Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Ana Sayfaya Dön

𐙚 anastasia karanikolaou 𐙚 ‘97 baby. west coast. buying anything pink. sarcastic. probably in a bikini. high heel addict. in n out obsessed. kesha is my icon. always vlogging. party girl. never beating the groupie allegations ᰔ

muglertheories's profile picture

stas𝜗𝜚⋆

1,617 subscribers

13,226 görüntüleme • 15 gün önce •via X (Twitter)

LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Yorum

Yorum bulunmuyor

Orijinal gönderinin yorumları burada görünecek

Benzer Videolar

𐙚 anastasia karanikolaou 𐙚 ‘97 baby. west coast. buying anything pink. sarcastic. probably in a bikini. high heel addict. in n out obsessed. kesha is my icon. always vlogging. party girl. never beating the groupie allegations ᰔ
0:49

𐙚 anastasia karanikolaou 𐙚 ‘97 baby. west coast. buying anything pink. sarcastic. probably in a bikini. high heel addict. in n out obsessed. kesha is my icon. always vlogging. party girl. never beating the groupie allegations ᰔ

stas 𝜗𝜚⋆

18,064 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

𐙚 kylie jordan jenner 𐙚 ‘97. leo baby. LA brat. buying anything in pink. sarcastic. former tumblr queen. model. high heel addict. self obsessed. cosmetic mogul. fashion girly. ᰔ
0:23

𐙚 kylie jordan jenner 𐙚 ‘97. leo baby. LA brat. buying anything in pink. sarcastic. former tumblr queen. model. high heel addict. self obsessed. cosmetic mogul. fashion girly. ᰔ

stas 𝜗𝜚⋆

12,272 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

𐙚 jordan alyssa 𐙚 ‘98. valentines baby. nyc & LA brat. buying anything in pink. sarcastic. former tumblr queen. model. high heel addict. self obsessed. blake’s girl. nepo baby. ᰔ
0:23

𐙚 jordan alyssa 𐙚 ‘98. valentines baby. nyc & LA brat. buying anything in pink. sarcastic. former tumblr queen. model. high heel addict. self obsessed. blake’s girl. nepo baby. ᰔ

Jo 𝜗𝜚⋆

13,089 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

The Liberal Party just hilariously self-destructed. I've never seen anything like it. Not in my 17 years of political commentary. The Liberal Party just snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, thinking they'd stabbed Moira Deeming in the back for the last time, now she's having the last laugh and the very existence of the Victorian Liberal Party is at stake. Support my work by buying me a coffee via the button at Check out my books, DVDs, and merch including the Getting Your Head in the Game Masterclass here:
10:46

The Liberal Party just hilariously self-destructed. I've never seen anything like it. Not in my 17 years of political commentary. The Liberal Party just snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, thinking they'd stabbed Moira Deeming in the back for the last time, now she's having the last laugh and the very existence of the Victorian Liberal Party is at stake. Support my work by buying me a coffee via the button at Check out my books, DVDs, and merch including the Getting Your Head in the Game Masterclass here:

Topher Field

13,136 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

“You said that Marc Andreessen scares the crap out of you. Why'd you say that? Talking to him is like taking a test. It's like being in high school and taking an exam or a final in college every conversation. He's got the most extraordinary ability to analyze, to recall information, to organize it as he's thinking and speaking. There's probably three different processes going on in his brain simultaneously while he's talking. His recall is just... I've never seen anything like it. In the old days when I was going to meet with him over board issues, I always had to study up very carefully on what we were going to talk about. He's the most terrific guy and he's grown and he's prospered and he's one of the smartest human beings I've ever met in my entire life.”
1:06

“You said that Marc Andreessen scares the crap out of you. Why'd you say that? Talking to him is like taking a test. It's like being in high school and taking an exam or a final in college every conversation. He's got the most extraordinary ability to analyze, to recall information, to organize it as he's thinking and speaking. There's probably three different processes going on in his brain simultaneously while he's talking. His recall is just... I've never seen anything like it. In the old days when I was going to meet with him over board issues, I always had to study up very carefully on what we were going to talk about. He's the most terrific guy and he's grown and he's prospered and he's one of the smartest human beings I've ever met in my entire life.”

