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He could have Thrown in "Like It Like That" and "Mia" to connect better with the overall audiences, but his overall message of Unity with all the people of America and his amazing video production had us follow life in Puerto Rico and America, a full actual wedding celebration and diversity. DJ Emir
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GREAT SHOW! Loved the positive unifying message and the display of what it means to truly be American. It was nice that he sang in his native tongue, the US territory of Puerto Rico just a reminder that our country isn't just one people it is many from all over and that is what truly makes us great.
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ABsolutely...it is time that the Supreme Court does their job and support the constitution and the rights there in for good and welfare of American public! Consumer will never be compensated for this giant injustice under wrongful tariffs
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Sure as long as they are required to keep there grades to at least a B average and pay there tuition.
ReplyUniversities and Athletic Departments make millions on the backs of athletes. Those same athletes are not allowed to have a job while participating in college athletics (at least at the NCAA level).
ReplyI do think that with the amount of money be made by colleges, coaches ,etc that the athletes should have additional compensation. Having said that, a lot of thought will have to go in to the process
ReplyCollege athletes are held to higher standards than those receiving full ride academic scholarships. In being a student-athlete they should be compensated for both. Especially as influencers.
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