Superhead & Nation of Islam Leader Minister Louis Farrakhan???? What could they possibly have in common? He called for a million men to unite, she called for a million men to lay the pipe WOOOOOOW!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Ummmm Can You Tell Me Whats Wrong With This Picture?
Superhead & Nation of Islam Leader Minister Louis Farrakhan???? What could they possibly have in common? He called for a million men to unite, she called for a million men to lay the pipe WOOOOOOW!
Men After Marriage This Is What Your Trophy Wife Will Look Like
Let me find out the sexiest woman in R&B is Schizo? "Sasha Fierce", Beyonce's alter ego, has been popping up on the scene a bit too much lately & according to reports is the reason wet dreams are at an all time low LMAO
Ladies This Could Be You With Bow Wow
From HBO's popular series Entourage, rapper "Lil Bow Wow" gets some action from a PYT, & by the looks of things I can see why Ciera left him for 50 lol....CONCENTRATE!
(Courtesy of my people over at Worldstarhiphop.com)
Friday, November 7, 2008
"Single Niggas Anthem" (Beyonce 'Single Ladies' Parody) Funny As Hell!
Check out this video by a couple college dudes from NJ ,LEAVE SOME COMMENTS & LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
President Barack Obama: The Color of Change
Could this be the "Dream" that Martin visioned? Or rather the "Mountain Top" which he proclaimed he had been to, but might not reach with us? Regardless of which analogy you choose, the election of Sen. Barack Obama as the next President of the United States of America is a testament to the progression of African-Americans over the years and this nation as a whole.
Since our arrival to this country over 500 years ago as slaves, we as Blacks have fought tirelessly to gain what Thomas Jefferson, in the Declaration of Independence, calls our "God given unalienable rights" of Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. Over walls of discrimination we have had to leap & through trenches of injustice we've had to find our way. Generation after generation we've taken small steps towards achieving this "American Dream" of freedom and equality, sometimes to little progress or to no avail. But as the great abolitionist and orator Fredrick Douglass once said "Without struggle there is no progress." This belief that the advancement of our people in this country could only be accomplished through sacrifice and great effort, has resonated throughout the African-American community with every passing era, and was never more evident than it was last night.
The selection of an African-American to the highest office in this country and arguably the most important position in the world, was the culmination of centuries of struggle. This achievement captures the essence of where we came from as Kings & Queens in Africa, what we were subjected as an oppressed people in America, to what we can and will become, which is ANYTHING WE PUT OUR MINDS TOO! Barack Obama represents not only the growth of African-Americans but other minority groups in this country whether it be ethnic, gender, sexual orientation-based, social class, etc. He is the total embodiment of america's neglected voice; those whose needs under the previous administration had been forgotten. With him becoming President of the United States, faith has been restored to millions of American who seemed to doubt the effectiveness and integregity of our political system.
However, it is important to understand that with change comes more responsibility and accountibility. Americans alike, especially African-Americans and Minorities, have got to began to take more responsibilty for their own lives and want more than what comes easily. No more can we blame our problems on "the man" or "the system". Granted, Barack will be this country's new president, but that does not mean that we become complacent in our ways and look for a special hand out. This concept of no progress without struggle must be applied. Voting was the easy part in comparison to how much we still have to accomplish. Hard work and sacrifice is the only way that we as a people can bring about change, not only for ourselves but for our children, and their children, and generations to come. So as we began this new chapter in history, let us celebrate Barack Obama and his milestone achievement, reflect on those who've paved the way for us as a people to get to the point where we are, and remember that we all have to do our part if we want to see CHANGE.
"For even as we celebrate tonight, we know that the challenges tomorrow will bring are the greatest of our lifetime....The road ahead will be long, our climb will be steep. We may not get there in one year or even in one term, but America I have never been more hopeful than I am tonight that we will get there." -President Elect Barack Obama, Nov.4,2008
Since our arrival to this country over 500 years ago as slaves, we as Blacks have fought tirelessly to gain what Thomas Jefferson, in the Declaration of Independence, calls our "God given unalienable rights" of Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. Over walls of discrimination we have had to leap & through trenches of injustice we've had to find our way. Generation after generation we've taken small steps towards achieving this "American Dream" of freedom and equality, sometimes to little progress or to no avail. But as the great abolitionist and orator Fredrick Douglass once said "Without struggle there is no progress." This belief that the advancement of our people in this country could only be accomplished through sacrifice and great effort, has resonated throughout the African-American community with every passing era, and was never more evident than it was last night.
