On the occasion of the Black History month, Pinterest began a visible campaign that honors history, the current influence and the way forward for black fashion.

February 3, Social Platform based on a pinboard exposed The “adapted” campaign. The initiative cooperating with Blackboard, his group of resources for black employees and allies, emphasizes how black fashion shapes heritage and invites everyone to start their very own journey to Pinterest.

The campaign accommodates short ads that show how black style is each generational and transformational, and at the same time emphasizes Pinterest as a key platform for improving personal taste and galvanizing inspiration from creation around the world.

“It gives me a lot of joy that Pinterest is a place where so many come to tell his own story – and feels taken into account and celebrated with who they are,” said the Director of Pinterest content and Blackboard Malik Ducard executive sponsor.

“This includes many people who adapt the way of defining and present their personal history through black fashion on our platform – attracting the heritage of the past to shape inspiration for the future. This black month of history, I am very proud that Pinterest raises the beautiful, powerful role of black fashion in the past, present and future of our society through a tailored campaign. “

Tailored has spots that honor Black Dandy, akin to fashion editor and stylist Ronald Burton III, who derive their well -matched story to imagine a chic take a look at the creator of the content from Brooklyn and the storyteller Joekenneth Museau. The 60-second place emphasizes how the black style is each generational and transformation, and the role of Pinterest in motion as a very important archive of its influence and resources for his innovation.

As a part of this campaign, Pinterest will present black artists and characters, emphasizing the unique ways during which they pour their personal style into the costumes. In addition, the Pinterest store will contain influential brands, offering users the opportunity to discover and buy them this month. As the black history progresses 2025, Pinterest users are encouraged to discover adapted ideas and inspiration in the application.

After a brief break from X, Kanye West returned this week with a series of controversial and disturbing tweets. Many of his posts concerned topics from Kamala Harris, his friendship with Donald Trump and Elon Musk, having “CONTROL” over his wife, and recently protesting that Sean “Diddy” Combs can be released from prison.

In the light of his last positions at X, Charlamagne Tha God, co-host of “The Breakfast Club”, believes that he knows the reason for the last spectacle of Kanye-Chęcie notes, and more precisely the desire to direct the attention of Kendrick Lamar. Charlamagne developed his perspective on February 7 during a discussion together with his co -hosting popular radio program.

Charlamagne began the conversation, coping with sudden support of Ye for Combs “after publishing messages such as” Free Puff “with others. Combs is currently in prison waiting for the trial.

He said, “You know, if he wants to go to Diddy, nothing bad about it, it is on him. But we realize that Kanye was acting all week because he envied Kendrick’s moment, right? “

Jess Chailive, co -host of “The Breakfast Club”, mentioned the recent YE claims that he was diagnosed with autism and that he was not likely bipolar. However, Charlamagne rejected these claims.

“It’s just a pursuit of attention,” said Charlamagne. “He does it because he is jealous of Kendrick’s moment. He regrets that he was because Kendrick has a moment to be a fertile artist who took out his number one OPP, Drake. Kanye regrets that it was at the moment, so he did all these antics to pay attention throughout the week, because he tries to encourage people to do exactly what they are doing now, and he says about him. But Kanye, this is a side to what Kendrick did on Sunday at Grammys and what Kendrick will do this Sunday at Super Bowl. “

Continuing the conversation, Jess Plavious turned to the shocking appearance of Grammys Kanye and Bianka. On the red carpet of censorship they appeared on the headlines after she took off the jacket and shook the “invisible” mini-not dressed, exposing her body to paparazzi.

In response, Charlamagne relied on the historical five victories of Grammy Kendrick Lamar.

“All these fools are cheap, meanwhile you reward people on this scene for their art like it used to be, Kanye,” said Charlamagne. “Kendrick Lamar was awarded five times for the DISS record for your first OPP, you would like you to be you. … we don’t care, Kanye. I don’t care that you are a billionaire, there are plenty of banal bandits. ”

Charlamagne will be on the right track because in February 2 interview In “The Download” with Justin Laboy Kanye had a rather disenchanted response to rapper Compton Kendrick Lamar, beating her common Nemesis, a rapper from Toronto Drake last yr.

He said, “I thought with Kendrick,” Man, why you – did you kill my Nemesis? Where are the movies, if it is not Drake? At least he took him off a bit. ”

Laboy asked you if he thinks Kendrick had finished Drake. He replied: “Yes, for now. You can never count Stepha Curry. This man can get 200 points in one song. “

You and Drake had beef again for a few years. It began to brew around 2018, when the artist Ye Push T won the battle with Drake, revealing that he had a secret son named Adonis. In subsequent years, Ye we and Drake swells over musical differences and loyalty problems.

As for the Charlamagne theory, fans had opinions about whether or not they agreed.

One he said“I actually agree. Entering the manic episode because the ego kills him. “

Someone who disagreed he said“It has nothing to do with Kendrick, you are simply crazy.”

The third that remained neutral wrote“It’s S – T is really sad that I see Lmao.”