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Jamie Foxx explains how Samuel L. Jackson talked Leonardo DiCaprio through saying the n-word on the Django Unchained set “Even for Leo, it was tough because Leo had to say nigger a whole lot. And Leo, his best friend is Q-Tip.” "But you know why that's tough too? Because...

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🚨 Leonardo DiCaprio almost walked away from a scene in Django Unchained because he couldn’t say the “N” word. “The subject matter, the N-word… Leo had a hard time saying the N-word,” Jamie Foxx said. “We’re doing a read, and Leo says, ‘And then he’s… hey man, hey guys, cut. I just can’t do this. This is not me.’” That’s when Samuel L. Jackson jumped in: “Say that sh*t, motherf**er! It’s just another Tuesday. F* ’em!” Foxx told him, “Leo, in slavery days, we would never talk to each other. So I’m not your friend. You won’t be able to play that character unless you really understand what slavery was about. It was tough, it was horrific.” Foxx revealed that the next day, Leonardo DiCaprio came to the set prepared & didn't break his character at all, “I see Leo, he walks in. I said, ‘Leo, what’s up? L? L, what’s up?’ He don’t speak to me.” “Ready.”
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🚨 Leonardo DiCaprio almost walked away from a scene in Django Unchained because he couldn’t say the “N” word. “The subject matter, the N-word… Leo had a hard time saying the N-word,” Jamie Foxx said. “We’re doing a read, and Leo says, ‘And then he’s… hey man, hey guys, cut. I just can’t do this. This is not me.’” That’s when Samuel L. Jackson jumped in: “Say that sh*t, motherf**er! It’s just another Tuesday. F* ’em!” Foxx told him, “Leo, in slavery days, we would never talk to each other. So I’m not your friend. You won’t be able to play that character unless you really understand what slavery was about. It was tough, it was horrific.” Foxx revealed that the next day, Leonardo DiCaprio came to the set prepared & didn't break his character at all, “I see Leo, he walks in. I said, ‘Leo, what’s up? L? L, what’s up?’ He don’t speak to me.” “Ready.”

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Jamie Foxx tells Keke Palmer WILD Django Unchained stories about the INSANE AURA Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L. Jackson had on set, from wearing 4-INCH lifts just to be taller than Leo to watching Samuel instantly SWITCH UP between takes and even PRESS DiCaprio to fully commit to saying the N-word 🤯🔥🎬
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Jamie Foxx tells Keke Palmer WILD Django Unchained stories about the INSANE AURA Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L. Jackson had on set, from wearing 4-INCH lifts just to be taller than Leo to watching Samuel instantly SWITCH UP between takes and even PRESS DiCaprio to fully commit to saying the N-word 🤯🔥🎬

Killa 🌺

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Samuel L. Jackson says the studio was trying to turn Snakes on a Plane (2006) into a PG 13 movie until he stepped in and demanded to say “motherf*cker.” “They were trying to make a PG 13 movie and you can only have like one fck or some sht like that in it.” “And I told them, ‘Look, I gotta say motherf*cker in this movie.’” “It’s like… there’s motherf*cking snakes all over this plane.” Jackson also nearly quit when the studio temporarily renamed the movie “Terror on Flight 272.” “If it’s not Snakes on a Plane, I’m not shooting an inch of this f*cking movie, I’ll go home right now.”
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Samuel L. Jackson says the studio was trying to turn Snakes on a Plane (2006) into a PG 13 movie until he stepped in and demanded to say “motherf*cker.” “They were trying to make a PG 13 movie and you can only have like one fck or some sht like that in it.” “And I told them, ‘Look, I gotta say motherf*cker in this movie.’” “It’s like… there’s motherf*cking snakes all over this plane.” Jackson also nearly quit when the studio temporarily renamed the movie “Terror on Flight 272.” “If it’s not Snakes on a Plane, I’m not shooting an inch of this f*cking movie, I’ll go home right now.”