The selection of an African-American to the highest office in this country and arguably the most important position in the world, was the culmination of centuries of struggle. This achievement captures the essence of where we came from as Kings & Queens in Africa, what we were subjected as an oppressed people in America, to what we can and will become, which is ANYTHING WE PUT OUR MINDS TOO! Barack Obama represents not only the growth of African-Americans but other minority groups in this country whether it be ethnic, gender, sexual orientation-based, social class, etc. He is the total embodiment of america's neglected voice; those whose needs under the previous administration had been forgotten. With him becoming President of the United States, faith has been restored to millions of American who seemed to doubt the effectiveness and integregity of our political system.
However, it is important to understand that with change comes more responsibility and accountibility. Americans alike, especially African-Americans and Minorities, have got to began to take more responsibilty for their own lives and want more than what comes easily. No more can we blame our problems on "the man" or "the system". Granted, Barack will be this country's new president, but that does not mean that we become complacent in our ways and look for a special hand out. This concept of no progress without struggle must be applied. Voting was the easy part in comparison to how much we still have to accomplish. Hard work and sacrifice is the only way that we as a people can bring about change, not only for ourselves but for our children, and their children, and generations to come. So as we began this new chapter in history, let us celebrate Barack Obama and his milestone achievement, reflect on those who've paved the way for us as a people to get to the point where we are, and remember that we all have to do our part if we want to see CHANGE.
"For even as we celebrate tonight, we know that the challenges tomorrow will bring are the greatest of our lifetime....The road ahead will be long, our climb will be steep. We may not get there in one year or even in one term, but America I have never been more hopeful than I am tonight that we will get there." -President Elect Barack Obama, Nov.4,2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Some Things Never Change, "McLame" Supporters Discuss Hate For Obama & Possible Assassination Openly
Recently at a rally for Sen. John "McLame", many of his supporters felt the need to express their feelings about Presidential Candidate Barack Obama, and needless to say their ignorance and blatant racism just made me cringe. I seriously felt like I was looking at a protest from the 1960's, all I was waiting for was the fire hoses and police dogs. One "McLame" supporter, who actually happen to be a Democrat said that the only reason he is going to vote for "McLame" is because he "will NEVER vote for a black man."
It's ignorant people like this that make me feel sometimes like why shouldn't I vote for Barack just on the grounds of his race, I mean that's the reason 90% of "McLame" supporters are voting for half-dead ass. But it is what it is, because in less than a week there wont be anything they can do. Barack Obama will be the next President of the United States and I will be visited a republican town near you with my Obama t-shirt on, bumping "My President Is Black" by Young Jeezy, with a Kool-aid smile like no other waiting for someone to say something. So to all the "McLamers" out there (white or black) get ready because this is going to be the most grueling four years of your life lol. You guys were mad because people of color ruled sports, and entertainment, we bout to run the country baby, so that means we bout to have alot more brown faces in corporate America too, just accept it......NOVEMBER 4TH ITS TIME TO SHOW UP, VOTE FOR CHANGE!
It's ignorant people like this that make me feel sometimes like why shouldn't I vote for Barack just on the grounds of his race, I mean that's the reason 90% of "McLame" supporters are voting for half-dead ass. But it is what it is, because in less than a week there wont be anything they can do. Barack Obama will be the next President of the United States and I will be visited a republican town near you with my Obama t-shirt on, bumping "My President Is Black" by Young Jeezy, with a Kool-aid smile like no other waiting for someone to say something. So to all the "McLamers" out there (white or black) get ready because this is going to be the most grueling four years of your life lol. You guys were mad because people of color ruled sports, and entertainment, we bout to run the country baby, so that means we bout to have alot more brown faces in corporate America too, just accept it......NOVEMBER 4TH ITS TIME TO SHOW UP, VOTE FOR CHANGE!
