Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Hilarious Kanye West Absolut Vodka Commercial!


This shit is Hilarious! Nuff Said.

****Nas' High Anticipated Album UNTITLED (formerly known as Nigger) Dropped Today, Go Get The Album!!! Matter of Fact Go Cop 2******

Monday, July 14, 2008

I'm Gonna Tell It How It Is!!! This Is Some Bullshit And We All Know It

A Recent Cover of The New Yorker portraying Obama and his wife as flag burning terrorists

No matter what these crackers want to say or tell you about their motivation behind this retched piece of so-called political satire, this shit is ignorant and hateful. Their isn't an ounce of truth in any part of this magazine cover thus devalidating any half baked argument that this has some sort of integrity as political satire. I'm going to call it as it is, this cover represents exactly what these racist conservative crackers think of Barak Obama. And this is the only way they know how to express their arrogant ignorant views by masking them behind repugnant so-called satire such as this classless New Yorker cover, audacious Obama assassination jokes on CNN and racist Curious George Obama characatures. It may be a new day but these bastards still fall back on the same old tactics when their backs against the wall and political hegemony is threatened. We all can expect more desperate backlashes like this as the Election pulls closer and the fear of the 1st Black President becomes more and more of a reality to everyone.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Nas- Sly Fox Music Video!


A few blogs back I said that Nas' album is shaping up to be maybe the most relevant hip-hop album of all time and it looks as though judging by his newest video "Sly Fox" that I may be correct. In this video Nas is encouraging people to think outside the box, literally. I wont do to much analysis on this one, the song and the video pretty much speak for themselves. But I will say this, It's videos like this that hip-hop's has BEEN missing, reminds me of the good ol' Public Enemy days.

American Sports Media Racist? Ya Think?


Guest host of ESPN's popular sports talk show PTI: Pardon The Interruption Dan Le Batard said at 7:40 mark in the clip, that Baseball and the American Media are pretty much racist toward black players who struggle with drug related issues and overcome them, while at the same time they're constantly searching for some Great White Hope to put on a pedestal when one of the white players struggle with the same issues and overcome them. A year ago you would never hear an announcer on ESPN ever even attempt to say some shit this real as it pertains to race in America, they would just dance around the real issue as they're paid to do. As an avid ESPN watcher (hours upon hours a day) this is a reflection of the changing climate in America, with a Black President on the horizon the issue of race and racism in America can no longer be swept under the rug. More individuals in the media need to take a more honest and introspective look at their roles in perpetuating racial biased stories and images in the media, because as much as they'd like to let you think this, Don Imus is NOT the ONLY ONE.

The funniest part to me is how the other announcer we'll call him Confused White Man # 1, 230,043 tried to argue against this painfully obvious FACT. Citing that Le Batard's stance was too easy of a stance to take. Was it too easy of a stance to take because its too obvious???

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Game Speaks On The State Of Hip Hop & His Place In The Game. His Response Might Surprise You


I mean I ain't gone lie, I feel every word this nigga is saying. I have really started to feel that same way, and for some time now I've felt that Hip-Hop on a mainstream level doesn't represent what is used to and thus doesn't represent ME. This Crank That bullshit, all this Make It Rain nonsense, all these silly ass watered down Jiggaboo rap dance songs have no place in the Hip-Hop game I came up in. If this is what Hip-Hop has become maybe Joe Budden was on to something when he asked "Did we out grow ourselves, is hip-hop a kid?

Maybe I HAVE outgrown Hip-Hop, the quintessential soundtrack to my life for the past 24 years. Or maybe Hip-Hop has finally transformed into the corporate controlled monster we all fear it would (something I want no part of ). Or maybe we're ALL over thinking it. SORRY, someone had to say. But at least we still have R&B, Right???

It's Finally Here! Joe Budden - Who Pt. 2!

Damn it! Listen To This Shit! This is what Hip-Hop has lost, songs like these!

Fuck! I must say I am delighted with this Joe Budden "Who (Killed Hip-Hop)" series, this is some of the realist Hip-Hop shit a nigga heard in a minute. Music like this can breathe some life back into hip-hop. I did my own State Of The Union addressing Hip-Hop a few months back but after listening to Joey's "Who" Pt. 1 & 2 he's got me looking @ shit from a completely different perspective.

Here's a few bars that really hit me:

“(The Fans) I mean some of them are fooled so easily by whatever we say or we show em on TV, but that was part of the plan, or was it when Eminem made Stan? I swear some of these fans, they put they whole life on the line, it’s like they can’t like more than one rapper at a time…”

“If rap was alive, we be tryin to be the best rappers ever, not the best rapper alive.......”

“Or do we just think yall getting dumber, we tried to make getting old getting younger”

“Did we lose our hunger ? Something’s gotta give, did we out grow ourselves, is hip-hop a kid? If it is they turn on MTV Cribs and think that’s where these mutha fuckas really live...”

