I’m 99.9% sure he’s the funniest athlete on Twitter
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Does anyone know who Marlon Humphrey is dating ? (He plays for the Ravens) He talks about his girl on his podcast and little glimpses on his IG story but no tags at all
Another ravens player… does anyone have tea on Patrick Queen or Kyle Hamilton ?
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IMPORTANT NOTES: So sorry I had to abbreviate Brando’s amazing On the Waterfront line on the third option - these darn poll entries have a word limit. The full line is this: “You don’t understand! I coulda had class! I coulda been a contender! I coulda been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am.”
The penultimate option is from All About Eve.
The final option is from Taxi Driver.
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Ideas for future episodes of “Epic Rap Battles of History”:
1) The Snow White Battle Royale (Brothers Grimm Snow White vs. Disney Snow White vs. OUAT Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard vs. Weiss Schnee from RWBY vs. Fables/Telltale Snow White)
2) Wednesday Addams vs. Sabrina Spellman (theme: the “weird” girls who were beloved sitcom characters that later received a dark reboot)
3) Yuri Gagarin vs. Neil Armstrong (theme: the ‘nauts who left their mark on history)
4) Marlon Brando vs. Humphrey Bogart (theme: two actors who are considered to be the greatest)
5) Benedict Arnold vs. Judas Iscariot (theme: two of the most infamous traitors in world history)
6) Hugh Glass vs. Bear Grylls (theme: legendary frontiersman against a TV show survivalist. Both also have a connection to bears)
7) Joseph McCarthy vs. Abigail Williams (theme: individuals whose legacies are tied to two of the most infamous witch hunts in American history)
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Midjourney AI's renditions of Old Hollywood stars as Greek gods and goddesses.
Aphrodite (love, beauty) - Marilyn Monroe
Artemis (the hunt) - Grace Kelly
Demeter (the harvest, agriculture) - Audrey Hepburn
Ares (war) - Bette Davis
Athena (wisdom) - Katharine Hepburn
Apollo (the sun, arts, music) - Marlon Brando
Hades (death, the underworld) - Humphrey Bogart
Zeus (king of the gods, sky, thunder) - Clark Gable
Hermes (travel, messenger) - Jimmy Stewart
Poseidon (the sea) - Cary Grant
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