David Senra

167,768 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Trying my best not to cry while editing this video, because that post of P’Zee from 2020 just resurfaced on my timeline. It’s been years, but it still hits deep. If only I could reach out to the 2020 Zee Pruk from back then, I would tell him how everythings gonna be alright and a sunshine will come along 🥹❤️ I’ve always been grateful to Pruklikit, because they were the beginning, they brought me to ZeeNuNew. And since then, I’ve never looked back. I know in my heart that I chose the right people to support, the right love story to believe in. Every day, I’m so proud of everything they’ve accomplished, not just as artists, but as people. As a couple. 🥹❤️ Their story will always be my favorite. Their love is something I will never stop believing in. As long as they continue to walk this journey together, I’ll be right here, cheering them on with all my heart. ✨ 🐶🐱 ⋆𐙚₊˚⊹♡ Z NuNew #ZeeNuNew
0:22

Trying my best not to cry while editing this video, because that post of P’Zee from 2020 just resurfaced on my timeline. It’s been years, but it still hits deep. If only I could reach out to the 2020 Zee Pruk from back then, I would tell him how everythings gonna be alright and a sunshine will come along 🥹❤️ I’ve always been grateful to Pruklikit, because they were the beginning, they brought me to ZeeNuNew. And since then, I’ve never looked back. I know in my heart that I chose the right people to support, the right love story to believe in. Every day, I’m so proud of everything they’ve accomplished, not just as artists, but as people. As a couple. 🥹❤️ Their story will always be my favorite. Their love is something I will never stop believing in. As long as they continue to walk this journey together, I’ll be right here, cheering them on with all my heart. ✨ 🐶🐱 ⋆𐙚₊˚⊹♡ Z NuNew #ZeeNuNew

Trend for ZeeNuNew

16,073 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Heart-shattering. I can assure you their relationship didn't start with him threatening to kill her and her baby. Probably started off with him bringing her flowers. He may even be a self proclaimed "devoted Christian" too. Criminals of DV must be prosecuted as people with the potential to kill because abusers know no limits. Their crimes are ALWAYS repetitive. What starts off as a threat or a "joke" will become real life. This girl is in immense danger. The women who have been murdered by their boyfriends and husbands, do you think they just randomly decided to kill? No. Probably started with screaming & name-calling, then threats, then hitting, then beating, then rape, then they kill. Get out.
0:59

Heart-shattering. I can assure you their relationship didn't start with him threatening to kill her and her baby. Probably started off with him bringing her flowers. He may even be a self proclaimed "devoted Christian" too. Criminals of DV must be prosecuted as people with the potential to kill because abusers know no limits. Their crimes are ALWAYS repetitive. What starts off as a threat or a "joke" will become real life. This girl is in immense danger. The women who have been murdered by their boyfriends and husbands, do you think they just randomly decided to kill? No. Probably started with screaming & name-calling, then threats, then hitting, then beating, then rape, then they kill. Get out.

Ella Maulding

16,139 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

A’ja Wilson explains why she’s grateful Dawn Staley benched her early in her career “I deserved it. I stunk it up my first collegiate game. It was horrific. I was like, ‘Okay, maybe the bench is for me. Let me give this a try.’” “She knew that was going to be the best fit for me. I needed time to see the game. She couldn’t just throw me out there because the game was too quick.” “It probably would have killed my confidence if she kept me as the starter. I probably would have never been the same player if she had just left me out there.” “She was like, ‘No, you just need to see it, and then you can kill them.’ She keeps it real. It was honesty.” “She felt like my second mother then, and she still feels like my second mom now. She was in gyms when I wouldn’t even play because I was terrible at basketball.” “The loyalty she showed made me think, ‘You’ve got something else. I want to grow. I need to grow, and you’re the best.’ She always said be a pro and be disciplined in everything that you do. Don’t take anything lightly.” “And just always be a pro in the way you carry yourself because you never know who’s looking. Be in spaces where you feel safe, but never lose yourself.” “She let me be me. She allowed me to be human.”
2:12

