#Drake lost

[kcyars99]

Drake is the Christopher Columbus of hip hop music and he deserves the same hate as Columbus because they are both colonizers

Also he has no reason or right to talk about his opp rapping like he’s trying to free the slaves because being a biracial white leaning Jewish Canadian if he thinks that a black African American man is a slave then in his mind alll African Americans are slaves which makes Kendrick having this insta iconic concert a week ago on Juneteenth a celebration where the slaves learned that they are freed from slavery a significant clap back against Drake statement

If someone said that Drake raps as if he’s looking for a final solution then that would be considered antisemitic

Also he deserves the same hate as Columbus because he profits off of black American culture but when it comes to important issues like Black Lives Matter he is silent

Where was his outrage when alll the black men women and children were beaten or killed by the police in the last ten years or better year the last four years? His protests? His involvement ? Nowhere

But he has no problem with sucking up to black male abusers that harm black women though

Like others who are known for appropriating other races cultures they have associations and relations with the race they steal from but have no respect for their lives

Yalll delusional if you still think that Drake won over Kendrick because it’s been proven otherwise get over it

[thankyouriez]

Why Hip Hop Will Never Be The Same After The Kendrick Lamar Vs Drake Beef..

[sourkreem]

apparently, dick and jason's love language is to crash their baby brother's first date

[ditzybat]

tim: sweet dog you got there. gordon: yes, this is our new drug-sniffing dog. tim: still training huh? gordon: red robin.. what do you mean? tim: ... tim: nevermind...

[timothvy]

based on a picture i saw on twitter

[dulusionalapocaliose]

I desperately need crazy unhinged bossgirl woman and their pathetic man representation. And by that I mean intelligent, ambitious, unhinged, disgustingly educated but hyperfeminine, that knows how to fight magnifically and are mad science smart queens that would do what is needed to get what they want and need, and their husband/boyfriend supporting and following them around like lovesick puppies.

[batfamhastwitter]

Part 28! Ice cream fixes everything ngl

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[arrowheadedbitch]

Tim: Oh yeah? Name one friend you have that wasn't Dick's first.

Jason: Bizzarro!

Tim: I said friend, not fuck buddy.

Jason: Fuck you!!

Tim: I bet those were the last words your mother said to you.

[abisalli]

Happy Valentine's Day from the Young Justice group! 💗

[stealingpotatoes]

some uncharted doods bc brainrot re-emerged out of nowhere

(commission info // tip jar!)

[flwrkid14]

Tim Drake’s Farewell: The Day Gotham Let Him Go

They searched for him for months.

When Tim Drake disappeared, the entire Batfamily unraveled. One day he was there, saving Gotham alongside them. The next? Gone. No explanation. No note. Just silence. Bruce, Dick, Jason, Damian—they all assumed the worst. Kidnapping, foul play, an elaborate plot. Because Tim Drake doesn’t just leave.

But he did.

Months later, they found him. Not in a dark corner of Gotham. Not held captive by some villain. No, they found him in a small, quiet town in Europe. A place with cobblestone streets and flower boxes in every window. Tim was there, in a cozy house with a garden out back. And he wasn’t alone. He had a child—a bright-eyed little one with dark hair and a curious smile. The moment they saw the kid, they knew.

Kon.

The clone Tim made, after all those failed attempts to bring Kon-El back. Tim had finally succeeded. And he was raising this child alone, quietly, away from the chaos of Gotham.

The confrontation wasn’t what they expected. Bruce tried to argue, voice low and rough, that Tim was too young for this. “You’re barely out of your own childhood,” he said, the words falling flat even as he spoke them. He knew the truth: Tim had never really been a child.

Tim’s response? Calm. Firm.

“I raised you out of your grief. I was Robin because Gotham needed me to be. Because you needed me to be. But this isn’t what I wanted for my life. I’m choosing my happiness, Bruce.”

They didn’t know how to respond to that. Because Tim was right. He’d given everything—his childhood, his innocence, his sanity—for a city that never gave back.

Now, he had a family. A child who wasn’t burdened with masks and capes. And a life. A real life. One where he spent afternoons in the garden, mornings at the café down the street. Where he wasn’t “Red Robin” or “Tim Drake.” He was just… Tim.

There were signs of something else, too. Little things. An extra coffee mug in the kitchen. Another pair of shoes by the door. A faint, easy smile when he glanced across the street, as if sharing an inside joke with someone they couldn’t see. They didn’t press. But there was a quiet presence in Tim’s life, woven into the edges of this new chapter. Someone who helped build this safe haven, this peace.

And Tim had no plans of returning to Gotham.

“I’m not Red Robin anymore. And I never will be again.”

They didn’t understand at first. Not fully. How could he walk away? How could he choose this life, this quiet happiness, over the mission? Over them?

But deep down, they knew. They’d always known Tim’s heart wasn’t in it the way theirs was. He wasn’t like Bruce, who could never let go. Or Jason, who burned with restless fury. Or Dick, who carried hope like a torch. Tim had been the glue holding them together, but it had come at a cost. And now he was finally healing.

“I’ll still be family,” Tim promised. “I’ll visit. Holidays, special occasions. But this? This is my life now. You can’t take me away from my happiness because you need me to stay. That’s not fair.”

They wanted to argue. But what could they say? Tim had always been the rational one. The one who saw the bigger picture. And he was right.

Bruce’s voice softened. “You’re happy.”

Tim nodded. “I am.”

And in the end, that was all that mattered.

The Batfamily returned to Gotham, a little quieter, a little heavier. They’d lost Red Robin. But they hadn’t lost Tim. And as much as it hurt, they knew he’d finally found the peace they could never give him.

Some heroes leave the fight not because they’ve lost hope, but because they’ve found something worth living for.

Tim Drake had given Gotham everything. Now, it was time for Gotham to let him go.

[lemonlimestar]

kiss of life

[brucewaynehater101]

Tim Drake hc:

After rescuing Bruce from the timestream, the other Bats eventually notice that Tim is 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 without at least one weapon on him at all times. He usually has three (the small knife he built hideaway spots in all his shoes for, the larger knife either on his hip or shelved on his back, and a nonlethal option such as a taser), but he doesn't even sleep without them within reach.

The shoe knife was introduced to his outfits after the Titan Tower Attack. He wanted a hidden way to never be caught off guard again (he wasn't sure his precautions would be well-received by the Bats). The larger knife was added after the desert (Tim's not sure he'd resort to using it, but he lost two friends during a time he had only himself and them to rely on). The nonlethal one was added after Damian cut his line.

He does end up forgiving all the Bats for their transgressions and seeking forgiveness for his faults, but he's never without a weapon. He's learned that even "safe" spaces can suddenly become unsafe. He learned that, when it came down to it, he has only himself to constantly rely on.

[kashlat2]

Replayed uncharted4 and tll a while ago so here we are

(Bonus) legacy of thieves in one pic:

[morganbritton132]

Had a thought once about Jim Gordon being Tim’s foster parent. Like, nothing else changes and Tim still becomes Robin except now there’s a moment where he’s sneaking in after patrolling and runs into Barbara, who is also sneaking in after patrolling.

Also, one time Robin called Commissioner Gordon dad and it is mortifying but not as big of a deal as Bruce makes it because, “Tim Drake has never called him Dad before so it’s fine.”

[xiaoks]

have some timber yuri while i procrastinate on my other wips