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Samuel L. Jackson says Quentin Tarantino originally didn’t want to tell him he wasn’t playing Django. “He sent me the script without telling me I wasn’t going to be Django.” “He just said, ‘Read it. The character is Stephen.’” “I called him back and said, ‘So you want me to play the most despicable Black man in the history of cinema?’” “He said, ‘Well… yeah.’” “I told him, ‘Okay, let’s do it.’” “He actually toned Stephen down because he said, ‘I don’t want anybody to kill you.’” “People call Quentin racist because of his scripts.” “But every character he’s written for me has been intelligent, respected, and in control.” “It would be impossible for a racist to consistently write characters like that for me.”
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Samuel L. Jackson says Quentin Tarantino originally didn’t want to tell him he wasn’t playing Django. “He sent me the script without telling me I wasn’t going to be Django.” “He just said, ‘Read it. The character is Stephen.’” “I called him back and said, ‘So you want me to play the most despicable Black man in the history of cinema?’” “He said, ‘Well… yeah.’” “I told him, ‘Okay, let’s do it.’” “He actually toned Stephen down because he said, ‘I don’t want anybody to kill you.’” “People call Quentin racist because of his scripts.” “But every character he’s written for me has been intelligent, respected, and in control.” “It would be impossible for a racist to consistently write characters like that for me.”

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260127 ald1official stationhead - anxin brings his own mattress to music shows and sleeps a lot - the member say anxin is the best sleeper - there are a lot of photos of sleeping anxin - arno mentioned that ald1 greeted many sunbaenim’s and went to each waiting room to greet them! - leo said that they gave all the sunbaenim’s their album with their signatures on it and that sunbaenim’s gave them an album back with their signatures on it too - leo also said ald1 have an album collection now too - and all the members said it was a huge honour! #ALPHADRIVEONE #ALD1 #알파드라이브원
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BREAKING NEWS: Trump announces economic plan. “So there are some of the most brilliant people in Wall Street that are saying that if President Trump doesn't win, you're going to have a depression. I have to agree. I think that's true. Because I know how bad these people are. You know, they like to say that they did this and that. You saw the seven trillion that they said it was me for seven trillion. It wasn't me. It was them. They said that I had inflation. They took over 9% in inflation. No, no, I had 1% inflation. I had actually no inflation because if you look at the categories, we had just about no inflation. But I had a very minor-- I actually had a positive inflation. It was a perfect number. Because you don't want zero. I mean, I'm not going to give you a whole course on economics. But you don't want zero. 1% 1.4% is great. You want a little bit because you don't want to have deflation. Deflation is, in many ways, even worse. I had a perfect number right around the 1% number. It was perfect. And to show you, it stayed there for two years. And then he did all of the different borrowings that he did. And then he did so many things wrong. Every time he would do it, I'd say big mistake. And don't forget they sell hats. And they sell stories. Trump was right about everything. I happened right about a lot.”
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BREAKING NEWS: Trump announces economic plan. “So there are some of the most brilliant people in Wall Street that are saying that if President Trump doesn't win, you're going to have a depression. I have to agree. I think that's true. Because I know how bad these people are. You know, they like to say that they did this and that. You saw the seven trillion that they said it was me for seven trillion. It wasn't me. It was them. They said that I had inflation. They took over 9% in inflation. No, no, I had 1% inflation. I had actually no inflation because if you look at the categories, we had just about no inflation. But I had a very minor-- I actually had a positive inflation. It was a perfect number. Because you don't want zero. I mean, I'm not going to give you a whole course on economics. But you don't want zero. 1% 1.4% is great. You want a little bit because you don't want to have deflation. Deflation is, in many ways, even worse. I had a perfect number right around the 1% number. It was perfect. And to show you, it stayed there for two years. And then he did all of the different borrowings that he did. And then he did so many things wrong. Every time he would do it, I'd say big mistake. And don't forget they sell hats. And they sell stories. Trump was right about everything. I happened right about a lot.”

