...and in March of 2019, that became a reality.
2. In 2010, Tyler The Creator tweeted that he would win a Grammy and get a show on Adult Swim.
To Anyone Reading This, You Can Seriously Do What The Fuck You Want. I Will Have A Grammy. And I Will Get A Show On Adult Swim.
Here's Tyler with his Grammy for Best Rap Album of 2020...
...and here's a trailer for Loiter Squad, Tyler's Adult Swim series that ran for three seasons from 2012–2014 (and ended by choice.)
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3. Community's Season 2 episode, "Intro to Political Science," depicted Joe Biden saying that he had a dream he was the "regular President."
You can watch the clip for yourself. The episode aired in February of 2011...
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...and nearly 10 years later, in January of 2021, Joe Biden was sworn in as the US President.
Pattinson was announced as the star of The Batman over two years later, in May of 2019.
Nowadays, top level gamers can earn millions of dollars.
6. In July 2017, @ItsMigdallTime tweeted, "I will outlive Mr. Peanut."
In January 2020, the Mr. Peanut character was killed off.
We’re devastated to confirm that Mr. Peanut is gone. He died doing what he did best – having people’s backs when they needed him most. #RIPeanut
7. TIME warned us in May of 2017 that "WE ARE NOT READY FOR THE NEXT PANDEMIC."
Less than two years later, COVID-19 would arise and even now, many still don't believe the world is pandemic-ready.
In April 2022, a man repeatedly harassed Mike Tyson on a plane, and Tyson retaliated with punches.
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The movie was released almost three years to the day later, in May of 2022.
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...and in July 2022, Zendaya documented a cooking accident on her Instagram.
Nowadays, video calls and Google Translate are both very much things you can do from your phone.
...nine years later, in September of 2021, Kanye did just that...
...here's a clip of Kanye on fire if you want to see it for yourself.
Kanye set himself on fire tonight at the #DONDA listening event
...and a bit over four years later, in August of 2021, Humphrey was ranked 38th in the NFL.
Four months later, in July of 2020, McDonald's did exactly that in their ads.
