Replying to @B_Fernandes8
You sabotaged Pogba and forced yourself into the spotlight as the main man.
McTominay was sold because you were competing with him for the second-striker position.
You sabotaged Ronaldo and manipulated the narrative to make yourself look like the saint.
You refused to let Ronaldo take penalties despite being a midfielder while he was competing for the Golden Boot.
When Ronaldo left, you went into interviews and painted him as the problem, claiming United was now playing as a team.
You enjoyed every bit of it when it was happening to others. Now, it’s your turn to taste your own medicine.
Proper 🐀.
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Drake’s “God’s Plan” becomes the first Hip-Hop song in HISTORY to be certified @RIAA Double Diamond (20x Platinum)💎💎
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Glen “Big Baby” Davis couldn’t stop LAUGHING when Pudgie and Funny Marco said if THEY were his father who abandoned him, they would’ve came back the SECOND he had a shot at the NBA, then started acting out exactly how they would’ve done it 😭💀
“You’re a man now, so you understand… Your mother told me not to come around, she threatened me… I would’ve said I’m sorry, bust a little cry.” 😭😭
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After listening to Iceman since May 15th, I’m now on Habibti and let me tell you this album is a hit!😭😭😭
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Tomorrow a Paris court rules on whether Vincent Bolloré exercised "de facto control" over Vivendi at the 2024 corporate split.
Why this matters: Vivendi is the French media giant that controls Universal Music Group. Universal Music holds Drake's catalog and his current rights deal. So a ruling on what Bolloré actually controlled at Vivendi lands directly on Drake's deal math.
If the court says yes, Bolloré has to buy out Vivendi's minority shareholders at fair value, billions of euros.
Here's the counterintuitive read.
Drake's camp wants CONTROL FOUND.
Here's why, in plain math. Bolloré has been slow-walking Drake's UMG situation because UMG's stock staying cheap helps his cascade-consolidation buyout math. Sir Lucian Grainge executes the slow-walk. Drake gets dragged on the lawsuit, no clean renewal, no ownership concessions.
If the Paris court rules control found tomorrow:
— The case refers to the AMF (French markets regulator) for a mandatory tender at fair value — roughly 70% above today's Vivendi price, billions of euros to Bolloré
— Bolloré's incentive to keep UMG cheap evaporates the moment that tender hits
— UMG's multiple re-rates upward
— Sir Lucian's incentive structure flips overnight: slow-walking Drake stops serving the consolidation, because the consolidation just got expensive at every level
— Suddenly UMG wants to settle Drake fast, announce a clean renewal, capitalize on the re-rating
If the court rules control not found:
— Bolloré's cascade-consolidation continues uninterrupted
— UMG's multiple compression continues
— Sir Lucian's slow-walk on Drake keeps serving the
consolidation timeline
— Drake's leverage stays low. His next move is the appeal route via CIAM activism, the contract expiration path, or doubling down on Iceman-as-exit-filing positioning
The counterintuitive part: the legal fight that decides Drake's next deal isn't in U.S. court between Drake and UMG. It's in a French court between minority shareholders and a French billionaire most music fans have never heard of.
Hearing tomorrow.
EHIQ tracked at 52% on the control-found outcome — three timestamped revisions yesterday. /predictions.
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