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Most people don’t realize “Harper Valley PTA” was a debut single. It turned Jeannie C. Riley into a star in 1968, selling over 6 million copies. Even wilder, it made her the first woman to take the same song to No. 1 on both the pop and country charts... show more

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I'm sorry, but this is actually ridiculous Kate. "Strip That" is your favourite Liam song? First of all, it's called Strip That Down. If it's supposedly your favourite song, you'd think you'd at least know the title. But that's not even the part that gets me. This is the same song you sat there laughing about while reading out a comment calling Liam "such a hypocrite." "Liam's such a hypocrite because he's telling her she's covered up for once but he has a song called Strip That Down." Instead of shutting that down, you laughed. Liam then had to explain himself: "Strip That Down is a song about keeping the music stripped down... want me the message to Ed asking why he wrote the song." He had to defend the meaning of his own song because you chose to give that comment a platform. And now, somehow, after all that... it's suddenly your favourite Liam song? The same song you publicly associated with people calling him a hypocrite. The same song you never defended when he was sitting right beside you explaining himself. The same song you've suddenly turned into a sentimental favourite after trying to turn it into a joke. It's amazing how everything connected to Liam seems to become meaningful only after he's no longer here. First it was suddenly a "sign" from the universe. Now Strip That Down is suddenly your favourite song. The history hasn't changed. People watched those videos in real time. People remember who ended up defending Liam and it wasn't you. If it's genuinely your favourite Liam song, maybe start by learning what it's actually called. Because after everything that happened around that song, this feels less like appreciation and more like another attempt to rewrite the past. #JusticeForLiam

I'm sorry, but this is actually ridiculous Kate. "Strip That" is your favourite Liam song? First of all, it's called Strip That Down. If it's supposedly your favourite song, you'd think you'd at least know the title. But that's not even the part that gets me. This is the same song you sat there laughing about while reading out a comment calling Liam "such a hypocrite." "Liam's such a hypocrite because he's telling her she's covered up for once but he has a song called Strip That Down." Instead of shutting that down, you laughed. Liam then had to explain himself: "Strip That Down is a song about keeping the music stripped down... want me the message to Ed asking why he wrote the song." He had to defend the meaning of his own song because you chose to give that comment a platform. And now, somehow, after all that... it's suddenly your favourite Liam song? The same song you publicly associated with people calling him a hypocrite. The same song you never defended when he was sitting right beside you explaining himself. The same song you've suddenly turned into a sentimental favourite after trying to turn it into a joke. It's amazing how everything connected to Liam seems to become meaningful only after he's no longer here. First it was suddenly a "sign" from the universe. Now Strip That Down is suddenly your favourite song. The history hasn't changed. People watched those videos in real time. People remember who ended up defending Liam and it wasn't you. If it's genuinely your favourite Liam song, maybe start by learning what it's actually called. Because after everything that happened around that song, this feels less like appreciation and more like another attempt to rewrite the past. #JusticeForLiam

Iris

80,120 views • 1 month ago

Hold up!! So the boys who made #TshwalaBamiChallenge blow up were not even dancing to “Tshwala Bam” track? Video on the Left looks to me to be the original and more natural and on beat than the Tshwala Wam dubbed one on the right. Is it the same song? Sounds different to me 😇 What’s the real story? UPDATE: Just been alerted that indeed the songs are different. The original dance was to a song called ‘Yeyee’ by Zan’Tan & JazziQ. Thanks Bedlala This makes this story even more interesting.

Hold up!! So the boys who made #TshwalaBamiChallenge blow up were not even dancing to “Tshwala Bam” track? Video on the Left looks to me to be the original and more natural and on beat than the Tshwala Wam dubbed one on the right. Is it the same song? Sounds different to me 😇 What’s the real story? UPDATE: Just been alerted that indeed the songs are different. The original dance was to a song called ‘Yeyee’ by Zan’Tan & JazziQ. Thanks Bedlala This makes this story even more interesting.

Kgopolo

546,708 views • 2 years ago

Some people are upset that I said “Raising kanan” in the final season Is just as great as the others Is imo better than “the wire” It’s my opinion we don’t have to agree But romanticism plagues people The wire was great but it did have flaws 50 would never mess a scene up On raising kanan With bad song placement that does not even match the setting of the scene.. And also the actors in the car are terrible And they don’t even have lines lol Yes it was amazing and it’s legendary But I will not allow your romanticism with the past make you believe that the show from your childhood was flawless It was not!! It’s okay for new albums to be better than Illmatic It’s okay for new crime series to be better the wire It’s okay for a new teacher to take it to a level Malcolm X never got too It’s okay!

