In spring 1988 A young college student attends a party with her friend not thinking it'll change her life after meeting someone special...

An imagines book for the characters from the movie 'Sinners' enjoy!♡

"He's NO item," they whispered, a dark omen. "PLEASE don't like him," they pleaded, their eyes filled with knowing sorrow. "He DON'T wife 'em," they declared, their voices hard with experience. "He ONE NIGHTS 'em," they finished, a final, brutal truth. I ignored them, blinded by a foolish hope. Those warnings, though they seemed like tired clichés, were the very essence of him. And now, I confess, I wish we'd never met. Funny how everything shifted, how the mask fell away, once he'd taken what he desired. Nothing remained the same.

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after an ongoing rivalry with suge knight, Eazy thought it was done. but he was wrong. soon after his honeymoon his wife ariana grande wright goes missing. Suge assures eazy that HE has her. and is holding her for as long as he wants. he tells eazy that if he finds out eazy is looking for her. he will simply put a bullet through her head. will eazy find his wife? read and find out...

Since one wasn't made I decided to make one.

a hip hop group of five black men ; ice cube , dr dre , eazy e , mc ren , and dj yella from compton california set the world off by storm talking about their reality of being black. as well as dealing with things such as racism , policy brutality , weapons , fights , and so much more. o'shea aka ice cube meets cousin of andre aka dr dre ; aysia young. aysia has always had a super strong relationship with eazy , ren , yella , and of course her older cousin dre. though , aysia's never met o'shea ; she's heard of him but she never really met him. when they do meet , they instantly click and things start off really well between the two. they try to convince themselves that they don't have feelings for each other but that doesn't exactly go as plan. aysia's dad ; dre's uncle was beaten , then shot dead by the LAPD. it never affected dre that much , but it definitely hurt aysia. aysia's been affected by it for so long , when she hears the first few bars of 'fuck tha police' she knew they would be a hit since they've been through the same thing her father went through ; racism & police brutality. !lowercase intended! thank you for 1k+ reads ! word count limit : 1.8k - 2.6k ( 3.7k max ) for each chapter! this story contains the following listed below. - strong language - sexual content / smut - racism - police brutality - death - drinking - smoking - weapon abuse a straight outta compton fan fiction. o'shea jackson x female oc. based off the movie , 'straight outta compton'.

Just a whole bunch of 90s shit📟📟

Set in the heart of late-1980s and early-90s Los Angeles, Next Level follows Imerie, a young mother rebuilding her life after loss, and Eric, a rising name from Compton with a dangerous charm and a past that's hard to shake. What starts as tension and sharp words in a crowded club turns into something neither of them saw coming a slow, unexpected pull that refuses to fade. From heated arguments to quiet apologies, from a sunlit trip to Barbados to late-night talks under fireworks, their worlds begin to tangle in ways that test both pride and vulnerability. But love in their world isn't simple. It's raw, complicated, and unpredictable. As Imerie learns to open her heart again, she has to face whether Eric's intentions are real or if history's about to repeat itself. A story about second chances, unspoken chemistry, and two people trying to heal in the middle of chaos, Next Level captures the heartbeat of Black love, the grit of Compton, and the tenderness that hides behind the toughest walls.

Kaliyah Monét Starks What if she gave up before the world heard her voice? But she didn't. She stayed. Through the late-night sessions, the label politics, the jealousy, the headlines. They mocked her existence , questioned her pen, called her too loud, too raw, too much. But over time, the same verses they ignored became anthems. The same girl they pushed out became the one they couldn't stop talking about. From being dismissed as a phase to becoming the face of a movement- Kali didn't just survive hip-hop. She conquered it.