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Rhythm Roulette Needs To Invite REAL SAMPLE BASED Producers Inspired By DILLA DOOM & KANYE! I'd Actually Do Something Creative W Those Records, 🌹🍷

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TheInnerReality1 год назад

Do you know how cold a beat gotta be to write a rap to the track when you don’t even rap!? 😂 You got me out here moving crazy bro.

Фото профиля KwanLi (Beats)🌹🍷

KwanLi (Beats)🌹🍷1 год назад

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Thee Maverick Aquarian 🕯1 год назад

This carried me through men, I listened to it everyday for about a week when dropped it around June or so.

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Lorenzo Donovan1 год назад

This is dope, man!

Фото профиля Ayo Mecca!

Ayo Mecca!1 год назад

Attention Rappers & Singers‼️ Follow my page and comment "Soul" I'll DM you the link to a free beat pack! 🦃🍁 Happy Holidays! 🤙🏿 #Beats

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Elon's Must1 год назад

I think you’re being shadow banned homie. I rarely see your posts anymore

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KwanLi (Beats)🌹🍷1 год назад

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darkus.prod1 год назад

This guys been cooking 🔥

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ig: @theeviralaudio1 год назад

Where are you located?

Фото профиля KwanLi (Beats)🌹🍷

KwanLi (Beats)🌹🍷1 год назад

Location In Bio 🙏🏾

Фото профиля Gil Gates™️

Gil Gates™️1 год назад

I’m Still Stuck Off That Other One You Posted A Few Days Back..

Фото профиля KwanLi (Beats)🌹🍷

KwanLi (Beats)🌹🍷1 год назад

😭😭 More Heat Coming Too 🙏🏾

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Jordan Peterson on why self-esteem is a myth and what actually builds real confidence. Most people spend years trying to feel better about themselves. They repeat affirmations. They journal their wins. They work on their "self-esteem." Peterson says that's the wrong target entirely. "Self-esteem… doesn't even exist by the way. It's just a pathological concept altogether." What you actually want is confidence. And not just any confidence, confidence grounded in competence. Otherwise, he says, it's just narcissism. So how do you build it? Not by changing what you say about yourself. Not by adjusting your self-talk or telling yourself you're capable. Those are surface-level fixes. The real mechanism is simpler and more demanding. "You watch yourself exceed your limits and then you think, 'Oh, look at that. There's something in me that can exceed my limits. That's your true self.'" Confidence is earned from the inside out through repeated experience of actually doing hard things. Dr Jordan B Peterson draws an interesting parallel. If you watch a friend making small, consistent improvements over time, you don't feel contempt, you feel admiration. Even if part of you is jealous, the healthy response is recognition: that's admirable.

Jordan Peterson on why self-esteem is a myth and what actually builds real confidence. Most people spend years trying to feel better about themselves. They repeat affirmations. They journal their wins. They work on their "self-esteem." Peterson says that's the wrong target entirely. "Self-esteem… doesn't even exist by the way. It's just a pathological concept altogether." What you actually want is confidence. And not just any confidence, confidence grounded in competence. Otherwise, he says, it's just narcissism. So how do you build it? Not by changing what you say about yourself. Not by adjusting your self-talk or telling yourself you're capable. Those are surface-level fixes. The real mechanism is simpler and more demanding. "You watch yourself exceed your limits and then you think, 'Oh, look at that. There's something in me that can exceed my limits. That's your true self.'" Confidence is earned from the inside out through repeated experience of actually doing hard things. Dr Jordan B Peterson draws an interesting parallel. If you watch a friend making small, consistent improvements over time, you don't feel contempt, you feel admiration. Even if part of you is jealous, the healthy response is recognition: that's admirable.