A’ja Wilson explains why she’s grateful Dawn Staley benched her early in her career “I deserved it. I stunk it up my first collegiate game. It was horrific. I was like, ‘Okay, maybe the bench is for me. Let me give this a try.’” “She knew that was going to be the best fit for me. I needed time to see the game. She couldn’t just throw me out there because the game was too quick.” “It probably would have killed my confidence if she kept me as the starter. I probably would have never been the same player if she had just left me out there.” “She was like, ‘No, you just need to see it, and then you can kill them.’ She keeps it real. It was honesty.” “She felt like my second mother then, and she still feels like my second mom now. She was in gyms when I wouldn’t even play because I was terrible at basketball.” “The loyalty she showed made me think, ‘You’ve got something else. I want to grow. I need to grow, and you’re the best.’ She always said be a pro and be disciplined in everything that you do. Don’t take anything lightly.” “And just always be a pro in the way you carry yourself because you never know who’s looking. Be in spaces where you feel safe, but never lose yourself.” “She let me be me. She allowed me to be human.”

Josh Chambers

81,348 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce

very excited to present you my new song - kindred probably the most complex song i ever did in my life featuring the voice of my fictionnal character "Lyra" from "the system is broken" and all transmission videos i did for spx6900 since 2024 it's also probably the track that represent the most my musician journey, mixing everything i did until now this also features a quick edit i did using "Intergalactic Battles from DUST Sci-Fi Anthology" to support the music as watching ableton tracks might be boring idk will be out on all streaming platform imminently as always thanks to HYP3💹🪽 for his invaluable aura and help in this endeavour ---- for the nerds: got to test my current software/hardware setup. this had some insane amount of tracks and effects. as always every software has pros and cons but ableton is a beast even if i had few crashes lol, its backup system is very good and i never lost any work at the end, thats what matters... im using Ewan Bristow anina, Nasko spec comp (ott like), xfer stuffs, Baby Audio, Valhalla Plugins, serum 2, ableton native devices, novation bass station 2, kilohertz
4:32

very excited to present you my new song - kindred probably the most complex song i ever did in my life featuring the voice of my fictionnal character "Lyra" from "the system is broken" and all transmission videos i did for spx6900 since 2024 it's also probably the track that represent the most my musician journey, mixing everything i did until now this also features a quick edit i did using "Intergalactic Battles from DUST Sci-Fi Anthology" to support the music as watching ableton tracks might be boring idk will be out on all streaming platform imminently as always thanks to HYP3💹🪽 for his invaluable aura and help in this endeavour ---- for the nerds: got to test my current software/hardware setup. this had some insane amount of tracks and effects. as always every software has pros and cons but ableton is a beast even if i had few crashes lol, its backup system is very good and i never lost any work at the end, thats what matters... im using Ewan Bristow anina, Nasko spec comp (ott like), xfer stuffs, Baby Audio, Valhalla Plugins, serum 2, ableton native devices, novation bass station 2, kilohertz

undefined

12,238 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

RFK Jr. starts to cry describing what he would give to save just one child from the chronic disease epidemic: “There is nothing more profitable in our society today than a sick child because all of these entities are making money on them.” “They want them sick for the rest of their lives.” “These are kids that will never throw a baseball. They'll never graduate high school. They'll never take a girl on a date. They'll never use the toilet alone. They'll never write a play. They'll never write a poem. They'll never vote. They’ll Never have children. They’ll Never pay taxes. So that just seems like such an emergency.” “If I could save one of these kids, it would be worth giving my life for. I'm 70 years old, to save one kid at birth, it would be worth dying for. The opportunity for me to save all of these kids, I would do anything for. I would literally do anything for.” Anyone who calls RFK a sell out for teaming up with Trump needs to be shown this video. Some things are bigger than politics.
2:39

RFK Jr. starts to cry describing what he would give to save just one child from the chronic disease epidemic: “There is nothing more profitable in our society today than a sick child because all of these entities are making money on them.” “They want them sick for the rest of their lives.” “These are kids that will never throw a baseball. They'll never graduate high school. They'll never take a girl on a date. They'll never use the toilet alone. They'll never write a play. They'll never write a poem. They'll never vote. They’ll Never have children. They’ll Never pay taxes. So that just seems like such an emergency.” “If I could save one of these kids, it would be worth giving my life for. I'm 70 years old, to save one kid at birth, it would be worth dying for. The opportunity for me to save all of these kids, I would do anything for. I would literally do anything for.” Anyone who calls RFK a sell out for teaming up with Trump needs to be shown this video. Some things are bigger than politics.