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Bill Maher reveals why flying private has become frustrating Bill: "It became, first of all, too many crypto guys with too much money chasing too few jets. I never bought. I didn't want to own one. That's right." "Because then everything is your problem. You have to hire the pilots and keep them on. You have to get a hangar. You have to do the landing, right? I was like, 'No, the maintenance, the whole thing.'" "Yes. Let me just add, this happened a few times. If you're renting it and it doesn't work on the runway, which happened more and more—it's one reason I'm stopping—more and more there was the, 'There's something wrong with the computer.' Like, they will get you another plane." Byron: "Not as pretty. Not as good." Bill: "Or better." Bill: "Or better. I was once halfway to Florida, problem. Flew all the way back to LA and they had a much bigger, faster plane waiting for me. That's the advantage over not having your plane. As most of you people listening know, if there's one thing I tell the young comedians, relate to your audience. Do things they can relate to, for God's sakes." Byron: "Don't go out there and do the first half hour about your private jet." Bill: "But it's true. Too many crypto guys chasing too many jets." Byron: "Yeah." Bill: "Too many, like, the number of times there was, 'Oh, there's a problem,' just increased. I don't know why that is. I don't know if the jets got worse or maybe it was just people who are stoned who are working in this industry. I don't know. But I never had a good feeling even about the private jet, like, is there going to be some problem today?"

Tony Jacob | FindaClip.com

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260822 Leo live #리오 #LEO 🦁 Ah, but seriously, there were so many billboards and video screens with my photos and videos all over the world. I saw them earlier and was like, 'Wait, is this real?' but they told me it actually was. ALLYZ prepared so many different things for my birthday. 🦁 I still remember, back in the day, having even one of these was super rare and felt so precious. Of course, it's just as precious now, but back then it was like one or two? Now, just from what I've seen, there are way more than that. It made me realize, 'Ah, I’m truly receiving so much love after debuting.' 💭 There are only photos of Leo in Hongdae! 🦁 Right! So a friend texted me today with a photo of... what do you call those? The street banners hanging on the street? They took a picture and sent it to me, and I instantly recognized the background! It was right near where I used to live. It was the exact path I used to ride my bike home on, and right there, my picture was hanging up. 🦁 So when my friend sent it, I felt super moved and emotional in so many ways. Because I lived there for... well, a really long time, and I walked down that street so often. Past-me, who walked that path every single day, could have never imagined receiving this much love in the future. Recognizing that street in just a second felt so surreal and touching. 🦁 So I really wanted to say thank you to ALLYZ once again. I feel like I received way more love than I deserve today not just today, but continuously. 💭 There were a lot of Leo birthday cafes in Japan too! 🦁 Really? Thank you so much, seriously. 🦁 In my heart, I want to oops, sorry (dropped cutlery) in my heart, I want to visit every single one, see them all, and hang out directly with ALLYZ. 💭 There’s one at the Express Bus Terminal too! 🦁 Really? 💭 The Leo bus... 🦁 Ah, I saw that! Anyway, I saw it, but is that even real? How is that possible? I really want to see it in person! It's actually driving around? That's amazing, thank you so much, seriously. 🙏 🦁 Thank you so, so much, and I love you. Thank you for making the whole world about Leo. I’m so happy I could feel this way, even if just for a day.
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260822 Leo live #리오 #LEO 🦁 Ah, but seriously, there were so many billboards and video screens with my photos and videos all over the world. I saw them earlier and was like, 'Wait, is this real?' but they told me it actually was. ALLYZ prepared so many different things for my birthday. 🦁 I still remember, back in the day, having even one of these was super rare and felt so precious. Of course, it's just as precious now, but back then it was like one or two? Now, just from what I've seen, there are way more than that. It made me realize, 'Ah, I’m truly receiving so much love after debuting.' 💭 There are only photos of Leo in Hongdae! 🦁 Right! So a friend texted me today with a photo of... what do you call those? The street banners hanging on the street? They took a picture and sent it to me, and I instantly recognized the background! It was right near where I used to live. It was the exact path I used to ride my bike home on, and right there, my picture was hanging up. 🦁 So when my friend sent it, I felt super moved and emotional in so many ways. Because I lived there for... well, a really long time, and I walked down that street so often. Past-me, who walked that path every single day, could have never imagined receiving this much love in the future. Recognizing that street in just a second felt so surreal and touching. 🦁 So I really wanted to say thank you to ALLYZ once again. I feel like I received way more love than I deserve today not just today, but continuously. 💭 There were a lot of Leo birthday cafes in Japan too! 🦁 Really? Thank you so much, seriously. 🦁 In my heart, I want to oops, sorry (dropped cutlery) in my heart, I want to visit every single one, see them all, and hang out directly with ALLYZ. 💭 There’s one at the Express Bus Terminal too! 🦁 Really? 💭 The Leo bus... 🦁 Ah, I saw that! Anyway, I saw it, but is that even real? How is that possible? I really want to see it in person! It's actually driving around? That's amazing, thank you so much, seriously. 🙏 🦁 Thank you so, so much, and I love you. Thank you for making the whole world about Leo. I’m so happy I could feel this way, even if just for a day.