Monday, October 27, 2008
I Now See Why BET Never Let Him Perform at the Awards LOL
Aside from that horrible performance with Soulja Boy Tell Em' (Sidebar- WTF Kind of name is that) at the BET Hip-Hop Awards last week, Mr. "106 & Park" aka Bow Weezy totally embarrasses himself by coming out in a sweatsuit with Christmas lights on it,and rockin a "FREE BART" t-shirt. Now you may be wondering like I was, "Who the hell this 'Bart' character is?" And who gave this Mickey Mouse Club member a G-Pass to wear anything saying "FREE" anyone?????
but after some research and some herbal therapy, I realized that this
"Bart" character doesnt exist. What this idiots shirt was supposed to say was "FREE BRAT",as in his So So Def lablemate/ghostwriter "Da Brat" who is currently doing 3 years for striking a lady in the face with a bottle at Jermaine Dupree's club Studio 72 in Atlanta this past August. The nerve of this guy, he honestly wants us to believe he writes his own raps but cant spell check a t-shirt design, yea ok.
but after some research and some herbal therapy, I realized that this
"Bart" character doesnt exist. What this idiots shirt was supposed to say was "FREE BRAT",as in his So So Def lablemate/ghostwriter "Da Brat" who is currently doing 3 years for striking a lady in the face with a bottle at Jermaine Dupree's club Studio 72 in Atlanta this past August. The nerve of this guy, he honestly wants us to believe he writes his own raps but cant spell check a t-shirt design, yea ok.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Hip-Hop's Present & Future Take It Back to the Essence.
AYO REAL TALK HIP-HOP CAN'T BE DEAD WITH LYRICS LIKE THESE, CHECK THE RHYMES!
In a segment called "The Cypher" during the 2008 BET Awards Hip-Hop, artists Ace Hood, Juelz Santana, Fabolous and Jadakiss traded verses to the classic sounds of DJ Premiere, and I must say I was impressed with what I heard. The big surprise for me was the fact that Miami rapper Ace Hood actually held his own among 3 lyrical beasts. I don't believe his debut album "Gutta" in stores now,is a classic or anything close to it as his overrated boss DJ Khaled suggests,but off this verse he will definitely gain some respect as a solid lyricist.
Who do you think had the best verse?
In a segment called "The Cypher" during the 2008 BET Awards Hip-Hop, artists Ace Hood, Juelz Santana, Fabolous and Jadakiss traded verses to the classic sounds of DJ Premiere, and I must say I was impressed with what I heard. The big surprise for me was the fact that Miami rapper Ace Hood actually held his own among 3 lyrical beasts. I don't believe his debut album "Gutta" in stores now,is a classic or anything close to it as his overrated boss DJ Khaled suggests,but off this verse he will definitely gain some respect as a solid lyricist.
Who do you think had the best verse?
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Check Out Mr. West Lookin Like A Thugged Out Muslim
Swagger like who?! Ya boy Kanye, the same guy who said "...and I cant even go to the store no more, without some 'Ones' thats clean and a shirt with a team", has been lookin real scruffy for the past couple months, WTF is up!....He beats 50 in a battle for status, sells a couple million copies and gets a couple Grammy's, and this is what he results to lol. I guess he has to keep his gangsta look up (somewhat) since getting arrested for tossing a photographer's flash lens. Nonetheless, the music that he continues to put out is great and his new album "808's & Heartbreaks" should be nothing less than the same.
Illmatic vs Reasonable Doubt.....Which Album Was Hotter???
This is volume one of the many Hip-Hop debates to come.....
Ok so its almost a given that Nas won the battle with Jay-Z & that Hov will more than likely go down in history as the G.O.A.T., however, what I want to know is who had the better debut album! Illmatic in my opinion is the GREATEST complete Hip-Hop album ever (Above average lyrics, Diversity, Flawless flow, Classic beats, Influence on the genre, Platinum-Certified,etc.), however my opinion doesn't really matter too much due to this thing called objectivity that we bloggers must uphold lol. But nah let me know what you think was hotter, "Reasonable Doubt" or "Illmatic" and why.
(P.S. If you haven't heard both by now, please stop listening to the BS on the radio and do so, then voice your opinion)
Saturday, October 18, 2008
CLASSIC "GRIFFEY'S" FROM THE 90's SET FOR RE-RELEASE
MAAAAN THESE WERE HOT! THESE CLASSIC KICKS ARE SET TO BE RE-RELEASE SOMETIME IN EARLY 2009.