End Tribalism in Politics

241,621 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

After rounds of 67, 68 and 68 Lee Westwood has a share of the lead at LIV Golf Singapore with Jaoco Niemann and he says a win tomorrow would probably be the best of his career: “I guess at the age of -- I'm 53 on the 24th of April, so at that stage, it would probably be the best win of my career. I get asked that question a lot, and I normally go back to the '97 Australian Open beating Greg Norman in a playoff as certainly my favorite win, and then obviously winning at Sun City with my wife carrying my golf bag, I have to then say that that's one of my favorite wins or she's clips me around the ear. “But all of my wins have special memories. But to still be competitive at my age and up there and having chances to win tournaments like this is validation for driving myself on and doing all the hard work and practice that nobody sees and still being competitive, like I say, and having a good enough game to compete against them.” He went on to talk about how comfortable he feels playing in Asia: “Yeah, I've always loved coming to Asia. I set my stall out the beginning of my career, coming to Malaysia and places like that. I went to Japan very early on in my career, 1994, for the Acom International, and then I played Visa Taiheiyos and Dunlop Phoenix and won three Visa Taiheiyos in a row and a Dunlop Phoenix back-to-back with the Visa. I won the Malaysian Open. One place I haven't won is Singapore, so it would be nice to add that to the list. I came close in 2005. Adam pipped me. “I don't have too much of an issue with the heat for some reason. It's hot, but you just deal with it, right? I'd rather play in the heat than the cold. My body seems to loosen up in these conditions, which is a bonus. “I've always enjoyed coming to Asia, and I class myself as a player that's played a world tour all my career. I never really wanted to stay in one spot. I never really wanted to play the PGA TOUR full time. I think I was a member of that tour for six or seven years but I wanted to go and play all around the world and see what the world is all about.” Lee Westwood has won 44 times around the world in more than 20 different countries. He’s looking to add to that list on Sunday in Singapore 🇸🇬 Lee Westwood Majesticks Golf Club LIV Golf
2:35

After rounds of 67, 68 and 68 Lee Westwood has a share of the lead at LIV Golf Singapore with Jaoco Niemann and he says a win tomorrow would probably be the best of his career: “I guess at the age of -- I'm 53 on the 24th of April, so at that stage, it would probably be the best win of my career. I get asked that question a lot, and I normally go back to the '97 Australian Open beating Greg Norman in a playoff as certainly my favorite win, and then obviously winning at Sun City with my wife carrying my golf bag, I have to then say that that's one of my favorite wins or she's clips me around the ear. “But all of my wins have special memories. But to still be competitive at my age and up there and having chances to win tournaments like this is validation for driving myself on and doing all the hard work and practice that nobody sees and still being competitive, like I say, and having a good enough game to compete against them.” He went on to talk about how comfortable he feels playing in Asia: “Yeah, I've always loved coming to Asia. I set my stall out the beginning of my career, coming to Malaysia and places like that. I went to Japan very early on in my career, 1994, for the Acom International, and then I played Visa Taiheiyos and Dunlop Phoenix and won three Visa Taiheiyos in a row and a Dunlop Phoenix back-to-back with the Visa. I won the Malaysian Open. One place I haven't won is Singapore, so it would be nice to add that to the list. I came close in 2005. Adam pipped me. “I don't have too much of an issue with the heat for some reason. It's hot, but you just deal with it, right? I'd rather play in the heat than the cold. My body seems to loosen up in these conditions, which is a bonus. “I've always enjoyed coming to Asia, and I class myself as a player that's played a world tour all my career. I never really wanted to stay in one spot. I never really wanted to play the PGA TOUR full time. I think I was a member of that tour for six or seven years but I wanted to go and play all around the world and see what the world is all about.” Lee Westwood has won 44 times around the world in more than 20 different countries. He’s looking to add to that list on Sunday in Singapore 🇸🇬 Lee Westwood Majesticks Golf Club LIV Golf

