There is no grey area when it comes to racism. The cases in question were signs of systemic racism in the police. To try and say it is anything else is to throw dirt over the truth and this is done all the time and has gone on for too long. Very frustrating that is not more strongly highlighted in this discussion.

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3.14 - poppy

The vocals came from the original track “Taboo” by Ayesha erotica. Then was mixed into another beat Kellythatgirly composed into a single song.

Taboo remix [Ayesha Erotica - produced by kellythatgirly]

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I got this from SailorEvasive and i've seen it on a few tradelists.

Its fuckin fake yall

That Poppy - Money (DEMO) [FAKE]

Ayesha Erotica - Yummy

Tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
Juicy tracksuit whenever I’m feeling bummy
Big heels, got the pleasers, I’m pleasing, I’m something funny
Baby phat jizz rag whenever he’s feeling cummy
Yeah, you bucktooth Beckies can’t rhyme for shit
Heard your record and your lines sound just like his
See the difference me and you, bitch, my shit hits
You’re a size too big, bitch, and my shit fits
I’m the First Lady of Juicy Couture
Got a little cash now, so this skirt is Dior
And my lips look just like Amanda Lepore’s
Now the kids out screaming “You were better before”
Before what? Bitch still snorting away
Still sipping Red Bull by the gallon a day
Still rocking chinchilla knowing I didn’t pay
Drop top, P!nk who? Bitch get out of my way, ayy

Tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy, yummy
Tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy, yummy

Yeah, big purse with the rhinestone buckle
Keep a pink stun gun just in case I’m in trouble
Double double, yeah they asking for the fries on the side
But I never take ‘em home unless it’s eyes on the ride
Run with cokeheads yeah they rock my threads
Let ‘em spend the night in my hot pink bed
Maybe send ‘em home with a lot more bread
I’m just tryna keep all the porn stars fed
Yeah, he love me but he fucks me like he hates my guts
He hit the spot to make me squirt and let me paint his nuts
He pay me right then, right there when he bust
I’m a fake bitch, so I’m paying him dust
I do it for the girls and the gays, that’s it
The queens and the queers, yeah, they loving my shit
Yeah, shout the fuck out to the girls with the big ass lips
And shout the fuck out to the girls with the big ass dicks, stay up

Tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy, yummy
Tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
I’m feeling, I’m feeling yummy
T-t-tummy full of edible gummies, I’m feeling yummy, yummy

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Brett Anderson

Brett Anderson: Afternoons with the Blinds Drawn

In this podcast, recorded live at Southbank Centre, author and journalist Will Self joins Alex Bilmes, to discuss his newly released, and typically funny and frenzied memoir, Will. 

In an entertaining half hour, Self discusses why he wrote Will, the challenges of memoir writing and how it can lead to criticism that is much more ad hominem. 

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Malcolm Gladwell: Talking to Strangers

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In this podcast, Waller-Bridge joins host of The Guilty Feminist, Deborah Frances-White, on stage at Southbank Centre to discuss all things Fleabag. Listen to the pair discuss the how the camera came to represent outside pressure to deliver a performance; combatting loneliness by trying to find connections through sex and family relationships, and how the character of the priest became ‘Hot Priest’. 

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Phoebe Waller-Bridge - Fleabag: The Scriptures

British author Hilary Mantel reveals the eagerly awaited third novel in her thrilling Thomas Cromwell trilogy, The Mirror and the Light. 

The book offers a defining portrait of predator and prey, of a ferocious contest between present and past, between royal will and a common man’s vision. It’s the story of a modern nation making itself through conflict, passion and courage.

In this podcast, chaired by journalist and broadcaster Alex Clark, Mantel reflects on the finale of one of the most compelling and celebrated trilogies of modern times, ending with a special reading of The Mirror and the Light.

Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Hilary Mantel – The Mirror and the Light

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Malcolm Gladwell: Talking to Strangers

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