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Within hours of a Drake diss track leaking that finds him sending shots at Kendrick Lamar and others, Rick Ross drops his response track to Drizzy called Champagne Moments.
On Saturday, April 13, Rick Ross delivered Champagne Moments, an ominous response track to Drake. The song, which can be heard below, is in direct response to Drizzy's blistering diss track, in which he took lyrical shots at not only Ross but Kendrick Lamar, Future, Metro Boomin and The Weeknd.
Long live seapunk! Rapper CupcakKe’s newest song and video, “Squidward Nose,” dives deep under the sea for the episode of Spongebob Squarepants Nickelodeon’s too scared to show you: the one with facesitting. Comedian John Early cameos as a lusty seaman trying to get some from a mermaid. The song is an ode to large members, with CupcakKe singing “His dick smaller than my toes/I’d rather ride Squidward nose.
Looking for an easy and affordable way to create a bit more privacy at home? Australian horticulturist Adam Woodhams says screening plants are the answer. “There’s a saying that’s likely as old as suburbia: ‘Good fences make for good neighbors.’ Personally, I think it’s time to reboot that expression to ‘Good hedges grow great neighbors!'” says Adam.”If you need privacy at your place, then it’s worth looking first at hedging and screening plants, as they can do many things that fences and built screens never can.
The work is scheduled to be completed in 2023, the city’s second-largest developer by value said in a statement on Wednesday.Set to be renamed Cheung Kong Center II (CKC II), the new tower will stand 41 storeys tall, much higher than the existing building comprising 23 floors.
Its attractiveness to tenants is likely to act as a barometer of the office property market at a time of slowing demand and growing supply as Hong Kong’s coronavirus restrictions continue to weigh on the economy and company expansion plans.