Flushing It

62,418 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

This, THIS was a scream for help. A scream no one heard. Liam went through so much all by himself. And people unnecessarily hate(d) him so much for nothing. You call(ed) him an alcoholic drug addict and tarnish(ed) his image as much as you could. Until the last moment AND even now. I'll never forget anyone who did this. Not in a million years. And I'll NEVER forgive you. You never understood him. You never understood what addiction is. You only blamed him. You didn't and still don't want to accept that addiction might be a way to hide depression. And this shows. Depression is always underestimated but when it is about a public figure, it's even worse. You simply never cared about him. And that shows what kind of people you are. Scums. Hating him for no reason at all. Also “Y thing went wrong in life, so I blocked Liam Payne”. Fuck you, from all my heart. Liam never deserved anything that happened. He was such a bright soul, such an amazing person, with the warmest heart. He was supposed to be HERE with US now, not 6 feet under, in cold, alone, with no blanket to keep him warm. I will hate you for this for the rest of my life. And I will hate you in my next life too. I hope at least a part of his pain, even the smallest part, will go back to you. You won't be able to bear it. He was strong, you aren't. But you deserve it. And you, exactly the ones who did this to him, the ones who ended him, I know you'll probably never be able to feel the pain you gave him, but I hope the guilt will eat you alive and that karma will hit you when you least expect it. We can't brink Liam back, no matter what we do (believe me, I’d do ANYTHING possible in this world if I know it'll bring him back) but at least I hope you will pay for what you did. We’ll get #JusticeForLiam, you have my promise I'm with you, Liam. Always. I hope you know that. Be well up there
0:50

This, THIS was a scream for help. A scream no one heard. Liam went through so much all by himself. And people unnecessarily hate(d) him so much for nothing. You call(ed) him an alcoholic drug addict and tarnish(ed) his image as much as you could. Until the last moment AND even now. I'll never forget anyone who did this. Not in a million years. And I'll NEVER forgive you. You never understood him. You never understood what addiction is. You only blamed him. You didn't and still don't want to accept that addiction might be a way to hide depression. And this shows. Depression is always underestimated but when it is about a public figure, it's even worse. You simply never cared about him. And that shows what kind of people you are. Scums. Hating him for no reason at all. Also “Y thing went wrong in life, so I blocked Liam Payne”. Fuck you, from all my heart. Liam never deserved anything that happened. He was such a bright soul, such an amazing person, with the warmest heart. He was supposed to be HERE with US now, not 6 feet under, in cold, alone, with no blanket to keep him warm. I will hate you for this for the rest of my life. And I will hate you in my next life too. I hope at least a part of his pain, even the smallest part, will go back to you. You won't be able to bear it. He was strong, you aren't. But you deserve it. And you, exactly the ones who did this to him, the ones who ended him, I know you'll probably never be able to feel the pain you gave him, but I hope the guilt will eat you alive and that karma will hit you when you least expect it. We can't brink Liam back, no matter what we do (believe me, I’d do ANYTHING possible in this world if I know it'll bring him back) but at least I hope you will pay for what you did. We’ll get #JusticeForLiam, you have my promise I'm with you, Liam. Always. I hope you know that. Be well up there

Vicky Nicole ⁷ ❯❯❯❯❯

24,022 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

“Oh yeah, and before I go, let me just give y’all a public service announcement. I hope the Mexicans and everybody else don’t think that you’re safe, baby, because you’re not. Because they don’t like Catholics, they don’t like Jews, they don’t like n****s, they don’t like a motherfucking thing that’s outside of what the fuck they pushing. If you think I’m lying, look at the fake-ass, phony-ass, motherfucking smiles Zohran Mamdani always motherfucking has on his fake-ass, phony-ass, diabolical-ass face. You n****s are dumb. Like I said, I’ve been saying this shit for years upon years upon years, but you never want to listen to a real n****a. But you will sit here and think that this fraudulent ass bitch who prays Fidel Castro, a real motherfucking dictator, motherfuckers like Maduro. I’ve been telling you n****s, the Democrats have sold your bitch ass out. This is not the Democratic Party that our grandparents once voted for. Baby, this is not them. Since when do you constantly focus on the motherfucking past? That’s the devil. He always dangles your motherfucking past over your head. Slavery, n****s. Since when do you divide and motherfucking conquer? That’s the devil, n****a. He’s the author of the confusion and father of lies, motherfucker. And they sit right in your goddamn face and lie to the masses, lie to your motherfucking kids until he kills, steal, and motherfucking destroy. And ain’t none of you bitches safe because you don’t belong to God. Just know that.”
1:32