Boxing Legend Bernard Hopkins Disrespects Puerto Ricans & Monse from Hot 97FM
Just a couple days before his PPV Light Heavyweight Championship showdown with the undefeated champ Kelly Pavlik(26) on Oct.18, boxing legend Bernard Hopkins(43) calls up to speak with radio personality Angie Martinez of Hot97.1 FM in New York. However in the middle of the interview, things took a turn for the worse when Martinez's assistant Monse called Hopkins out for throwing the Puerto Rican flag on the ground in July of 2001 in a press conference in Puerto Rico in anticipation for his bout with fellow boxing legend and then considerably the best pound-for-pound boxer Felix 'Tito' Trinidad....Listen to the entire interview and let me know what you think.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Ever Wonder What Obama Is Thinking Before & After His Debates?
Debate after debate, ignorant comment after ignorant comment by McCain, Barack Obama tries to stay humble and keep his cool. But behind closed doors he has to be thinking this......
Top 20 Essentials to Clubbing in 2008-09
As I travel out to different clubs, whether its in New York, L.A., Miami or Kansas, I feel that this needs to be addressed with the greatest sense of urgency. It use to be a time when people knew how to dress, and conduct themselves in a nightlife social atmosphere. But somewhere along the lines, when Mohawks & skinny jeans on guys became the IN thing, people started making up their own rules for "clubbing". So I took it upon myself and got together with a couple of well known promoters from across the Tri-state and came up with a general consensus of "Do's and Don'ts" to go by next time you step out for a night out with the fellas/girls:
1. Stop holding up the line negotiating with the bouncers and doormen! If you can't afford to pay the cover charge or you dont have a reliable connection to get you infor free KEEP IT MOVIN.
2. If your old enough to go a club, your old enought to know how to dress. Promoters are tired of getting hundreds of calls from people asking the same dumb question "Whats the dresscode?" and wasting valuable promo space on flyers/websites explaining what proper club attire is.
3. Bottles are a luxury, Rent is a priority....If you run the risk of your lights not being on when you get home, sticks to mixed drinks and shots.....Dont worry you weren't going to get any numbers anyways.
4. THESE DANCES ARE STRICTLY FORBIDDEN IN ANY QUALITY NIGHT CLUB: Chicken Noodle Soup, The Willy Bounce, Dutty Wine, Wu-Tang (N.J.), and basically any dance you break a sweat doing.
5. Ladies, no one likes a groupie. Dont get lost when the bottles are being ordered and paid for, then show up with ya whole crew when the waitress brings them out. You'll forever be labeled a "GROUPIE" and thats no. 2 on the list right below being a MALE GROUPIE.
6. Photography websites are not for your personal use people. Stop making the photographer take 5 re-takes of you because you need a new myspace or facebook profile picture. (This goes for aspiring models as well, 7days7night.com isnt here to help you build your portfolio)
7. I saw this at a club once and TOTALLY agree....."Fighting in the club is GAY, there are too many girls in there to be worried about another man."
8. Ladies stretch pants and shirts you turn into dresses are a cheap excuse for an outfit STOP IT, you've been warned!
9. If you get in the club FREE, the least you can do is look presentable. Ladies please do your hair.
10. KNOW YOUR LIMIT! This goes for everyone, throwing up or passing out on the dance floor isnt a good look.
11. When you see a celebrity in club, say hi and kep it moving. Groupies are at the end of the food chain, so at best your gonna get a wave with a "beat it chick" expression....that is unless you puttin out (just being honest).
12. Dance crews are out of style in the club, take that to Randy Jackson & MTV.
13. Fellas when you see a celebrity in the club, realize that is not the time to pass off your demo tape or your reality tv show ideas, or talk reckless, they dont care.......thats what got Yung Berg smacked.
14. Fila "Pradas" are a no no!
15. To my so called ballas, Moet White Star are in the same group as "Fila Pradas".
16. Stuntin really aint stuntin if the bottles are $175 or less (Any dude with a part time job can afford $85 dollar bottles of Rose` every week)
17. WALL FLOWERS HAVE NEVER BEEN IN STYLE....Dance in the club if there is good music, F it dance if its not damn it.
18. Strictly for my DJs....Stop coming with 20 heads on ya comp list and its only you Djing (Directly from promoters)
19. Strippers as the featured special in a night club are trashy. Anyone with a touch of class will tell you that.....Sue's Rendezvous is a freeway drive away.