Some people are upset that I said “Raising kanan” in the final season Is just as great as the others Is imo better than “the wire” It’s my opinion we don’t have to agree But romanticism plagues people The wire was great but it did have flaws 50 would never mess a scene up On raising kanan With bad song placement that does not even match the setting of the scene.. And also the actors in the car are terrible And they don’t even have lines lol Yes it was amazing and it’s legendary But I will not allow your romanticism with the past make you believe that the show from your childhood was flawless It was not!! It’s okay for new albums to be better than Illmatic It’s okay for new crime series to be better the wire It’s okay for a new teacher to take it to a level Malcolm X never got too It’s okay!

MASTER STUDENT🤲🏾

203,489 views • 9 months ago

On January 11, 1992, Nirvana performed live on U.S. television for the first time for their Saturday Night Live debut. It was just a few months after 'Nevermind' came out and on the day of this performance, the album topped Michael Jackson's 'Dangerous' for the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts. Nirvana performed the obvious hit, "Smells Like Teen Spirit," but chose “Territorial Pissings” as their second song—a risky move given that it's arguably the most feral song on 'Nevermind.' NBC was reportedly nervous about the choice, but the band refused to swap it out for something more palatable. It was a chaotic night.

On January 11, 1992, Nirvana performed live on U.S. television for the first time for their Saturday Night Live debut. It was just a few months after 'Nevermind' came out and on the day of this performance, the album topped Michael Jackson's 'Dangerous' for the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts. Nirvana performed the obvious hit, "Smells Like Teen Spirit," but chose “Territorial Pissings” as their second song—a risky move given that it's arguably the most feral song on 'Nevermind.' NBC was reportedly nervous about the choice, but the band refused to swap it out for something more palatable. It was a chaotic night.

Pigeons & Planes

22,843 views • 7 months ago

A dog on a phone saying, “Yes, this is dog.” That was it. And somehow, it broke the internet in 2011. Today, with Grok Imagine, you can take one stupid little idea and turn it into a polished video, a game, a song, or a whole series in the same day. Same weird ideas, far more ways to run with them. Grok xAI Nikita Bier / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Janné

A dog on a phone saying, “Yes, this is dog.” That was it. And somehow, it broke the internet in 2011. Today, with Grok Imagine, you can take one stupid little idea and turn it into a polished video, a game, a song, or a whole series in the same day. Same weird ideas, far more ways to run with them. Grok xAI Nikita Bier / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Janné

Mario Nawfal

49,247 views • 26 days ago

THE FOUR HORSEMEN STORY DOESN’T MAKE SENSE!!!🚨🚨🚨 Thread🧵 Notice : this is pure speculation and nothing about this is factual information. All the information provided is fully based on what we see/saw on the internet. Please RT for awareness. First of all i would just like to say that A-Reece has no reason not to answer his phone for a whole month especially from a guy that he worked with before and has a good working relationship with. Something just doesnt feel right. Get your popcorn🍿 1. This first started when Nasty C leaked or hinted on being on the same song as A-Reece. Note that Nasty C specifically mentioned that Stogie T asked him to do a hook for him and says he will work on the verse in the meantime, meaning that he was initially asked to do both a hook and a verse. Also note that the Date of this interview is back in may meaning that the song had been in the making for awhile. BET! 2. Stogie T finally talks about the after it comes out on a radio show. He clearly states that he sent them both the beat and with Nasty C he talks about a hook and with A-Reece he is clearly referring to a verse/bars since he says “things that Slimes know him for”. BET! 3. L Tido invites MAGGZ on his podcast and he clearly indicates that MAGGZ is “ GONNA” (note that word) have the best verse on the song and during this time L Tido only knew that only Stogie T, A-Reece and MAGGZ will have verses while Nasty C is on the hook and i will prove that on number 4. So by this time L Tido already underestimates Stogie T and A-Reece pen. 4. After the song drops L Tido’s tone changes from MAGGZ to Nasty C having the best verse and clearly indicates that Nasty C didn’t have a verse and was initially supposed to be on only the hook and indicates again that Nasty C sent his verse a week before the song released. The song got released on the 28th of November meaning that Nasty C sent his verse during the week 16th - 22th This is 4 proofs that Nasty C was asked for a hook. Note and pay proper attention as this leads into 5 down below…

