as host of Lucky Lyft, I serve much more than trivia questions 💅 watch the newest ep on the @lyft YouTube channel
as host of Lucky Lyft, I serve much more than trivia questions 💅 watch the newest ep on the @lyft YouTube channel
as host of Lucky Lyft, I serve much more than trivia questions 💅 watch the newest ep on the @lyft YouTube channel
as host of Lucky Lyft, I serve much more than trivia questions 💅 watch the newest ep on the @lyft YouTube channel
as host of Lucky Lyft, I serve much more than trivia questions 💅 watch the newest ep on the @lyft YouTube channel
That time I won “$100,000”
Marcus pay attention….
Do not swipe left. Do not swipe right. Enjoy the picture that is on the screen, Mary!
#nofilter
#nofilter
TRL was really wild back in the day.
Gen Z doesn’t even know!!!
The exhaust was ALWAYS slipping out of the wall
My new comedy special is out now. Watch the full special Woke Man in a Dress, free on YouTube.
You can find me at ilovemusic86ataoldotcom 🙂
To be fair maybe he had 4 teeth.
Rule number 2
What was the first song you downloaded from Napster?
Here’s all of my money 💰😁
Harassing monet brings me so much joy. 😭
The one about feet 🦶!!
Lucky Lyft final ep is live on the @lyft youtube!!! have you watched them all yet? remix this vid to get the LL experience at home 💕
In this week’s riveting episode of Town Hall: A Black Queer Podcast, brace yourself for an unfiltered exploration of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The vivacious Miss Peppermint and the incomparable Bob the Drag Queen embark on a heartfelt journey, bringing you stories of resilience and courage from those who have weathered the storm. Glen Hill, a 71-year-old who’s navigated 38 years of living with HIV, joins the podcast to reflect on the harrowing impact of the AIDS Crisis on his LA community and the profound ways he’s devoted himself to both the HIV and sober communities. Joining this candid conversation is Bob the Drag Queen’s Uncle Steve, who shares his own poignant experience with HIV/AIDS and the boundless love and hope he’s shared with others. And finally, Robert Evans (@robbsway86) opens up about the personal shame he had to conquer after his diagnosis at 19 and the transformative work he’s undertaken within queer spaces since. Get ready for an episode that’s as raw as it is inspiring, as these powerful voices shed light on a topic that’s shaped their lives and the queer community at large.
