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He's about 5'4". He's got face piercings and face tattoos. His hair color changes. And his fashion sense is famous (or perhaps infamous) in its progressive experimentation. So Symere Woods, also known as Lil U*i Vert, certainly doesn't look like your typical old-school rapper. I'll sometimes stumble upon a picture online of a 2Pac Shakur alongside an image of U*i, trying to highlight the comparisons and contrasts in what hip hop looked like between the eras. [ 893 more words ]

Making the Case For Lil U*i Vert | The Jewish Observer The Philly rapper is widely looked at as a product of the dumbed-down popular music of the 2010s. Yes and no.

On Tuesday, NJ officials announced that three new states will be added to their travel advisory list, in which travelers from those states will be required to quarantine for 14 days due to COVID-19 concerns. Oklahoma, Delaware, and Kansas will all be added to a list of 19 states in which state officials believe that the spread of coronavirus is reaching uncontrollable levels. [ 88 more words ]

NJ Adds Three New States to COVID-19 Quarantine List | The Jewish Observer On Tuesday, NJ officials announced that three new states will be added to their travel advisory list, in which travelers from those states will be required to quarantine for 14 days due to COVID-19 concerns. Oklahoma, Delaware, and Kansas will all be added to a list of 19 states in which state offic...

Over the past three weekends, shootings throughout New York City have skyrocketed to unprecedented levels. Over the July 4th weekend, shootings left close to fifty people dead or injured, with the vast majority of those incidents taking place in Manhattan. However, instead of dealing with the growing violence head-on, NYC Major Bill De Blasio has chosen to file the issue under COVID-19 related developments. [ 243 more words ]

With Shootings Skyrocketing, De Blasio Uses Coronavirus as Scapegoat | The Jewish Observer Over the past three weekends, shootings throughout New York City have skyrocketed to unprecedented levels. Over the July 4th weekend, shootings left close to fifty people dead or injured, with the vast majority of those incidents taking place in Manhattan. However, instead of dealing with the growin...