THE FOUR HORSEMEN STORY DOESN’T MAKE SENSE!!!🚨🚨🚨 Thread🧵 Notice : this is pure speculation and nothing about this is factual information. All the information provided is fully based on what we see/saw on the internet. Please RT for awareness. First of all i would just like to say that A-Reece has no reason not to answer his phone for a whole month especially from a guy that he worked with before and has a good working relationship with. Something just doesnt feel right. Get your popcorn🍿 1. This first started when Nasty C leaked or hinted on being on the same song as A-Reece. Note that Nasty C specifically mentioned that Stogie T asked him to do a hook for him and says he will work on the verse in the meantime, meaning that he was initially asked to do both a hook and a verse. Also note that the Date of this interview is back in may meaning that the song had been in the making for awhile. BET! 2. Stogie T finally talks about the after it comes out on a radio show. He clearly states that he sent them both the beat and with Nasty C he talks about a hook and with A-Reece he is clearly referring to a verse/bars since he says “things that Slimes know him for”. BET! 3. L Tido invites MAGGZ on his podcast and he clearly indicates that MAGGZ is “ GONNA” (note that word) have the best verse on the song and during this time L Tido only knew that only Stogie T, A-Reece and MAGGZ will have verses while Nasty C is on the hook and i will prove that on number 4. So by this time L Tido already underestimates Stogie T and A-Reece pen. 4. After the song drops L Tido’s tone changes from MAGGZ to Nasty C having the best verse and clearly indicates that Nasty C didn’t have a verse and was initially supposed to be on only the hook and indicates again that Nasty C sent his verse a week before the song released. The song got released on the 28th of November meaning that Nasty C sent his verse during the week 16th - 22th This is 4 proofs that Nasty C was asked for a hook. Note and pay proper attention as this leads into 5 down below…

theboyjay

34,669 views • 7 months ago

The government can find out everywhere you have been, without ever asking a judge. It just buys the information. Most apps on your phone quietly collect your location and sell it to data brokers. Those brokers package it up and sell it on. Some of their biggest customers are police departments and federal agencies. Because you technically agreed to share your location with a weather app or a game, officials argue they do not need a warrant to buy that same data later. Privacy lawyers call it a workaround the courts were never meant to allow. This is not a theory. In 2026, researchers at Citizen Lab exposed a system called Webloc that turned advertising data from around 500 million phones into a tracking tool, used by immigration agents, US police, and a foreign intelligence service. The most unsettling part is how ordinary it is. You are being tracked through the same apps you open without thinking, every single day.

The government can find out everywhere you have been, without ever asking a judge. It just buys the information. Most apps on your phone quietly collect your location and sell it to data brokers. Those brokers package it up and sell it on. Some of their biggest customers are police departments and federal agencies. Because you technically agreed to share your location with a weather app or a game, officials argue they do not need a warrant to buy that same data later. Privacy lawyers call it a workaround the courts were never meant to allow. This is not a theory. In 2026, researchers at Citizen Lab exposed a system called Webloc that turned advertising data from around 500 million phones into a tracking tool, used by immigration agents, US police, and a foreign intelligence service. The most unsettling part is how ordinary it is. You are being tracked through the same apps you open without thinking, every single day.

Anonymous

60,965 views • 27 days ago

This song was recorded by a studio singer for a cartoon band, who later went on to perform it publicly. It became one of the biggest pop hits of 1969, and it’s still impossible not to smile when it comes on.

This song was recorded by a studio singer for a cartoon band, who later went on to perform it publicly. It became one of the biggest pop hits of 1969, and it’s still impossible not to smile when it comes on.

🇺🇸Hot Pepper

38,949 views • 8 months ago

satoshi never existed. nobody writes code like that. not that clean, not that surgical. the early bitcoin codebase doesn’t read like code from some anonymous guy on the internet. bitcoin's early codebase looks like it was handed to us. the whitepaper came out six weeks after the 2008 crash. that's not enough time to dream up a working distributed consensus system, let alone build one. then there’s secp256k1. not secp256r1, the curve everybody used. k1 was obscure, weird, and a terrible choice if you were just following convention. but it also happened to be one of the hardest to backdoor. and then satoshi disappears. roughly a million btc, untouched. people don’t walk away from that kind of money unless the money was never the point. because maybe bitcoin was never just money. what it actually did was create a global incentive to build compute. millions of people, in every country, pouring capital into hardware and electricity to chase block rewards. no state could have coordinated it that fast. no company could have justified it. a protocol paying out internet money gets people moving. then nvidia happened. the same GPUs pushed into the world for mining turned out to be perfect for large-scale parallel compute. the same hardware appetite bitcoin created ended up helping make modern deep learning possible. bitcoin launches in 2009. imagenet breaks things open in 2012. three years. bitcoin was the bootloader. and we’ve been running the install script.