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Ángel Di María on Jorge Messi’s Passing Interviewer 🗣️: Ángel, you’ve known Leo and his family for so many years. What went through your mind when you heard about Jorge? Di María 🗣️: Honestly… I don't even know what to say. When someone loses their father, there are no words that can really make the pain disappear. And when it's Leo… it hurts even more because I've seen how much his family means to him. People see Messi the footballer. They see the trophies, the goals, the World Cups. But I’ve seen Leo the person. I've seen him when things were difficult, when the whole world was against him. And Jorge was always there. Interviewer 🗣️: What kind of person was Jorge to you? Di María 🗣️: He was Leo's father before anything else. And that's what I remember most. He didn't care about the Ballon d'Ors or the records. He cared about his son being okay. (pauses, visibly emotional) I remember so many moments when Leo was under incredible pressure, and somehow… his family gave him a place where he could just be Leo. That's something you don't understand until you lose it. Interviewer 🗣️: What would you say to Leo right now? Di María 🗣️: I'd tell him to forget football for a while. Forget everything. Forget the trophies. Forget the expectations. Forget what people want from you. Just go home. Sit with your family. Hug your children. Hug your mother. Remember your father. Because football will always be there. Your father won't. Interviewer🗣️: Do you think Jorge would be proud of Leo? Di María 🗣️: (smiles through tears) Proud? I think he would be incredibly proud. But you know what I think? I don't think Jorge's proudest moment was when Leo lifted the World Cup. I think it was every time he saw his son come home and be a good father, a good husband, a good person. That's what matters when everything else disappears. Interviewer 🗣️: If you could speak to Jorge one last time, what would you tell him? Di María 🗣️: I'd say… "Thank you for always being there for Leo." We all know what Messi gave to football. But Jorge gave something even more important. He gave Leo the strength to keep going when football became too heavy. And now, when Leo looks up and doesn't see him anymore… I hope he remembers that his father's love doesn't disappear. It stays with you. Forever. (Di María pauses, wipes his eyes and looks down.) Di María : And Leo… if you're watching this, don't try to be strong all the time. You're allowed to miss your dad. You're allowed to cry. You're allowed to feel broken. You've spent your whole life making millions of people happy. Now it's time to take care of yourself. Your friends are here. Your family is here. And your father's love will always be with you.
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Ángel Di María on Jorge Messi’s Passing Interviewer 🗣️: Ángel, you’ve known Leo and his family for so many years. What went through your mind when you heard about Jorge? Di María 🗣️: Honestly… I don't even know what to say. When someone loses their father, there are no words that can really make the pain disappear. And when it's Leo… it hurts even more because I've seen how much his family means to him. People see Messi the footballer. They see the trophies, the goals, the World Cups. But I’ve seen Leo the person. I've seen him when things were difficult, when the whole world was against him. And Jorge was always there. Interviewer 🗣️: What kind of person was Jorge to you? Di María 🗣️: He was Leo's father before anything else. And that's what I remember most. He didn't care about the Ballon d'Ors or the records. He cared about his son being okay. (pauses, visibly emotional) I remember so many moments when Leo was under incredible pressure, and somehow… his family gave him a place where he could just be Leo. That's something you don't understand until you lose it. Interviewer 🗣️: What would you say to Leo right now? Di María 🗣️: I'd tell him to forget football for a while. Forget everything. Forget the trophies. Forget the expectations. Forget what people want from you. Just go home. Sit with your family. Hug your children. Hug your mother. Remember your father. Because football will always be there. Your father won't. Interviewer🗣️: Do you think Jorge would be proud of Leo? Di María 🗣️: (smiles through tears) Proud? I think he would be incredibly proud. But you know what I think? I don't think Jorge's proudest moment was when Leo lifted the World Cup. I think it was every time he saw his son come home and be a good father, a good husband, a good person. That's what matters when everything else disappears. Interviewer 🗣️: If you could speak to Jorge one last time, what would you tell him? Di María 🗣️: I'd say… "Thank you for always being there for Leo." We all know what Messi gave to football. But Jorge gave something even more important. He gave Leo the strength to keep going when football became too heavy. And now, when Leo looks up and doesn't see him anymore… I hope he remembers that his father's love doesn't disappear. It stays with you. Forever. (Di María pauses, wipes his eyes and looks down.) Di María : And Leo… if you're watching this, don't try to be strong all the time. You're allowed to miss your dad. You're allowed to cry. You're allowed to feel broken. You've spent your whole life making millions of people happy. Now it's time to take care of yourself. Your friends are here. Your family is here. And your father's love will always be with you.

