you are labeled as ugly. I think real teeth, real noses, real faces.. are BEAUTIFUL.. (no hate at all to anyone please hear me) I just LOVE natural beauty. Some people even went to "my hairline" ... bitch... if you weren't only trying to be mean, you would ask and find out that I suffered serious hair loss when I battled health issues... and how it looks now is incredible compared to when I was sick... Of course I want to get braces one day. Of course I know I'm not for everyone. Of course I'm upset with myself that I let internet idiots get to me. I can handle the shit. Sometimes I fall. I'm not everyone's cup of tea. But I am real. And I'm just me. 🫶 So sending love to everyone out there. Especially the ones who try to tear others down, yall need it the most 💙

I'm not gonna lie. I deleted my first post bc of backlash yesterday. I was already feeling so sick. And 50 people ruthlessly telling me how ugly I am, just wasn't it in that moment. I have come soo far with dealing with people's opinions and shit. But it isn't always an easy let it go. For some reason its much easier for me to let go when people make fun of WHO I am, but HOW I look seems to be harder to deal with. But ya know what ... that's how I was born. My imperfections are what make me unique. It's quite sad how if you aren't surgically altered to perfection, you are labeled as ugly. I think real teeth, real noses, real faces.. are BEAUTIFUL.. (no hate at all to anyone please hear me) I just LOVE natural beauty. Some people even went to "my hairline" ... bitch... if you weren't only trying to be mean, you would ask and find out that I suffered serious hair loss when I battled health issues... and how it looks now is incredible compared to when I was sick... Of course I want to get braces one day. Of course I know I'm not for everyone. Of course I'm upset with myself that I let internet idiots get to me. I can handle the shit. Sometimes I fall. I'm not everyone's cup of tea. But I am real. And I'm just me. 🫶 So sending love to everyone out there. Especially the ones who try to tear others down, yall need it the most 💙

Em

48,862 次观看 • 1 天前