satoshi never existed. nobody writes code like that. not that clean, not that surgical. the early bitcoin codebase doesn’t read like code from some anonymous guy on the internet. bitcoin's early codebase looks like it was handed to us. the whitepaper came out six weeks after the 2008 crash. that's not enough time to dream up a working distributed consensus system, let alone build one. then there’s secp256k1. not secp256r1, the curve everybody used. k1 was obscure, weird, and a terrible choice if you were just following convention. but it also happened to be one of the hardest to backdoor. and then satoshi disappears. roughly a million btc, untouched. people don’t walk away from that kind of money unless the money was never the point. because maybe bitcoin was never just money. what it actually did was create a global incentive to build compute. millions of people, in every country, pouring capital into hardware and electricity to chase block rewards. no state could have coordinated it that fast. no company could have justified it. a protocol paying out internet money gets people moving. then nvidia happened. the same GPUs pushed into the world for mining turned out to be perfect for large-scale parallel compute. the same hardware appetite bitcoin created ended up helping make modern deep learning possible. bitcoin launches in 2009. imagenet breaks things open in 2012. three years. bitcoin was the bootloader. and we’ve been running the install script.

tetsuo

53,736 views • 5 months ago

the night before when ko neung said that he’s not good enough to be a star, and after that ko song write a postcard— “you don’t need to be a star, you can be my sun.” ko neung came into his life and made it brighter 🥺 TONSOM 9TH EPISODE #WhenOrangesFallEP9

the night before when ko neung said that he’s not good enough to be a star, and after that ko song write a postcard— “you don’t need to be a star, you can be my sun.” ko neung came into his life and made it brighter 🥺 TONSOM 9TH EPISODE #WhenOrangesFallEP9

keya ⭑.ᐟ 🍊

13,920 views • 1 month ago

The Chinese guy who made $8,240 with Google Gemini is still making money Now he posts videos where AI turns him into a beautiful girl in revealing clothes At first, people thought it was just another Douyin seller trying to go viral But nobody realized the girl was not real It was the same guy behind the camera Gemini changed his face, body, voice, and movements in real time People started commenting on her looks Then they started sending gifts Then they started buying the products she was holding The craziest part is that most of them still do not know They are not donating to a girl They are donating to a $20 AI filter

The Chinese guy who made $8,240 with Google Gemini is still making money Now he posts videos where AI turns him into a beautiful girl in revealing clothes At first, people thought it was just another Douyin seller trying to go viral But nobody realized the girl was not real It was the same guy behind the camera Gemini changed his face, body, voice, and movements in real time People started commenting on her looks Then they started sending gifts Then they started buying the products she was holding The craziest part is that most of them still do not know They are not donating to a girl They are donating to a $20 AI filter

0xTria

53,008 views • 2 months ago

She is saying that a girl having a body count of 4–5 is acceptable, but not more than that for a boy to consider her for marriage. I would ask—why 4–5? Why not zero? It’s high time boys openly start setting their own standards and saying, “No seal, no deal.” But at the same time, everyone has the right to their own choices—just as you have yours.

She is saying that a girl having a body count of 4–5 is acceptable, but not more than that for a boy to consider her for marriage. I would ask—why 4–5? Why not zero? It’s high time boys openly start setting their own standards and saying, “No seal, no deal.” But at the same time, everyone has the right to their own choices—just as you have yours.

The Forgotten ‘Man’ 👨‍⚖️

69,729 views • 3 months ago

Most celebrity tributes are polished, careful, and forgettable. Miley Cyrus spoke out today about the death of her godmother, Dolly Parton, and it was none of those things. Dolly was never just a famous friend. She was family from the start. Billy Ray asked her to be godmother before Miley was even born, and that bond lasted a lifetime of stages, quiet talks, and real care. That kind of steady, private presence is rarer than any hit song, and far more valuable. In her statement Miley kept the deepest parts private on purpose. She said Dolly would tell her to feel the loss, write a song about it, and keep going. She called Dolly her angel and said she will always try to make her proud. Most public mourning is performance. This one felt like the opposite. It showed what actually matters when the cameras are gone: the people who show up for decades without needing applause. The world lost an icon. Miley lost someone who helped raise her in the truest sense. Both are true. And both are worth saying without the usual noise that surrounds deaths like this.