Tanya

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Jason Sudeikis says tipping culture has gotten out of hand where you're an asshole for tipping 10% Benny: “When you're tipping at a restaurant, it's an interesting world to be in” Jason: “How do you do the math for 12%” Kristin: “I get too scared to do anything other than 20% or above” Benny: “You know what the worst thing is. When it's an automatic gratuity at 18%, because then you're like, how do I even add a percentage? Then I'm like, oh, it's too low” Dicky: “He criticizes me for tipping 20%” Jason: “Instead of what?” Dicky: “30% 35%” Jason: “I don't think it teaches anything, tipping poorly. Because if someone is not good, like a waiter or waitress at a diner type place, and they're just brusque and not checked in, and you wanted to be there for 45 minutes, but you were there for an hour and a half because they were just not there. But if you only tipped 10%, they're only going to walk away from there going, ‘What an asshole,’ versus if you're going to tip 10%, I think you got to give a note saying, ‘I normally tip more, but you were so...’ or say it to them”
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Jason Sudeikis says tipping culture has gotten out of hand where you're an asshole for tipping 10% Benny: “When you're tipping at a restaurant, it's an interesting world to be in” Jason: “How do you do the math for 12%” Kristin: “I get too scared to do anything other than 20% or above” Benny: “You know what the worst thing is. When it's an automatic gratuity at 18%, because then you're like, how do I even add a percentage? Then I'm like, oh, it's too low” Dicky: “He criticizes me for tipping 20%” Jason: “Instead of what?” Dicky: “30% 35%” Jason: “I don't think it teaches anything, tipping poorly. Because if someone is not good, like a waiter or waitress at a diner type place, and they're just brusque and not checked in, and you wanted to be there for 45 minutes, but you were there for an hour and a half because they were just not there. But if you only tipped 10%, they're only going to walk away from there going, ‘What an asshole,’ versus if you're going to tip 10%, I think you got to give a note saying, ‘I normally tip more, but you were so...’ or say it to them”

dank

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Ansem explains why you need a long-term outlook in crypto “Crypto is so volatile that if you get too caught up in the day-to-day price action and you don't have a strong thesis on why this shit actually matters long-term, you're gonna get fucked over” “You're never gonna really make money in these markets. You're just not. It's because it's way too hard to trade them. It's too volatile” “So if you have like an extended picture, you can zoom out and you can DCA” “That's also I think why you should be able to sell on the way up at the top because you know how volatile this shit gets” “Like, okay, maybe in five to seven years it's just gonna be up infinite but this year it may go down 70%. So okay, maybe I'll take some profits”
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Ansem explains why you need a long-term outlook in crypto “Crypto is so volatile that if you get too caught up in the day-to-day price action and you don't have a strong thesis on why this shit actually matters long-term, you're gonna get fucked over” “You're never gonna really make money in these markets. You're just not. It's because it's way too hard to trade them. It's too volatile” “So if you have like an extended picture, you can zoom out and you can DCA” “That's also I think why you should be able to sell on the way up at the top because you know how volatile this shit gets” “Like, okay, maybe in five to seven years it's just gonna be up infinite but this year it may go down 70%. So okay, maybe I'll take some profits”

