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Tory Lanez Says He’d ‘Smoke’ Pusha T in Rap Battle
Tory Lanez is looking for the smoke.
DJ Akademiks asked his Instagram followers if Lanez would win in a battle against Pusha T.
“Na bruh… after hearing that last Tory song… he feeling himself too much lyrically.. we need someone to humble him. If he battled PUSHA T. Who y’all think would win????” read the caption of Akademiks’ IG caption.
Lanez commented on the post saying, “I love Push …. But the way I would smoke him would be unfair. Matter fact tell him step up too … we are accepting all smoke.”
Yikes. Will Pusha respond? I guess we’ll see how this pans out.
Kanye Donates $500,000 to Wildfire Relief
Ye is giving back to the people.
In an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, his wife Kim Kardashian announced that West, Yeezy, and adidas are donating $200,000 to the California Fire Foundation as well as $200,000 to the Califonia Community Foundation’s Wildfire Relief Fund following the massive wildfires in Southern California. The family also donated an additional $100,000 to firefighter Michael Williams and his wife Lisa when they learned that his Oak Park, Calif. home burned down while he was saving other buildings.
“They saved our whole community,” said Kardashian. “We’re so grateful to them, so honestly, we couldn’t do it without them.”
New Study Says ’13 Reasons Why’ Could Be Linked to Rise in Teen Suicides
The Netflix original series 13 Reasons Why has risen a lot of concern from people as it tackles intense subjects such as suicide, rape, bullying, and drug use. A new study by the University of Michigan gives reason to validate those concerns.
The findings show that the polarizing show may have increased the risk of teen suicide. The study surveyed 87 teenagers, the majority of them female, who were treated for suicide-related concerns in 2017 and 208. Results of the survey showed that 49 percent of teens had seen an episode of 13 Reasons Why and 84 percent of them watched the show alone. Over half of those who viewed the show said that they identified with main character Hannah Baker, and felt the show increased the risk of them committing suicide.