“Oh yeah, and before I go, let me just give y’all a public service announcement. I hope the Mexicans and everybody else don’t think that you’re safe, baby, because you’re not. Because they don’t like Catholics, they don’t like Jews, they don’t like n****s, they don’t like a motherfucking thing that’s outside of what the fuck they pushing. If you think I’m lying, look at the fake-ass, phony-ass, motherfucking smiles Zohran Mamdani always motherfucking has on his fake-ass, phony-ass, diabolical-ass face. You n****s are dumb. Like I said, I’ve been saying this shit for years upon years upon years, but you never want to listen to a real n****a. But you will sit here and think that this fraudulent ass bitch who prays Fidel Castro, a real motherfucking dictator, motherfuckers like Maduro. I’ve been telling you n****s, the Democrats have sold your bitch ass out. This is not the Democratic Party that our grandparents once voted for. Baby, this is not them. Since when do you constantly focus on the motherfucking past? That’s the devil. He always dangles your motherfucking past over your head. Slavery, n****s. Since when do you divide and motherfucking conquer? That’s the devil, n****a. He’s the author of the confusion and father of lies, motherfucker. And they sit right in your goddamn face and lie to the masses, lie to your motherfucking kids until he kills, steal, and motherfucking destroy. And ain’t none of you bitches safe because you don’t belong to God. Just know that.”

Apple Lamps

84,171 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

The most dangerous niggaz are the ones with low IQ. When you come across someone who is high IQ and capable of serious damage, You know they're smart enough to assess the situation and work out the pros and cons of doing it. These are the folks you consider on par with respectable oldschool mafia members. King Von had the reputation of being a serial killer but was still relatively high IQ. To be a successful serial killer, you have to be somewhat intelligent. Then there are people like THF BRUH BRUH. A name most of you have probably NEVER heard of. One of the most violent niggaz to come out the raq. Why? Because he was LOW IQ and RETARDED. Too retarded to be reasoned with. It's always the dumb niggaz that don't give a fuck about being caught up in shit that you gotta worry about. "Damn that nigga scary, he'll do anything!" No he ain't scary. He just dumb as fuck. ~ Dr. Axius. Retar Dio.
0:56

The most dangerous niggaz are the ones with low IQ. When you come across someone who is high IQ and capable of serious damage, You know they're smart enough to assess the situation and work out the pros and cons of doing it. These are the folks you consider on par with respectable oldschool mafia members. King Von had the reputation of being a serial killer but was still relatively high IQ. To be a successful serial killer, you have to be somewhat intelligent. Then there are people like THF BRUH BRUH. A name most of you have probably NEVER heard of. One of the most violent niggaz to come out the raq. Why? Because he was LOW IQ and RETARDED. Too retarded to be reasoned with. It's always the dumb niggaz that don't give a fuck about being caught up in shit that you gotta worry about. "Damn that nigga scary, he'll do anything!" No he ain't scary. He just dumb as fuck. ~ Dr. Axius. Retar Dio.

ً

60,778 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

NEW: 2028 5⭐️ SF Evan Willis (The.Evan.Willis) has received his official offer from Kentucky, he tells me! I’ve personally been very high on Evan, I currently have him #2 in 2028, without a doubt the best defensive player in the class, and his offensive game combined with his athleticism is coming along very quickly at a high level. He told me a really cool fact: “I lived in Lexington when I was a baby, 🤣 actually took my first steps there 😅” Evan always very respectful, nicely agreed to take some time to answer a few questions for BBN! This is a big one to watch Kentucky fans, show him love! 👇🏻 Q: Who reached out from Kentucky, how’d the conversation go? EW: Coach Pope and Coach McClean reached out. It was a great conversation. They told me how they see me fitting into their program even right now because they’ve seen my growth in a short amount of time. It was cool hearing that from a school like Kentucky. Q: What were your initial thoughts after you received your offer? EW: My first thought was gratitude. Kentucky is one of those schools every basketball player knows about, so getting this offer means a lot. It motivates me to keep working because I know nothing is guaranteed. Q: Is there anything specific about the school, or the staff in general that makes you more interested in Kentucky? EW: I like the tradition and the culture they have. They’ve developed a lot of great players, and you can tell the coaches really believe in their guys. I appreciate that they see me as someone with NBA potential and they were genuine when stating that. #BBN #KentuckyBasketball
0:58