Jack

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Travis Kalanick says when it gets easy, it's time to push hard: "I always used to say, if it's getting easy, it's about to get really hard. You don't want it to be that way." "I've talked to a lot of entrepreneurs over the years where they're like, 'Oh man, we're just cranking. We're on easy street right now.' And I'm like, 'Dude, you are about to get your ass whooped and you don't even know it.'" "I know that too because I've experienced it myself." "There's actual times when it's easy, but it's because you're not continuing to push... When you're winning but you're taking it easy and you're about to start losing." travis kalanick benahorowitz.eth
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Travis Kalanick says when it gets easy, it's time to push hard: "I always used to say, if it's getting easy, it's about to get really hard. You don't want it to be that way." "I've talked to a lot of entrepreneurs over the years where they're like, 'Oh man, we're just cranking. We're on easy street right now.' And I'm like, 'Dude, you are about to get your ass whooped and you don't even know it.'" "I know that too because I've experienced it myself." "There's actual times when it's easy, but it's because you're not continuing to push... When you're winning but you're taking it easy and you're about to start losing." travis kalanick benahorowitz.eth

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Quentin Tarantino says actors aren’t hired to rewrite scripts, they’re hired to deliver them. “Actors aren't there to riff, they're there to say my dialogue, and if their riffing actually happens to be genius, I will just take credit for it” “Uma Thurman once perfectly said that when actors improvise anything beyond basic filler words or cusses, that is called writing, and that is not what you hire an actor to do” “The one exception is Samuel L. Jackson because he is a terrific writer in character who knows how his roles should talk, but he still loves tackling my exact words”
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Quentin Tarantino says actors aren’t hired to rewrite scripts, they’re hired to deliver them. “Actors aren't there to riff, they're there to say my dialogue, and if their riffing actually happens to be genius, I will just take credit for it” “Uma Thurman once perfectly said that when actors improvise anything beyond basic filler words or cusses, that is called writing, and that is not what you hire an actor to do” “The one exception is Samuel L. Jackson because he is a terrific writer in character who knows how his roles should talk, but he still loves tackling my exact words”

KΞRL_✂️

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Wake One is incredibly lucky to have Leo 🫠. I’m not saying this just because he’s my bias, but because Leo has a deep knowledge of music. He has friendships with producers and strong experience in that field, and I know this will help the group a lot throughout these six years. If Wake One doesn’t clip Leo’s wings when it comes to production, ALD1 will have a very promising future.
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Wake One is incredibly lucky to have Leo 🫠. I’m not saying this just because he’s my bias, but because Leo has a deep knowledge of music. He has friendships with producers and strong experience in that field, and I know this will help the group a lot throughout these six years. If Wake One doesn’t clip Leo’s wings when it comes to production, ALD1 will have a very promising future.

Yamii ༘♥︎ ⋆

21,893 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

They killed our son Scott Adams “At some point, there'll be a healthy number of Democrats who realized that they were on the side of killing an innocent man, and then they're going to find out that he was nothing like they thought. And this will be one of the biggest mistakes of humanity. It's one thing to kill somebody because you're going to get something out of it. This was not that. This is killing somebody and getting the opposite of whatever it was you wanted, because you're gonna get a lot of that. You're gonna get a lot, and it's gonna be the opposite of whatever you thought you wanted, but it's because you killed the wrong guy.” King John the Exuberant - "Mornin' Merica!"
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They killed our son Scott Adams “At some point, there'll be a healthy number of Democrats who realized that they were on the side of killing an innocent man, and then they're going to find out that he was nothing like they thought. And this will be one of the biggest mistakes of humanity. It's one thing to kill somebody because you're going to get something out of it. This was not that. This is killing somebody and getting the opposite of whatever it was you wanted, because you're gonna get a lot of that. You're gonna get a lot, and it's gonna be the opposite of whatever you thought you wanted, but it's because you killed the wrong guy.” King John the Exuberant - "Mornin' Merica!"

