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May 11, 2020·Who's Back
#15450
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

Tekashi 6ix9ine's addiction to Instagram Live will eventually lead to his downfall

this dude is so good at self-promotion... But the only downside to it is he's addicted to going live. He goes live when he's about to commit crimes. And as somebody who's on the run from people that are looking for him, I think that's going to be his downfall.

PFT Commenter predicted that Tekashi 6ix9ine's addiction to Instagram Live would lead to his downfall, particularly as someone 'on the run from people that are looking for him.' Since the take in May 2020, 6ix9ine has continued to face significant legal and safety issues. He was attacked at an LA Fitness in March 2023, sustaining serious injuries, and his lawyer noted he had no security, despite his high-profile status and past actions making him a target. He also faced multiple probation violations, including drug possession and assault, leading to further prison sentences in December 2025 and January 2026. Notably, he surrendered for one of these prison sentences during a nearly two-hour live stream on another streamer's channel in January 2026, demonstrating his continued addiction to being live even during critical personal moments. These events, coupled with a significant decline in his music career and public image, align with the predicted 'downfall' linked to his public online persona and lack of discretion.

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May 11, 2020
#26296
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

Michael Jordan's tears in The Last Dance were a result of his frustration with others' lack of self-expectation

I think [Jordan] was crying because he was so pissed off that people didn't expect as much from themselves as he did from everybody else.

This is a subjective interpretation of Jordan's emotional state.
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May 11, 2020
#15439
Big CatBig Cat

Episode 7 of The Last Dance was the strongest episode of the entire documentary

I thought Episode 7 was the strongest episode of the entire documentary. It was so, so well done.

This is a subjective opinion on media quality.
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May 11, 2020
#15441
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

Established media columnists in the 90s were no better than modern-day Twitter eggs

It's wild to think that in the mid nineties media, all these people who were given columns were no better than just like some Twitter egg that wanted to like put this shit out there and they got away with it and they still have jobs to this day.

Subjective comparison between historical and modern media toxicity.

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Oct 26, 2026
#31737
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

The Falcons are a real, flawed good team

I do think that the Falcons are real. Yeah. I think that they're a good team. They're a flawed good team.

This is a subjective assessment of the Falcons.
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Oct 26, 2026
#31752
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

The Falcons may have the NFL's best skill-position group

I think that if the Falcons can do that, they have maybe the best set of skill position players in the NFL. If you're able to protect Penix, he's good enough to distribute it and then just let their awesome players do awesome shit.

This is a subjective ranking of NFL skill-position groups.
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Oct 26, 2026·Who's Back
#31751
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

MLB's proposed check-swing replay would make everything a check swing

Yeah. Parallel with the plate. Yeah. That's what I thought the rule was. And apparently that's just not the rule anymore. If they ever bring this system to Major League Baseball, I get—everything's a check swing.

This is a prediction/opinion about a proposed rule and its practical effect, not a settled fact.