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The last 1:30 was fine, but that first chunk was messy. I'm surprised she actually released it this way. Still prefer the single version.

A true girl's girl. We love to see it!

Not my ultimate "fave" but for a long time I really like Mariah the Scientist. I never looked into her personal life because I was only concerned with the music, but then I saw her going viral for making fun of GloRilla's appearance. That opened a can of worms, which led to me finding out she supported Tory Lanez after he shot Megan. I was done after that. It's a shame because I'd still be streaming Burning Blue and her first 3 projects hard, had she not shown that she's a mean girl that will make a fool of herself over a dumb man.

Honestly, I wish a Dem in a safe blue seat would just go on Fox and be like, "I think it's time for you all to just admit you can't stand Hasan because deep down you want to **** him. Don't we all?" The reactions would be such a kii.

She died of cancer. The official statement says it was a brief battle. However, in that video she posted looking healthy, many fans noted that she had been in that same outfit and makeup months prior to the video - so it was suspected of being pre-recorded. I think she probably knew for up to a year that the prognosis wasn't good, so she just kept positive and used the time to be with loved ones so her illness wasn't a spectacle in the media. She was such a remarkable legend. I don't know that we'll ever have a celebrity so sweet and down to earth. She was filthy rich and no matter how famous she got, she was always humble and never changed. Truly the best of us.

I mean… she's always going to have the admin on her resume because she was his veep. However, her discussing the things she disagreed with is fair game when she was told Biden would be a transition candidate and ended up bungling the entire plan by refusing to step aside. It's kind of crazy to me how people always perceived the Clintons as the biggest vindictive egomaniacs in the Democratic Party when the Bidens are right there. They go on the media regularly to bash any person that acknowledges he should have stepped down. And frankly, Kamala and other former Biden allies could be saying much worse but have tried their best to at least be respectful about their critiques. The Bidens need to wake up and realize that people are never going to look back and think it was reasonable for Joe to run for reelection when he had a 33% approval rating and could barely get through an interview without mixing up countries, forgetting names, or remembering the topic.

Commenting on what I believe the "criminal conduct" might be based on the information that has come from reports. Care to offer what you're doing by posting this comment without context? Forums are for discussing topics including current events - how is my post any different? I did not see you seemingly be offended by the various posts that theorized Brian murdered her or beat her based on the previous DV history?

In what way is it frivolous? Substance abuse is a mental health condition just like any other mental health diagnosis. Not everyone that uses illicit substances is doing so for recreational fun. Some people turn to them when vulnerable and become dependent. Sadly, a lot of people take advantage of that because they know an addict will take anything they can get and do not have the foresight to consider risk or trust. All that matters is that the seller gets some money out of it. If someone is actively addicted to opioids, their brain isn't wired to think about the fact that the pills they are buying could be counterfeit pills containing fentanyl. Their brain is only focusing on the next fix so that their body does not go into withdrawal. Selling someone substances without knowing what is in them is reckless. Selling someone pills you claim to be Percocet while knowing the pills actually contain fentanyl is premeditated. If either case is true in this situation, the person that distributed her the pills should be held accountable. Especially if it was Brian or his brother - they knew she was an addict that was struggling.

I don't believe that they deliberately overdosed her or drugged her. But reading between the lines, here is what I think likely happened: Multiple articles said she was in pain in the past year due to nerve issues in her back. Hayden had openly been a survivor of addiction - which means doctors probably refused to prescribe her painkillers. Witnesses from the property reported that when EMS was trying to revive her, Brian's brother was hysterical, while Brian didn't become emotional until they told him she was deceased. Other articles noted that Hayden's pills were found in a baggie - not a prescription bottle. So to me, it seems like Hayden was in pain and couldn't get meds, but Brian or his brother had access to pills off the street. Pills off the street are extremely dangerous because they often contain fentanyl or are highly potent compared to prescription drugs. They knew there was a risk due to them not coming from a legit source, which is why they kept Narcan at the home. Hayden probably took an amount she was used to taking in the past but if the pills were counterfeit, the content of opioids in them was too high. Regardless of whether Brian or his brother knew the pills were counterfeit, either of them could end up being charged with crimes that carry 20-30 years in prison if it is determined they sold or distributed the pills that resulted in her death. It would be surprising if her access to the pills were not through one of them, since they were from SC and I can't see Hayden risking her career by smuggling pills through the airport. LE's investigation into "criminal conduct" is likely all about where the pills came from and who supplied them to her instead of whether she was drugged involuntarily.