Post: #151

She has daddy issues, IMAGINE MY SHOCK

Post: #152

Is she 18 yet?

Post: #153

(01-02-2019 08:42 PM)realologist Wrote:  Is she 18 yet?

Turning 16 in March: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danielle_Bregoli

Post: #154

Would Bang
my drums in the studio to lay down beats for her next album.

Post: #155

(09-16-2017 12:40 AM)Chowder Head Wrote:  "Cash Me Outside" girl signs a record deal with Atlantic Records.

http://www.tmz.com/2017/09/15/danielle-b...cord-deal/

Quote:Danielle Bregoli just joined the ranks of Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Wiz Khalifa and Cardi B ... cuz she just scored a record deal with Atlantic Records.
Sources close to the situation tell us Danielle caught the attention of record execs after her first single, "These Heaux," generated unexpected success. The song's music video already has 21 million views and we're told that Bregoli is the youngest female rapper to chart on the Hot 100 at #77.
We're told the deal includes multiple albums and is worth millions ... Bregoli signed the contract under her rap name, "Bhad Bhabie."
Say what you want about the girl ... but she's raking in the dough.

This whole thread reminds me of a quote I came across in a book a few years ago:

"I don't see much future for the Americans. It's a decayed country. And they have their racial problems, and the problem of social inequalities...My feelings against Americanism are feelings of hatred and deep repugnance...Everything about the behavior of American society reveals that it's half Judaized, and the other half Negrified. How can one expect a state like that to hold together - a country where everything is built on the dollar." -AH, Table Talk

Things happen pyscho-spiritually before they manifest physically. The fact that this future was discernible over 80 years ago demonstrates incredible fundamental understanding. Fuck America. Europe forever.

Post: #156

Fame can be a potent drug, if you don't have people around you keeping you in balance. Some of these stars live in another planet with no gravity. Come to think of it, it's like astronauts going to space. It's an amazing trip, lots of things to discover and you're one of the few that will ever make it. A couple of months later, comes the reality check of living with no gravity.

Quote:""Your organs of balance and your inner ear immediately sense there's no gravity pulling down on them anymore." said Dr. John Charles
This causes something known among astronauts as Bird Leg Syndrome, because the fluid shift causes them to have puffy faces and thin legs.