Kevin Tanaka

60,235 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Rachel Reid was interviewed by CBC News about her generous donation to the Annapolis Valley Regional Library system: “I heard about the five branches that were closing, and I just think libraries are so important. I think they’re absolutely an essential service that needs to be properly funded, especially in rural areas and smaller towns. “I don’t know if I can actually keep these branches open or not, but I wanted to help as much as I could, and I knew that the amount of money that they needed was an amount of money that I could provide. “I just feel like I had to do it. I don't know what the point is of being a successful author in Nova Scotia if you're not going to use it for good. "I want to continue to live in Nova Scotia, but I do feel that lately there’s been a lot of government decisions that have made it less appealing to live in Nova Scotia. And this is one of them. “I want to do what I can to help, but I also think private donations can't replace government policy, which is where this funding should be coming from. "Really, my goal was to try and do what I could to keep these branches open for now, and then maybe raise enough awareness to make sure that this problem doesn’t happen again when these kinds of decisions are made by the government next year. "When I was a kid, you know I grew up in Bedford, Nova Scotia, and I was at that Bedford Library all the time taking out as many books as they'd let me at a time and burning through them. "A lot of those books are what initially inspired me to want be an author. I don't think I'd be an author without my local library." 🗣️ Rachel Reid interviewed by CBC News, August 17, 2026 ▶️ ✍🏼 transcription by Heated Rivalry News

Rachel Reid was interviewed by CBC News about her generous donation to the Annapolis Valley Regional Library system: “I heard about the five branches that were closing, and I just think libraries are so important. I think they’re absolutely an essential service that needs to be properly funded, especially in rural areas and smaller towns. “I don’t know if I can actually keep these branches open or not, but I wanted to help as much as I could, and I knew that the amount of money that they needed was an amount of money that I could provide. “I just feel like I had to do it. I don't know what the point is of being a successful author in Nova Scotia if you're not going to use it for good. "I want to continue to live in Nova Scotia, but I do feel that lately there’s been a lot of government decisions that have made it less appealing to live in Nova Scotia. And this is one of them. “I want to do what I can to help, but I also think private donations can't replace government policy, which is where this funding should be coming from. "Really, my goal was to try and do what I could to keep these branches open for now, and then maybe raise enough awareness to make sure that this problem doesn’t happen again when these kinds of decisions are made by the government next year. "When I was a kid, you know I grew up in Bedford, Nova Scotia, and I was at that Bedford Library all the time taking out as many books as they'd let me at a time and burning through them. "A lot of those books are what initially inspired me to want be an author. I don't think I'd be an author without my local library." 🗣️ Rachel Reid interviewed by CBC News, August 17, 2026 ▶️ ✍🏼 transcription by Heated Rivalry News

Heated Rivalry News

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California just made it harder to connect violent felons to their criminal histories. Scott Wiener’s SB 59 & Zbur’s AB 1084 went into effect this month. The women of WAR opposed these bills last year, along with many other pro-women, pro-child, pro-reality organizations. But the CA Dems, with Senator Wiener leading the charge, passed them anyway and Newsom happily signed them. For a sample of how CA lawmakers approached this bill, check out the clip from June 2025 where Asm. Stefani tells women concerned about convicted felons gaining access to female-only spaces to “try harder to love people.” Due to AB 1084, California law now automatically grants gender-related name changes for adults, even for convicted felons. Those currently incarcerated & registered sex offenders face additional scrutiny (they can still do it), but people convicted of other felonies do not. And then Wiener’s law SB 59 automatically seals the court records. It will now become increasingly difficult for journalists, employers, & normal folks to tie anyone who changes their name to their previous criminal convictions. A man with any of the following convictions can decouple themselves from their public criminal records: ❌multiple felony domestic violence convictions ❌attempted murder of a wife or girlfriend ❌ murder of a female intimate partner ❌ repeatedly stalking or terrorizing women Fingerprint-based background checks, like those used for teachers and government jobs, will still identify prior convictions. But public record searches used by journalists and ordinary folks will become useless. Commercial background checks used by landlords and employers may also become less effective. The risk is greatest when a convicted felon had no credit/employment history before the conviction and subsequent name change.

California just made it harder to connect violent felons to their criminal histories. Scott Wiener’s SB 59 & Zbur’s AB 1084 went into effect this month. The women of WAR opposed these bills last year, along with many other pro-women, pro-child, pro-reality organizations. But the CA Dems, with Senator Wiener leading the charge, passed them anyway and Newsom happily signed them. For a sample of how CA lawmakers approached this bill, check out the clip from June 2025 where Asm. Stefani tells women concerned about convicted felons gaining access to female-only spaces to “try harder to love people.” Due to AB 1084, California law now automatically grants gender-related name changes for adults, even for convicted felons. Those currently incarcerated & registered sex offenders face additional scrutiny (they can still do it), but people convicted of other felonies do not. And then Wiener’s law SB 59 automatically seals the court records. It will now become increasingly difficult for journalists, employers, & normal folks to tie anyone who changes their name to their previous criminal convictions. A man with any of the following convictions can decouple themselves from their public criminal records: ❌multiple felony domestic violence convictions ❌attempted murder of a wife or girlfriend ❌ murder of a female intimate partner ❌ repeatedly stalking or terrorizing women Fingerprint-based background checks, like those used for teachers and government jobs, will still identify prior convictions. But public record searches used by journalists and ordinary folks will become useless. Commercial background checks used by landlords and employers may also become less effective. The risk is greatest when a convicted felon had no credit/employment history before the conviction and subsequent name change.

