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ye will always be ye. not sure why people surprised at all, but now i wanna see all the people who were supportive of him step up. they know who they are
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Give me Stacey Dash. She's the right kind of crazy.
This pic prolly from 30 years ago b. You coudnt pick a younger crazy chick? Doja maybe?
This pic prolly from 30 years ago b. You coudnt pick a younger crazy chick? Doja maybe?
Man word.
"Racial chat rooms" sounds wild as hell
But "showing feet" is just too much
"!!!" tho?
That's compelling story telling.
Lol don’t act like you’re above Doja-you know damn well you wouldn’t pass if she were downDojo Cat right now Vs Stacey Dash at over 50.
Man is that really Doja? I honestly thought the pic was her using one of those aging filters
My thoughts exactly. I know she typically likes to cake on a lot of makeup, but she can't possibly look that old underneath it all.It has to be a filter or some weird makeup or something, she look hit right now but not that hit.
From BBC News.
It's more than that just showing her feet.
"The star took to Instagram to address several accusations, including the suggestion she had stripped for white supremacists in a video chatroom."
The controversy was triggered by the emergence of an old song under the title Dindu Nuffin - a term used to disparage black victims of police brutality.
Some people claimed the lyrics referred to Sandra Bland, a black woman who died in police custody in Texas in 2015, although Dlamini never mentioned her by name in the song. Subsequently, footage began to circulate of the singer participating on the video chatroom site Tiny Chat, making sexual comments to men who were reportedly members of the alt-right/incel community - an online subculture of white supremacists who are "involuntarily celibate".
In a statement posted to her Instagram on Sunday night, Dlamini tried to put the videos into context
"I've used public chat rooms to socialize since I was a child," she wrote. "I shouldn't have been on some of those chat room sites, but I personally have never been involved in any racist conversations. I'm sorry to everyone I offended."
And she also denied mocking Beyoncé, following a video that spread across social media in which she appears to refer to the star as "Beyonkey". "Beyoncé is the cream of the crop," she said. "Beyoncé is the reason why I believe I can be who I am. Beyoncé is one of the driving forces of who I am in my career. Beyoncé is undeniably talented and every time anyone has ever came for Beyoncé, I was there. And that's all I have to say."
Doja look like dhalsim now
Man eff Tremaine, I was at a light in Soho and he was waiting on the corner to cross the street and he had on the OW Sail 5's before they dropped, I said yo Trey nice 5's man I hope I hit on SNKRS and he looked at me and laughed and yeah aite.
I didnt hit.
My thoughts exactly. I know she typically likes to cake on a lot of makeup, but she can't possibly look that old underneath it all.