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Mick Jagger Cancer Victims

Michael Philip Jagger has spent the majority of his life in the limelight, famous since his early twenties. Meeting the most prolific people through the decades and inflicting them with cancer. Here are three of his victims: Bob Marley, Chadwick Boseman & Gilda Radner. Mick Jagger can’t stand when anyone else is center of attention. He’s akin to a petulant two year old: me, me, me at all costs, because he’s the Devil incarnate (read Revelation 1: Mick Jagger Is Satan). They’re just a fraction of the people he’s enfeebled with disease.

Formerly Archangel Samael, he’s the Angel of death and it shows (read Revelation 8: The 27 Club).

Bob Marley didn’t meet Mick Jagger before his initial diagnosis in 1977. Doesn’t matter, the preening peacock knew who he was. A star, a rival. Do note he doesn’t have to come in contact with his victims, my mother being one of them. Cancer isn’t the only disease he spreads, but it’s his favorite.

Gilda Radner got ovarian cancer two years after marrying Gene Wilder in 1986. Almost ten years after these photos of her and the Stones singer were taken. Other pictures of Radner & Jagger show a comfortable, fun loving relationship on the SNL set. The comedian playfully smushing his face, while he looks down at her besotted. Mick Jagger tried giving me ovarian cancer, I got a hernia instead.

Chadwick Boseman starred in “Get On Up,” a film produced by Mick Jagger in 2014. A tribute to his idol James Brown. Two years later Boseman was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. The same way he did Steve Jobs. Punishing the Apple genius for revolutionizing the music industry, subsequently decreasing his profits through CD sales (read Mick Jagger Altered My Reality).

Killing John Hamrick, Melanie Hamrick’s dad, was simply to spite her (read Mick Jagger Killed Melanie Hamrick’s Dad).

Hello, the man is Satan, he’s not loyal to anyone. Dedicated to betrayal, he’s often fucked himself over. In the beginning I was befuddled by Charlie Watts helping me, something I mentioned multiple times on Facebook in 2021. Until I realized dude killed him after 60 years together, he was helping me uncover the truth. All those who worshipped this false god, the collective theme of your funerals is circus, clowns. Go put your make up on, Kali & Shiva. Via: Pinterest, The Hollywood Reporter & Getty Images

Updated: 12/11/2025 4:14am

RIP Chadwick Boseman

By: Saint Twenty September 1, 2020September 1, 2020

UncategorizedBlack Panther, Chadwick Boseman, Da 5 Blood, RIP Chadwick Boseman, Saint Soul, Wakanda ForeverLeave a Comment

Processing the reality of this has been heartbreaking; I feel like a wrung out rag, filled with fluid, twisted to tatters and tears. What do you say about a man whose body ate him alive from the inside, who used what energy was left from fighting, to perform for the world as he died before our eyes quietly? He didn’t make it about himself, he made it about everyone else. Never seeking pity, his terminal illness went undisclosed, even when brightening the day of other cancer patients. Chadwick worked with the intention of pure, unfiltered love, to make us proud in the present and for the future. Pushing his diseased body to give representation true to black people beyond stereotypes and caricatures; the importance of a legacy. These bodies go, but the work from the soul is immortal if you do it right.

People always covet youth, which everyone gets unmerited, but we don’t all make it to gather years. Your youth in Da 5 Bloods is eerie and hurts. Thank you Chadwick for making us proud, for being a true hero on and off screen, for allowing us to witness your divinity. You are a king and an ancestor, you are love and loved, you are light to lift this darkness. You are free. Those who die feel serenity and it is us who live with the void left behind. We love you. Rest in peace king, Wakanda forever. How will you live your life differently by his example? I won’t take a moment for granted, for none are promised. Via: Rolling Stone & Time Magazine

Male Harness Madness

By: Saint Twenty January 28, 2020January 28, 2020

Saint StyleChadwick Boseman, Louis Vuitton, Male Harness Madness, Michael B Jordan, Timothee Chalamet, Virgil AblohLeave a Comment

“You’re into fashion, what do you think of this?”

My friend screenshot a photo of this male harness on some rapper, juxtaposed with the photo of Michael B Jordan above. I googled it immediately, finding the internet in an ambivalent tizzy over this Louis Vuitton accessory. Personally I love it, but a statement piece must be worn carefully. Michael B Jordan didn’t wear it properly AT ALL.

First off there is entirely TOO much going on: between the harness, the lapels of the jacket, the color scheme of it all together (the white shirt, the floral print, the black AND navy jacket), is too busy! Although I believe it best not to wear this harness with a jacket, if it’s to be done Chadwick Boseman did that. The harmonious color scheme emphasizes the structural element of the outfit, light architectural, effortless, chic.

Timothée Chalamet, now he gets it perfecto! He wears it sans jacket, which is the proper way, if any. This is a statement piece, if you’re in a jacket, you have to be committed to keeping that layer on, no matter what. This gets awkward if overheated. He keeps it simple in black and lets the harness do it’s work as the focal point. He even gives it a little razzle dazzle with the glitter. Simply elegant. Definitely solidifying himself as a style icon. Who wore it best to you? Photo: Getty Images