Random Shii

03/19/2026

First project of the year at Royal Wave Records

11/21/2025

11/15/2025

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11/03/2025

When she said I would never find better but I found perfection ❤️🌹

11/03/2025

Stunning on you hoes

09/28/2025

Girls I dont know asking me for money. Go start a only fans like every other bitch

09/28/2025

Thank you once again Clever for doing my smile now cry later tattoo

09/08/2025

Bruhhh I forgot I made these and never actually released them lmaoo

09/05/2025

Been dat n***a still dat n***a

09/04/2025

UNC basketball player Seth Trimble, just 21 years old, has made headlines by taking a unique approach with his NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) earnings. Instead of spending recklessly or focusing solely on short-term gains, he invested his money into becoming a business owner. Trimble is now officially the youngest Ben & Jerry’s ice cream franchise owner.

This move highlights how college athletes are starting to use NIL deals to build long-term financial security and business opportunities beyond their playing careers. For Trimble, it shows both maturity and an entrepreneurial mindset, using his athletic platform not only for recognition on the court but also for establishing a foundation off it.

His decision also reflects a growing trend of student-athletes turning NIL earnings into investments, creating generational wealth and setting themselves up for success after sports. By taking this step, Trimble isn’t just making history—he’s inspiring other young athletes to think strategically about their futures.