Dedication

All of those things exist for a reason. Amazon seems to think that it knows what's best for readers and automatically takes them to the first page of text. In some cases they even skip the preface, acknowledgements etc. I hate having to go back every time, knowing that so many other people are missing out on the full experience.

https://imgur.com/a/UxtJClu Well played.

I will never, ever stop finding it funny that in a musical pressed for time and from which gems like the Adams Rap had to be cut (never a greater insult will there be than "you nuisance, with no sense, you'll die of irrelevance"), Lin devotes FIVE BARS to setting up the "I punched the bursar" joke

#dedication

https://www.instagram.com/p/CCoZ90apbLt/?igshid=ncchyx1vfun4

I know that some people where put off his “ I say a little prayer for you” post when she first went missing but here it is clear that he actually did pray and was genuinely upset about the situation.

Social media is terrible for being able to see the full context around people’s words which is why it’s best to give people the benefit of the doubt.

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/as-driver-is-charged-in-summer-taylors-death-family-remembers-activists-dedication-to-justice/

>Charges filed in King County Superior Court allege Dawit Kelete told jail officials that he was withdrawing from the narcotic Percocet and that he struggled with an “untreated addiction,” according to court papers. Washington State Patrol accident investigators found “several implements commonly used to smoke illegal substances” and a substance “that appears similar to crystal methamphetamine” in the car.

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>Matt Taylor, Summer’s father, said his child had been demonstrating nearly every day since the Black Lives Matter protests began.
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I really just spent 8 hours listening to mixtapes. It was quite the journey but I'm glad i'm done with it. Bear with me, but out of habit, I called them albums instead of mixtapes. I hope that isn't a big deal

Anyways, I went in chronological order and here is what I have to say about each one (keep in mind that it was just my first listen and that some songs/mixtapes probably got mixed up with each other in my mind which could have been avoided if I didn't listen to all 7 at once):

Dedication 1: I believe he released this recently after Tha Carter which is pretty evident in the style of this album and his voice/flows. The biggest issue with this project is probably the loud "GANGSTA GRIZILLZ" every other bar. I get it, but it's annoying after a while. Thank god it died down a lot by D3. I don't really have much to say about this one, I mean I like the more personal approach that Wayne takes to these mixtapes by including these skits/interludes in them

Dedication 2: I liked