#KEPLABEL Krystyle Ent @251_366

@Krystyleent has launched #KEPLABEL We will continue to bring you the BEST music from MOBILE & South+. Follow us at @Krystyleent #KEPLABEL on all social media. Mobile, AL Joined December 2014

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#KEPLABEL Krystyle Ent @251_366

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Nina Deer @longdepzai_n

a month ago

Celebrity’s surprise their fans

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2 months ago

@YourAnonNews Who is the other guy on the bill?

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ijn @godknowsdgj1

2 months ago

Bet you didn’t know there were other ways to lace shoes 👇🔥

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4 months ago

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4 months ago

WATCH @SUPAUNIT PUT THE WORLD ON IT - V12 Boyz ft. DERRICK 4REAL youtu.be/_8Bo0--GZ00?si… via @YouTube

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4 months ago

🍀Happy #StPatrickDay💚 @krystyleent 🍯 What yall doing today? Have yall seen the leprechaun & pot of gold yet? 🍯🌈

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4 months ago

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NWS New Orleans @NWSNewOrleans

6 months ago

Looks like the transition to snow is well underway to our east. So close 🤏🥲

1/18/25 4am: light snow is currently occurring at our office here in West Mobile! We are also receiving reports in Baldwin county and over interior parts of the western FL Panhandle. No accumulation is occurring at this time, but we will keep a close eye over the next few hours.

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Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07

8 months ago

2 a.m., a 13-year-old boy in South Carolina picked up the phone and dialed 911. But it wasn’t for a fire, a robbery, or an emergency like you’d expect. He told the dispatcher, “I’m tired of sleeping on the floor.” Let that sink in. In one of the richest countries on earth, a child’s “emergency” was not having a bed. When Officer Gaetano Acerra responded, he thought it was a prank—or maybe something minor. But what he walked into crushed him. Bare walls. No furniture. No decorations. Just a deflated air mattress in the corner and a boy sitting there, exhausted, slumped over like life had already beaten him down at 13 years old. The boy’s grandmother, who loved him, simply couldn’t afford more than the basics: food and rent. Survival, not comfort. And yet this child still had the courage to call 911—not for money, not for toys—but just for a chance to feel like he mattered. Most officers would have filed a report and moved on. But Acerra couldn’t shake the image of that room out of his mind. Three days later, he came back—not with paperwork, but with a truck full of furniture. A bed with fresh sheets. A desk and chair for homework. Lamps, decorations, and even a Nintendo Wii. The boy’s face when he saw his new room? Pure joy. His four bare walls turned into a sanctuary. For the first time, he felt like he mattered. And here’s the part that should make every single one of us think: it didn’t take a millionaire, a celebrity, or the government to fix this. It took one cop who cared enough to do something. Officer Acerra said it best: “Sometimes you just know what’s right.”