WomenAreReal

15,218 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

I built a junior strategist that works 24/7, never sleeps, and scrapes the internet for ad ideas on command. it’s Claude, powered by Apify’s new MCP integration - and it changed how I do creative research. now I can run prompts like: “scrape the latest YouTube comments from this video and tell me the top pain points, objections, and emotional triggers… then give me 3 ad angles based on what you find.” I use it to: – pull research from Reddit, YouTube, Amazon, TikTok – extract real voice-of-customer insight – generate copy + offers that actually resonate – spot trends before they pop if you're still writing copy without scraping the comments section first… ngmi this is what prompt-native research looks like want my step-by-step setup guide for turning Claude into an MCP-powered research assistant? comment “MCP”, follow + repost and I’ll send it over (must be following so I can DM).

I built a junior strategist that works 24/7, never sleeps, and scrapes the internet for ad ideas on command. it’s Claude, powered by Apify’s new MCP integration - and it changed how I do creative research. now I can run prompts like: “scrape the latest YouTube comments from this video and tell me the top pain points, objections, and emotional triggers… then give me 3 ad angles based on what you find.” I use it to: – pull research from Reddit, YouTube, Amazon, TikTok – extract real voice-of-customer insight – generate copy + offers that actually resonate – spot trends before they pop if you're still writing copy without scraping the comments section first… ngmi this is what prompt-native research looks like want my step-by-step setup guide for turning Claude into an MCP-powered research assistant? comment “MCP”, follow + repost and I’ll send it over (must be following so I can DM).

J.B.

94,253 просмотров • 1 год назад

THIS IS MASSIVE ‼️ Starting December 1, 2025 the Donald Trump Administration is cracking down on all cash buyers and LLCs purchasing American homes “The federal government is cracking down on home cash purchases targeting properties purchased to all cash by LLCs, Corporation, Trust and more. For years this type of purchases were flying under the radar and they were keeping the homeowners names anonymous. And that's all about to change right Now. Starting with December 1, 2025, FinCEN will require a full real estate report for all the purchases for residential real estate in US that are connected to trust, LLCs or corporations. This will give the federal government the ability to see who actually owns these properties and how they were able to fund it. Now who needs to report this? Well, whoever closes the deal. So if you're using a real estate attorney, that's the person that has to do it or escrow can also do it or you personally or your real estate agent. This has to be submitted within 30 days after closing. Now this is going to add a little bit more transparency whenever it comes to who purchased these properties and how those funds are coming in. “The goal is to crack down on money laundering, fraud, and hidden ownership in the housing market. For homebuyers, sellers, and investors, this means more transparency but also more scrutiny” This could impact realt estate deals across California, Texas and nationwide

THIS IS MASSIVE ‼️ Starting December 1, 2025 the Donald Trump Administration is cracking down on all cash buyers and LLCs purchasing American homes “The federal government is cracking down on home cash purchases targeting properties purchased to all cash by LLCs, Corporation, Trust and more. For years this type of purchases were flying under the radar and they were keeping the homeowners names anonymous. And that's all about to change right Now. Starting with December 1, 2025, FinCEN will require a full real estate report for all the purchases for residential real estate in US that are connected to trust, LLCs or corporations. This will give the federal government the ability to see who actually owns these properties and how they were able to fund it. Now who needs to report this? Well, whoever closes the deal. So if you're using a real estate attorney, that's the person that has to do it or escrow can also do it or you personally or your real estate agent. This has to be submitted within 30 days after closing. Now this is going to add a little bit more transparency whenever it comes to who purchased these properties and how those funds are coming in. “The goal is to crack down on money laundering, fraud, and hidden ownership in the housing market. For homebuyers, sellers, and investors, this means more transparency but also more scrutiny” This could impact realt estate deals across California, Texas and nationwide

Wall Street Apes

803,719 просмотров • 1 год назад