This is my song for today 1/9 quote You not really a boss until you help somebody out . Do some Boss stuff today help someone
I remember when I was in the Streets Now I am the Street. Roxanne Shante Way Street Life #plzbelieveit
Be grateful it’s your season of recovery 🙏🏾🇯🇲 I am grateful and thankful
Couples Holiday enjoyed everybody
Ouch truth hurts 🤣🤣
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You weren’t ugly you were envied Be proud of all the things you were teased about as a child. Thick hair thick lips slanted eyes bow hips dark liner eyes high pitched voice all the things they wanted you to hate about yourself are all the things they really love to have today . #plzbelieveit
Trying to get back to Jackson Heights Day from Jamaica
How do you know you were born a Queen? Let’s see You were born in Queens at Queens General Hospital grew up in QUEENSBRIDGE . Travel the world by invite and love HipHop need I say more 🤣🤣❤️❤️
Things NYers do 🤣🤣🤣🤣
When you’re using the bathroom downstairs and your husband changing the sheets and asking about the unicorn 🦄 toy ( ladies you know 🤣🤣)
No place beats NYC FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Part 3 plzbelieveit
Come On out and Have A Nice Day !!!!
How much and what flavor oh and what year 1978 Grape 35 cents 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can’t put in words how proud I am of @killermike many don’t know our history and I am not one to brag but let’s be honest every Emcee that I saw that magic in as a little kid and I told them Has done some of the most magical and incredible things with their talents. Thank you @shaybigga your love makes everything even Bigger #plzbelieveit
We be tired but keep moving that’s HipHop don’t forget the Blue in Hillside on Fridays
This plane ride is a set up 😠
Having a Nice Day with the Great @bereshammond
Queens Dreams follows the incredible journey of Roxanne Shante, an rap pioneer who uses her past to fuel her advocacy today. Tune in as she discusses her nonprofit, Mind Over Matter and her passion behind being a resource to childen in need. Full episode out now!
Mind Over Matter. It’s your mind that matters. Hear Roxanne Shante discuss her organization and its transformative work for young women.