20. NO SKINNY JEANS IN THE CLUB.....more to come on this issue
1. Stop holding up the line negotiating with the bouncers and doormen! If you can't afford to pay the cover charge or you dont have a reliable connection to get you infor free KEEP IT MOVIN.
2. If your old enough to go a club, your old enought to know how to dress. Promoters are tired of getting hundreds of calls from people asking the same dumb question "Whats the dresscode?" and wasting valuable promo space on flyers/websites explaining what proper club attire is.
3. Bottles are a luxury, Rent is a priority....If you run the risk of your lights not being on when you get home, sticks to mixed drinks and shots.....Dont worry you weren't going to get any numbers anyways.
4. THESE DANCES ARE STRICTLY FORBIDDEN IN ANY QUALITY NIGHT CLUB: Chicken Noodle Soup, The Willy Bounce, Dutty Wine, Wu-Tang (N.J.), and basically any dance you break a sweat doing.
5. Ladies, no one likes a groupie. Dont get lost when the bottles are being ordered and paid for, then show up with ya whole crew when the waitress brings them out. You'll forever be labeled a "GROUPIE" and thats no. 2 on the list right below being a MALE GROUPIE.
6. Photography websites are not for your personal use people. Stop making the photographer take 5 re-takes of you because you need a new myspace or facebook profile picture. (This goes for aspiring models as well, 7days7night.com isnt here to help you build your portfolio)
7. I saw this at a club once and TOTALLY agree....."Fighting in the club is GAY, there are too many girls in there to be worried about another man."
8. Ladies stretch pants and shirts you turn into dresses are a cheap excuse for an outfit STOP IT, you've been warned!
9. If you get in the club FREE, the least you can do is look presentable. Ladies please do your hair.
10. KNOW YOUR LIMIT! This goes for everyone, throwing up or passing out on the dance floor isnt a good look.
11. When you see a celebrity in club, say hi and kep it moving. Groupies are at the end of the food chain, so at best your gonna get a wave with a "beat it chick" expression....that is unless you puttin out (just being honest).
12. Dance crews are out of style in the club, take that to Randy Jackson & MTV.
13. Fellas when you see a celebrity in the club, realize that is not the time to pass off your demo tape or your reality tv show ideas, or talk reckless, they dont care.......thats what got Yung Berg smacked.
14. Fila "Pradas" are a no no!
15. To my so called ballas, Moet White Star are in the same group as "Fila Pradas".
16. Stuntin really aint stuntin if the bottles are $175 or less (Any dude with a part time job can afford $85 dollar bottles of Rose` every week)
17. WALL FLOWERS HAVE NEVER BEEN IN STYLE....Dance in the club if there is good music, F it dance if its not damn it.
18. Strictly for my DJs....Stop coming with 20 heads on ya comp list and its only you Djing (Directly from promoters)
19. Strippers as the featured special in a night club are trashy. Anyone with a touch of class will tell you that.....Sue's Rendezvous is a freeway drive away.
20. NO SKINNY JEANS IN THE CLUB.....more to come on this issue
Beyonce` Does It Again, another 'Single Ladies' Anthem
No matter how gased chicks get in the club off this, its an undeniable BANGER! Let me know your takes on the record.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
"Its Not Trickin If You Got It", Says Who?!
Ok so Lil Wayne told yall this and yall believed it and ran with it....
Lets set the record straight once and for all. "trickin" is "trickin" whether you got it or not! And face it thats just wat alot of these clowns are doing.
Spending money on a female in return for future sexual favors is "TRICKIN'" and forbidden by all rules of the game. If its wifey you spending on someone you care about its not called trickin'. Sorry Weezy, Luda and the rest of you guys that felt the need to promote this false truth, us real dues cant co-sign this.
Lets set the record straight once and for all. "trickin" is "trickin" whether you got it or not! And face it thats just wat alot of these clowns are doing.
Spending money on a female in return for future sexual favors is "TRICKIN'" and forbidden by all rules of the game. If its wifey you spending on someone you care about its not called trickin'. Sorry Weezy, Luda and the rest of you guys that felt the need to promote this false truth, us real dues cant co-sign this.
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