RODDY RICCH GOTTA PAY CHILD SUPPORT+ LEGAL FEES

 Roddy Ricch has agreed to pay $8,000 per month in child support to his child's mother, an additional $1,000 per month for her car expenses, and a one-time payment of $37,500 for her legal fees. 

THE SAYING WAS "WATCH WHO YOU HAVE A BABY BY" 

FALSE IVE WAITED 36 YEARS TO BE A FATHER AND HAVE A BABYMOMMA FROM HELL. JUST BECAUSE I LEFT A TOXIC SITUATION SHE'S KEEPING MY DAUGHTER AWAY FROM ME. CRAZY RIGHT ✅️ 

THE ART OF GOING VIRAL.

 There are several things that can make content go viral. Some common factors include:

1. Unique and unexpected: Content that is out of the ordinary or takes people by surprise has a higher chance of going viral. Unusual and unexpected content tends to capture people's attention and get shared.

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3. Relatability: Content that resonates with a large audience and taps into common experiences or emotions tends to go viral. When people can relate to the content, they are more likely to share it with others.

4. Humor: Funny content has a high chance of going viral as people love to share things that make them laugh. Memes, jokes, and comedic videos often spread rapidly across social media platforms.

5. Trendiness: Content that aligns with current trends or pop culture references has a higher chance of going viral. Keeping up with the latest trends and incorporating them into your content can help increase its viral potential.

6. Visual appeal: Eye-catching and visually appealing content, such as stunning photographs or well-designed graphics, can grab people's attention and make them more likely to share it.

Remember, going viral is not guaranteed, and it depends on various factors such as timing, audience, and platform. It's important to focus on creating high-quality and engaging content that resonates with your target audience.

MAN WHO WENT VIRAL FOR MUGSHOT NOW DEAD OVER OWNERSHIP OF A CHRYSLER 300.R.I.P DEVON LORITTS.

 

A Georgia man, whose mugshot recently went viral, was fatally shot in Tennessee on Wednesday during a dispute over a car.

Juan Charco, from Antioch, and his brother, Alberto Charco, were towing a red Chrysler 300 when they stopped at a gas station in Murfreesboro on Wednesday.

According to the Murfreesboro Police Department, 23-year-old Devon Loritts from Marietta, Georgia, and his brother pulled up in a Mercedes and began arguing with the Charco brothers. The argument escalated into gunfire.

Police report that Loritts was shot multiple times and later died at a local hospital. His brother was shot in the arm and is in stable condition. They said he ran in the gastation

Juan Charco has been charged with second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder. He is currently held in the Rutherford County Adult Detention Center on a $1.5 million bond.

Alberto Charco was questioned by police and then released.

Investigators believe the argument was about the disputed ownership of the Chrysler 300.

Alberto told police they had towed the car from Georgia after finding it abandoned. Their Ford F-150 pickup truck overheated while towing the car, so they stopped at the gas station to let it cool down.

"These guys pulled up, and one of them definitely had a ski mask," Alberto said. "I’m not sure if the other had his face covered, but one had an AR rifle and the other a pistol."

Authorities stated that Loritts had previously purchased the car from Juan Charco. The brothers repossessed the Chrysler 300 in Georgia, and Loritts tracked it to the 7-Eleven Exxon in Tennessee.

After his mugshot went viral last week, numerous women offered to pay his bail through his Instagram page.

Dozens of women flocked to his Instagram page offering to pay his bail after his mugshot went viral last week.