NEW: 2028 5⭐️ SF Evan Willis (The.Evan.Willis) has received his official offer from Kentucky, he tells me! I’ve personally been very high on Evan, I currently have him #2 in 2028, without a doubt the best defensive player in the class, and his offensive game combined with his athleticism is coming along very quickly at a high level. He told me a really cool fact: “I lived in Lexington when I was a baby, 🤣 actually took my first steps there 😅” Evan always very respectful, nicely agreed to take some time to answer a few questions for BBN! This is a big one to watch Kentucky fans, show him love! 👇🏻 Q: Who reached out from Kentucky, how’d the conversation go? EW: Coach Pope and Coach McClean reached out. It was a great conversation. They told me how they see me fitting into their program even right now because they’ve seen my growth in a short amount of time. It was cool hearing that from a school like Kentucky. Q: What were your initial thoughts after you received your offer? EW: My first thought was gratitude. Kentucky is one of those schools every basketball player knows about, so getting this offer means a lot. It motivates me to keep working because I know nothing is guaranteed. Q: Is there anything specific about the school, or the staff in general that makes you more interested in Kentucky? EW: I like the tradition and the culture they have. They’ve developed a lot of great players, and you can tell the coaches really believe in their guys. I appreciate that they see me as someone with NBA potential and they were genuine when stating that. #BBN #KentuckyBasketball

Dylan

10,720 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Marc Andreessen explains why the “curse of the entrepreneur” is being too early “My experience is the great founders almost always feel like they’re too late, and you’re almost always too early.” The reason is because the idea seems obvious to the founder: “You’ve got some idea in your head, and as far as you’re concerned, the world should already work this way, which is why you’re pursuing it. And so it’s a little inexplicable as to why it hasn’t happened to it… It must be just about to happen and I must be too late.” This is how Marc felt at Netscape when he co-authored the first widely used web browser. But in reality, Marc explains, founders are almost always too early: “We almost never see a qualified founder fail because they were too late to market. It’s almost always because they’re too early to market. And I don’t say that critically. When we screw up investments, I think that’s often the reason as well.” It usually turns out that the world just wasn’t ready yet. Marc points out that when Apple launched the Newton in 1989, it was basically the same thing as the iPad. The world just wasn’t ready yet, and the required technologies weren’t in place (e.g. mobile broadband, high-resolution screens, battery technology, etc.). “It convinced people for 20 years that tablet computing would never work. And then they did it again with the iPad, and it worked. I think that’s the permanent curse of the entrepreneur.” In a previous YC talk, Marc told founders that if what you’re working on was the hot thing 3-4 years ago, you’re probably right on time because the infrastructure and consumer behavior has now caught up. Source: Y Combinator (Oct 2016)
1:33

Marc Andreessen explains why the “curse of the entrepreneur” is being too early “My experience is the great founders almost always feel like they’re too late, and you’re almost always too early.” The reason is because the idea seems obvious to the founder: “You’ve got some idea in your head, and as far as you’re concerned, the world should already work this way, which is why you’re pursuing it. And so it’s a little inexplicable as to why it hasn’t happened to it… It must be just about to happen and I must be too late.” This is how Marc felt at Netscape when he co-authored the first widely used web browser. But in reality, Marc explains, founders are almost always too early: “We almost never see a qualified founder fail because they were too late to market. It’s almost always because they’re too early to market. And I don’t say that critically. When we screw up investments, I think that’s often the reason as well.” It usually turns out that the world just wasn’t ready yet. Marc points out that when Apple launched the Newton in 1989, it was basically the same thing as the iPad. The world just wasn’t ready yet, and the required technologies weren’t in place (e.g. mobile broadband, high-resolution screens, battery technology, etc.). “It convinced people for 20 years that tablet computing would never work. And then they did it again with the iPad, and it worked. I think that’s the permanent curse of the entrepreneur.” In a previous YC talk, Marc told founders that if what you’re working on was the hot thing 3-4 years ago, you’re probably right on time because the infrastructure and consumer behavior has now caught up. Source: Y Combinator (Oct 2016)

Startup Archive

36,179 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce