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T. D. Jakes exposes how 44,000 AI generated bots were released, targeting him over false rumors linking him to Diddy’s “Freak-Offs” (🎥 John Hope Bryant/YouTube)

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𝓑𝓻𝓪𝓭 🫡1 年前

TD Jakes one of the biggest frauds out here 😭

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Chris1 年前

He could’ve been came out and said this. I don’t believe him even more now.

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💯✊🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾1 年前

It’s a much deeper conversation as to why some are so gullable and quick to believe everything they see on social media, why some are so comfortable and quick to want to condemn those that look like them, and why so many thrive off seeing or praying for the downfall of others

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Exec•Producer of the Timeline™ ⚜️1 年前

Sure…

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📞🧊1 年前

I actually believe him

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M A L I1 年前

Only God knows who is truly worshipping him.

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Daddy whats good1 年前

I believe him

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Nat Turner/Eastender🎯1 年前

Lmmfao

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sports and "stuff" b.1 年前

swallowed UP by 44,000 bots called Legion. He came in many!

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