#StuffJahlilDid: Greatest hits from Jahlil Okafor’s newest Twitter hashtag
Cars, fights, bars. His problems have run the gamut. What else could he have done wrong?
Jahlil Okafor can’t even try to get into a bar without making headlines. It’s gotten that bad.
The last few days, it was revealed that he got into a fight in Boston, had a gun pointed at him in Philadelphia, sped over 100 mph across the Ben Franklin Bridge and, finally today, that he tried to use a fake I.D. to get inside Misconduct Tavern and was turned down.
Cars, fights, bars. His problems have run the gamut. What else could he have done wrong?
Luckily, Twitter decided to make up a bunch of other problems for him. This afternoon, after the Misconduct Tavern news, #StuffJahlilDid was created, and it has taken off. Here are the best tweets of things people are saying Jahlil did.
And things got real:
Averting another Walter Wallace Jr. tragedy: $13 million boost for mental health crisis response
Mayor Kenney’s proposed city budget would up the number of units available and help integrate with police dispatch.
After blowback, Philly police yank NRA’s gun safety curriculum from city rec centers
The “Eddie Eagle” program has been found to be ineffective at stopping kids from using firearms.
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Philly rec centers are hosting an NRA youth gun program, Outlaw says. Studies show it’s not effective.
Other officials expressed concern over the partnership with the lobbying group, which has sued the city over firearm safety laws.
After ads disrespect Philly street art, London oat milk brand faces backlash, calls to invest in local creators
Repeating series of the posters, which affect an edgy style, were placed over artists’ work around the city.
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It is time to destroy spotted lanternfly eggs before they hatch
Philadelphia, consider it your springtime mission to scrape these bugs out of existence.
Philly bike share hits a new record, and thefts are down
Indego is in the middle of a major expansion.
Strivers’ Row opens in Kensington as Philly’s first Latino-owned distillery
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Secret Philly: The history of Swann Memorial Fountain, from execution site to temperance monument
Logan Circle’s picturesque oasis has a fascinating backstory.
At least one quarter of all Philly residents have gotten a vaccine shot
The pace of vaccination has picked up, but a third of doses are delivered at the Convention Center FEMA site — which is slated to close at the end of April.
A powerful new City Hall position to combat child welfare scandals is up for debate
The youth ombudsperson proposal pits young Philadelphians against the very office tasked with protecting them.
Italian American groups and Councilmember Squilla sue Mayor Kenney for nixing Columbus Day
Filed in federal court, the lawsuit also cites the removal of the Rizzo statue and the demotion of a police captain.
Wolf says he’d veto Philly rep’s bill to keep trans girls out of school sports
The assertion that boys are always physically stronger has been disproven. Advocates call the proposed legislation “cruel.”
Donations to North Philly riding club skyrocket after confusion over ‘Concrete Cowboy’ fundraiser
The Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club is still searching for a new permanent home.