jay plemons

773,445 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

Sam Altman didn’t ask Paul Graham for advice before launching ChatGPT because he knew exactly what he would say "This is like a meme for many YC founders, where you would go see him for office hours and he would say, ‘you know what you should do?’ And he would shake his finger.” “And sometimes the thing that came after that was great. Sometimes the thing that came after that was terrible.” “But the important thing was there is a creativity and open landscape and just, let's try a lot of things." “He really pushed the startup ecosystem into this world of, you got to ship a V1 you're embarrassed of early. And it doesn't matter if it could be much better. You'll get it much, much better because of the feedback to customers." “I don't even think I asked him before we launched ChatGPT, like, ‘hey, do you think we should launch this thing?’ But I knew what he would say. I knew it was still early. I knew it was still embarrassing. And I knew the right thing was to get it out and get it in front of people."
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Sam Altman didn’t ask Paul Graham for advice before launching ChatGPT because he knew exactly what he would say "This is like a meme for many YC founders, where you would go see him for office hours and he would say, ‘you know what you should do?’ And he would shake his finger.” “And sometimes the thing that came after that was great. Sometimes the thing that came after that was terrible.” “But the important thing was there is a creativity and open landscape and just, let's try a lot of things." “He really pushed the startup ecosystem into this world of, you got to ship a V1 you're embarrassed of early. And it doesn't matter if it could be much better. You'll get it much, much better because of the feedback to customers." “I don't even think I asked him before we launched ChatGPT, like, ‘hey, do you think we should launch this thing?’ But I knew what he would say. I knew it was still early. I knew it was still embarrassing. And I knew the right thing was to get it out and get it in front of people."

dnap

52,262 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

Leonardo DiCaprio explains how the foot-opening-the-car-door scene in Wolf of Wall Street actually happened “That sequence, funnily enough, I thought was going to be very short. And when I did it with Marty, he had 50 shots set up. And I said, 'We're working on this for 2 days of me crawling from the telephone booth to the car.'” “He was like, 'Yeah, I'm going to do overhead shot, side shot. I'm going to make the stairs bigger. I want this to be like a dream sequence where you can't get to the car.'” “So I looked at Leo and I said, 'What are we going to do? You still have to open the door.' He says, 'I'll use my foot.' If anything, it was just the sheer exhaustion of doing that for hours and hours on end. Suddenly the foot felt like a good idea.”
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Leonardo DiCaprio explains how the foot-opening-the-car-door scene in Wolf of Wall Street actually happened “That sequence, funnily enough, I thought was going to be very short. And when I did it with Marty, he had 50 shots set up. And I said, 'We're working on this for 2 days of me crawling from the telephone booth to the car.'” “He was like, 'Yeah, I'm going to do overhead shot, side shot. I'm going to make the stairs bigger. I want this to be like a dream sequence where you can't get to the car.'” “So I looked at Leo and I said, 'What are we going to do? You still have to open the door.' He says, 'I'll use my foot.' If anything, it was just the sheer exhaustion of doing that for hours and hours on end. Suddenly the foot felt like a good idea.”

ramagazzi

23,818 görüntüleme • 27 gün önce

Black American Responds To Kamala Harris’ Viral Video About Cooking Collard Greens “We don't give a f**k about you cooking no goddamn collard greens in no motherf**king bathtub, Kamala — When Joe was in our office, he made you the border czar. You had one f**king job and one f**king job only. You couldn't even do that sh*t. You said, oh, uh, we watched you on the show when you told that man, he said, have you been to the border? I'll quote quote her. She said, no. And I haven't been to Europe neither. Well, motherf**ker, you ain't working for no goddamn Europe. You're working for us. We, the people, right here in the United motherf**king states of a goddamn America. So you need to go close that motherfucking border and stop letting all these illegal people in. Who in the f**k let all them people into the White House that are there burning flags and protesting and all that sh*t. That sh*t is ridiculous. We never seen that type of stuff take place here in America. We never seen that type of shit. But one thing about it, okay, if y'all wanna do that, take that shit to your motherf**king country.”
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Black American Responds To Kamala Harris’ Viral Video About Cooking Collard Greens “We don't give a f**k about you cooking no goddamn collard greens in no motherf**king bathtub, Kamala — When Joe was in our office, he made you the border czar. You had one f**king job and one f**king job only. You couldn't even do that sh*t. You said, oh, uh, we watched you on the show when you told that man, he said, have you been to the border? I'll quote quote her. She said, no. And I haven't been to Europe neither. Well, motherf**ker, you ain't working for no goddamn Europe. You're working for us. We, the people, right here in the United motherf**king states of a goddamn America. So you need to go close that motherfucking border and stop letting all these illegal people in. Who in the f**k let all them people into the White House that are there burning flags and protesting and all that sh*t. That sh*t is ridiculous. We never seen that type of stuff take place here in America. We never seen that type of shit. But one thing about it, okay, if y'all wanna do that, take that shit to your motherf**king country.”

Wall Street Apes

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