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Wet by Drake
WAY 2 SXY
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Larry June & Cardo - Friday Activities
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GDP “The Nightmare” Happy Halloween
It is a night like any other. Yancy and his girlfriend are getting ready to enjoy a night in with popcorn, a movie and a bag of that Grand Daddy Purp. As he sits down next to his beautiful dark skinned honey on the couch, he looks over at her and she seems to have become someone completely different; a girl with blond hair and blue eyes. Shaking it off, he reaches for a handful of popcorn looks at her again and she’s become some petite, caramel-skinned girl with long black hair!
Confused and a tad freaked out, Yancy proceeds to roll up. He looks over again and she seems to be herself. As he sits back, lights up and takes a couple puffs, he turns to look at his girl again and suddenly feels the affects of the Purples taking over…! Stay tuned to experience one of the spookiest mini-movies since Thriller. It’s a nightmare on Purp Street!!
When being signed to Roc Nation is a “nice to have” — even before signing with Jay-Z, Jay Park had his own AOMG record label, millions of views, tv deals, a Forbes list/millions in net worth, ownership of a catalog and millions of fans— can’t knock his’s hustle
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Jeremie Thomas is an amazing, 32 year old, wheelchair basketball player and musician from Pompano Beach, a city in the Southern part of Florida.
Before he was born, his mother was involved in a car accident. As a result of this, Jeremie was born prematurely, weighing just two pounds and eight ounces. After delivery, he was diagnosed with both spina bifida and Cerebral Palsy. Because of this, Jeremie has been completely paralyzed from his waist down for all his life and he never had any feeling in his legs.
Despite his premature birth, Jeremie grew up in excellent health and his upper body developed exceptionally well.
Jeremie never let his disability stop him and he developed an interest in sports and music at an early age.
Jeremie always liked to play all kinds of games with his friends and he didn’t shy away from a game of American football in the local park. Around the age of 12, Jeremie was picked to play on a friend’s team and scored the game-winning “hail mary” (long pass) touchdown. In awe of what they had all witnessed, his friends cheered in excitement and chanted “WHEELCHAIR MOSS, WHEELCHAIR MOSS…”, referring to Jeremie’s favorite football player, Randy Moss.
Around the age of 18, Jeremie started playing wheelchair basketball for the Miami Heat Wheels. Already at the first training, he impressed the coach with his ability to move in his chair along with the ball. He also recognized his speed, toughness, and aggressive defense. After playing Division III wheelchair basketball for three years (and loving every minute of it), he was recruited by the Oklahoma State University Spokes , giving him the opportunity to take his game to the Collegiate level. After playing for two years in Oklahoma, Jeremie returned to his home team, the Miami Heat Wheels, for whom he competed ever since.
In 2016, Jeremie was also featured in the award-winning documentary “The Rebound - A Wheelchair Basketball Story,” which portrays “his” team, the Miami Heat Wheels.
Besides his activities on the basketball court, Jeremie is an aspiring musician who writes catchy, witty rap songs and regularly performs at a local nightclub.
If you’d like to know more about Jeremie, you can check out his Instagram page right here or you can visit his Facebook page by clicking the link down below ⬇️
“I’m just reaching for the stars like Buzz Lightyear"✨
“Limbo"
“WAP”
“Man On The Moon”
Shawn Cee ️
