@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
Kangaroo: "Not today, witch!" 🧙♀️🦘😂
Happy Halloween! Everybody ready for next week?! 🎃
Happy Halloween! Everybody ready for next week?! 🎃
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
Check out this vicious, threatening response to a friendly get out the vote text. It proves we are up against crazed & dangerous people.
They tried to k!ll our President— several times.
They as$assinated Charlie.
They will resort to violence every chance they get.
Go out and ends on it.
Vote for safe neighborhoods, and healthy families. Vote to end violence and vote for a stronger, better America.
Vote Republican up-and-down the ballot.
They tried to k!ll our President— several times.
They as$assinated Charlie.
They will resort to violence every chance they get.
Go out and ends on it.
Vote for safe neighborhoods, and healthy families. Vote to end violence and vote for a stronger, better America.
Vote Republican up-and-down the ballot.
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
@Time4SumAxShun It’s like you both are ready to play video games together soon -Optimus is really getting smooth with his/her moves -Incredible progress working with Optimus - Congratulations-Cheers!
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
Old footage taken in NYC, showing Lady Liberty on watch. She doesn’t just symbolize freedom - she marks a line for America between having it or losing it all.
After Brazil the message is clear: Hold on tightly to what you love & vote this November like the future depends on it.
After Brazil the message is clear: Hold on tightly to what you love & vote this November like the future depends on it.
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
Elon got tired of watching it all get worse so he bought X, started building things that work, cut the money quietly running the USA in a foreign direction & backs candidates who will stop our slide.
Those who spent years buying influence are looking very small now. Thanks Elon!
Those who spent years buying influence are looking very small now. Thanks Elon!
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
Who’s your favorite wrestler of all time? Gotta pick one!
This All-Star lineup in one frame looks like pure chaos!🔥
This All-Star lineup in one frame looks like pure chaos!🔥
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
Elon got tired of watching it all get worse so he bought X, started building things that work, cut the money quietly running the USA in a foreign direction & backs candidates who will stop our slide.
Those who spent years buying influence are looking very small now. Thanks Elon!
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
@Time4SumAxShun Continuons à ne respecter que ceux qui le méritent, ainsi on ne piétine pas ce qu'ils sont censés incarner. Mr Musk fait partie de ces patriotes dont un pays peut s'énorgueillir de compter sous son drapeau.
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@Time4SumAxShun retweeted
@Time4SumAxShunu@elonmusk many times that I've been through this scenario with Aaron do you know how much when I was giving you all my love and attention and support and affection it hurt him you didn't show up for me maybe you have other obligations and I understand that but I have a life to live myself and my children I appreciate everything that you've done and I do consider you one of my best friends please don't make anything else have to be harder than it is
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In late 1993, twenty-two-year-old Robert James Ritchie opened his front door in Michigan to find his high school girlfriend, Kelley South Russell, had left their six-month-old son, Bobby Jr., and her two other children sitting on his porch steps before walking away.
Born on ames Ritchie Jr. arrived right as his father’s early music career collapsed.
Jive Records had just dropped Kid Rock following the commercial failure of his debut album, leaving the young musician broke and scrambling to survive in the Detroit underground scene.
After making sure Kelley’s other two children were safely placed with their maternal relatives, the twenty-two-year-old took his infant son inside and raised him alone.
With no money for a nanny, the unruly underground rapper had to grow up overnight. Inside a cramped apartment, he mixed formula, changed diapers, and rocked the baby to sleep, then used the quiet hours while Bobby Jr. napped to write songs and pack cassette tapes and CDs to sell out of the trunk of his car.
Exhausted from sleepless nights, he played dingy Detroit-area bars and clubs for a few dozen dollars in cash just to keep diapers and milk in the house.
Even after his 1998 album Devil Without a Cause turned him into a multimillionaire and a Michigan court granted him full legal custody in 2000, Ritchie refused to hand his son off to a staff of strangers.
Behind the wild, hard-partying persona in the press, he built his touring schedule around Bobby Jr.’s school calendar in suburban Clarkston, Michigan, driving him to class, attending parent-teacher conferences, and coaching youth baseball so the boy would never feel abandoned a second time.
Watching his son grow up and graduate from college, Kid Rock often told interviewers that finding a six-month-old baby on his porch steps in 1993 saved his life, giving him a reason to stay disciplined when the Detroit nightlife could have destroyed him.
Robert Ritchie’s years raising Bobby Jr. in Michigan while rebuilding his career from the Detroit club circuit to the 1998 release of Devil Without a Cause get a closer look below.🔥🎶
Born on ames Ritchie Jr. arrived right as his father’s early music career collapsed.
Jive Records had just dropped Kid Rock following the commercial failure of his debut album, leaving the young musician broke and scrambling to survive in the Detroit underground scene.
After making sure Kelley’s other two children were safely placed with their maternal relatives, the twenty-two-year-old took his infant son inside and raised him alone.
With no money for a nanny, the unruly underground rapper had to grow up overnight. Inside a cramped apartment, he mixed formula, changed diapers, and rocked the baby to sleep, then used the quiet hours while Bobby Jr. napped to write songs and pack cassette tapes and CDs to sell out of the trunk of his car.
Exhausted from sleepless nights, he played dingy Detroit-area bars and clubs for a few dozen dollars in cash just to keep diapers and milk in the house.
Even after his 1998 album Devil Without a Cause turned him into a multimillionaire and a Michigan court granted him full legal custody in 2000, Ritchie refused to hand his son off to a staff of strangers.
Behind the wild, hard-partying persona in the press, he built his touring schedule around Bobby Jr.’s school calendar in suburban Clarkston, Michigan, driving him to class, attending parent-teacher conferences, and coaching youth baseball so the boy would never feel abandoned a second time.
Watching his son grow up and graduate from college, Kid Rock often told interviewers that finding a six-month-old baby on his porch steps in 1993 saved his life, giving him a reason to stay disciplined when the Detroit nightlife could have destroyed him.
Robert Ritchie’s years raising Bobby Jr. in Michigan while rebuilding his career from the Detroit club circuit to the 1998 release of Devil Without a Cause get a closer look below.🔥🎶
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