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For those who might not be familiar with the name, AZ (Anthony Cruz) is a hip-hop legend out of Brooklyn, New York. He famously burst onto the scene in 1994 as the only featured guest artist on Nas's multi-platinum masterpiece Illmatic, delivering an iconic, unforgettable verse on the track "Life's a Bitch." He is easily one of the dopest, illest, and absolute greatest emcees in the history of the rap game, yet he rarely gets the mainstream recognition or attention he truly deserves.

One of the most remarkable things about AZ is just how incredibly smooth his voice is whenever you hear him talking or rapping. He is a deeply introspective, classy, distinguished, and calculated dude. Throughout his entire career, you have never heard of any weird stuff or internet beefs surrounding his name. He is a solid individual who has always carried himself like a real man with pure integrity, and you can instantly hear that in his voice. Even today, he still rocks a tight, classic fade; he isn't wearing tight clothes, rocking female hair extensions, or chasing trends. He is just calm, confident, and completely secure in his own skin without feeling the need to impress anyone.

Beyond the music, he always brought an effortless smoothness and classic, sharp fashion sense to the culture, standing out as a genuinely good-looking, sharp-dressed man. It makes you wonder why you don’t see young rappers with that kind of authentic swag and style anymore. When you compare him to the rap game today, the contrast is wild. Instead of that natural, mature presence, you catch young new rappers nowadays with absolutely no individual style, all dressed exactly the same like clones, and relying on internet antics rather than lyrical craft.

Do you feel like the art of the smooth, high-integrity lyricist with real style has been completely lost in modern hip-hop, or do you think AZ's blueprint is simply too unique to ever be duplicated?

Brock Lesnar has officially been inducted into the University of Minnesota M Club Hall of Fame to celebrate his historic amateur roots, including his dominant run as the 2000 NCAA Division I Heavyweight Champion.

At the ceremony, Brock made a rare public appearance alongside his wife Sable, his daughter Mya Lesnar, and his lifelong friend and former college roommate Shelton Benjamin. A lot of fans online immediately pointed out how incredible Sable looked, looking just as good and in peak shape as she did during her trailblazing days in the wrestling business. Having Shelton there brought his entire journey full circle, tracing all the way back to when they were amateur standouts for the Golden Gophers in the late 1990s.

Does anyone actually remember Brock from back then, before he was a massive household name in WWE? What are your thoughts on seeing him grind as a young prospect in his college days compared to seeing him now get inducted into the university's hall of fame as an absolute legend?

When you look back at his 26-year career, we will never see a crossover legacy like this repeated again. He is the only person to win the top heavyweight titles in three separate worlds: the NCAA, the UFC, and the WWE.

What do you think of Brock Lesnar being inducted into the University of Minnesota Hall of Fame alongside his family?

Did DoorDash for past 3 months a few days per week (some weeks just once), and I'm almost out of my annual data of 20GB as well as rating system revamped to screw anyone who isn't a Top Dasher over. I can either top-up a few GB for 30 days at a time; however sadly, the data is capped to LTE so no 5G anymore or I can pay for another annual plan, but my current doesn't expire until next January. Sick and tired of delivering and I'll probably get banned eventually like I was on UberEats for low ratings due to just a few bad customers downvoting me, and at Silver tier the support agents refuse to remove low ratings.

They used to willingly remove max 2 a week when I was still Gold, but with new rating system even removing my single 1 star rating won't make me jump back like before. The retarded on-time rate is never consistent with whether I'm marked as on time or late, and there's too many factors that don't always let me deliver early. Even with tips and minimum wage top-up here, I still only make probably a few hundred bucks max a month from this shit; even if I did full time probably at most a grand as I deliver by bike, so algorithms favour cars and motorcycles over me. I also do TaskRabbit but colder weather means less clients to hire me.