Most celebrity tributes are polished, careful, and forgettable. Miley Cyrus spoke out today about the death of her godmother, Dolly Parton, and it was none of those things. Dolly was never just a famous friend. She was family from the start. Billy Ray asked her to be godmother before Miley was even born, and that bond lasted a lifetime of stages, quiet talks, and real care. That kind of steady, private presence is rarer than any hit song, and far more valuable. In her statement Miley kept the deepest parts private on purpose. She said Dolly would tell her to feel the loss, write a song about it, and keep going. She called Dolly her angel and said she will always try to make her proud. Most public mourning is performance. This one felt like the opposite. It showed what actually matters when the cameras are gone: the people who show up for decades without needing applause. The world lost an icon. Miley lost someone who helped raise her in the truest sense. Both are true. And both are worth saying without the usual noise that surrounds deaths like this.

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

119,584 views • 3 days ago

Every time that island country comes up, the same people start laughing. “See? Look at their red-light areas. What a joke.” Then five minutes later they’re posting skyline photos covered in LED lights like neon equals virtue. I don’t know. Walk a few streets behind any shiny business district. Past the malls. Past the glass towers. You’ll find older blocks that never make it into promo videos. The same kind of quiet economy exists. Different language on the door, same arrangement inside. Big screens and bright lights don’t automatically mean a society is cleaner. Sometimes it just means the camera angle is better. It’s easy to point at someone else’s mess. Harder to admit your own city has corners people prefer not to film.

Every time that island country comes up, the same people start laughing. “See? Look at their red-light areas. What a joke.” Then five minutes later they’re posting skyline photos covered in LED lights like neon equals virtue. I don’t know. Walk a few streets behind any shiny business district. Past the malls. Past the glass towers. You’ll find older blocks that never make it into promo videos. The same kind of quiet economy exists. Different language on the door, same arrangement inside. Big screens and bright lights don’t automatically mean a society is cleaner. Sometimes it just means the camera angle is better. It’s easy to point at someone else’s mess. Harder to admit your own city has corners people prefer not to film.

The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动

189,462 views • 6 months ago

Tesla Self-Driving likely saved a man's life on my commute this morning. 🥹 Pouring rain. Both of us signaled to merge into the same empty lane at nearly the same time. FSD reacted immediately. I didn't even see him until FSD was already handling it. A camera-based neural net saw a motorcyclist in a rainstorm that a human didn’t and people are still debating whether this technology works. It doesn't just work. It saves lives. Thank you Tesla AI

Tesla Self-Driving likely saved a man's life on my commute this morning. 🥹 Pouring rain. Both of us signaled to merge into the same empty lane at nearly the same time. FSD reacted immediately. I didn't even see him until FSD was already handling it. A camera-based neural net saw a motorcyclist in a rainstorm that a human didn’t and people are still debating whether this technology works. It doesn't just work. It saves lives. Thank you Tesla AI

Spencer

34,347 views • 5 months ago

I want to believe that it is just a glitch, but not a good sign. The same thing happened a few days ago when it suddenly dropped from 15 to 9, then jumped back to 15, and later started dropping slowly. Whatever it is, please just stabilize this for us.

I want to believe that it is just a glitch, but not a good sign. The same thing happened a few days ago when it suddenly dropped from 15 to 9, then jumped back to 15, and later started dropping slowly. Whatever it is, please just stabilize this for us.

Tech In Twi

273,090 views • 1 year ago

Her behavior is so disrespectful! Over 1 million men and women have died fighting so we can be free, and many young people today don't honor that at all. A friend of mine made a song for Memorial Day that is hard not to get emotional to. I put in the quote post, go listen 🇺🇸

Her behavior is so disrespectful! Over 1 million men and women have died fighting so we can be free, and many young people today don't honor that at all. A friend of mine made a song for Memorial Day that is hard not to get emotional to. I put in the quote post, go listen 🇺🇸

Matt Wallace

526,959 views • 3 months ago