“So now its fuck your bars, if the hook is fly, so we look at Crooked I with a cooked eye!"

"If everythings commercial, Where the fucks the SHOW?"

“Or was it Street DVDs like SMACK that would show you how dumb your favorite rapper would act?”

“Or was it when MTV made a list of the hottest and ignored the nicest, changed the whole stee-lo. I mean the average fan never heard of a Goodie Mob or a Cee-Lo
…But they heard of Gnarls Barkley”

“Are we all killin this shit, is it a group effort?”

“And then a lot of people go and blame limewire,
I don’t think it’s downloadin’ dog, that line’s tired. Did the fans just get tired of the outcome?
One dope single, AND A BULLSHIT ALBUM.”

“Or was it master P with them ugly ass album covers?”

“Or was it when we became obsessed with the brand names, we had the kids trying to buy shit they can't name...”

“Or did it start when Puff took advantage of the sample?” I SAY YES!!!!!

“Is the game now its as bad as its ever been?
Its not ringtones, its the songs that they represent, and I heard all of 'em, Sad part is i wouldn't recognize most of these niggas if i saw 'em”

“now going gold is looked at as a failure…”

“Did we sell out just to get in demand more? Did we go against we used to stand for?” YES!!!

“We let the power of a dollar annihilate us, now the size of our chain gone validate us”

“If we ain't dead, then we just half alive maybe brain dead”


Listen: Joe Budden- Who Pt. 2

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

A Milli (Obama Remix)!!!


C'mon now people, you know I had to do it!!!!

Proof positive that "A Milli" is the easiest beat to rap over ever, hence its immense popularity in todays hip-hop game. Listen to how this dude flips "A Milli" into an Obama Anthem in classic Weird Al Yankovic fashion...Good Job! The best use of this beat thus far!

Monday, July 7, 2008

WOW!! Joe Budden - Who Pt. 1


WOW! That’s all I can say about this song, Joe Budden just took us on a real ride down hip hop blvd with such perspective and insight as he analyzed all the pieces and player involved in the demise of hip-hop or at least it’s fall from prominence. Joey’s proclivity to juxtapose situations and scenarios raises many important and relevant questions for both the fans and the artists in hip-hop. His candor and honesty garner a great deal of respect from me as he left no stone unturned and didn’t shy away from questioning the motives and intentions of even today’s most popular artists and producers. From the Roc-a-fella Records meltdown to everyone dick riding that funny voice shit, Joe Budden let the game have on this record.

Here’s a few excepts from the song I found especially insightful:

“A&Rs wont take risks, they wont sign niggas, the word SWAG came out and started to blind niggas”

“Did it start with the I-Pod or when rappers had to pay DJ for them to do they’re jobs?”

“All the the content is same it wont differ, everybody sold some drugs or pulled triggers”

“Was it Lil Jon when he showed you could sell without rappin?”

“DJ's / producers the ones that got us the farthest said fuck rappers and started becoming the artists”

“Was it one hit wonders changing it all along, making labels only wanna sign a dudes song. And you really don’t know shit, if you think the fans is pick the videos on 106”

“These blatant ass radio attempts sound so planned, twister kept trying to recreate slow jams”

“We send the wrong message with our slang, these broke niggas blowing they rent trying to make it rain”

“Or did it start when rappers said fuck it, sacrificed the music and started rapping they budget?”

“We buyin our own records, nobodys to blames. Are we a business we cant afford to maintain?”

"Fuckin looking for answer only time will tell, or was when Def Jam didn’t wanna resign L?”

“The more that niggas say they aint right down lyrics, the more it sound like they didn’t” “Have an opinion and they gone say that you hate”

“A few years ago we had the young kids wearing pink, I don’t blame them for not knowing a damn thang, we trained them to be this way. Training them whatever to sell with no limits, Since the early 90s sold them a false image, so when some shit come that don’t fit mold, it’s like mole, nigga you wont even go gold. They watch the videos see you on the corner with a whole bunch of niggas and think that you hood, they turn on the TV and see these video bitches and think that niggas girls really look that good.”

Listen: Joe Budden- Who Pt. 1

Friday, July 4, 2008

Independence Day Ba Humbug!!!!!!!


I'm not really to interested in celebrating the 4th of July. Simply because my people weren't given our independence on July 4th, we were given our independence on December 6, 1865 when the 13 Amendment was ratified. The previous Emancipation Proclamation was a half ass effort by a desperate Lincoln searching for a way to win The Civil War. The Emancipation Proclamation it self did not free all slaves, it declared free only those slaves that had already escaped the southern slave states and migrated to the northern states, hence it only freed already freed slaves (so they could join the Union Army and Navy, subsequently turning the tide in the war). It wasn't until the 13 Amendment was ratified years later that slaves were truly declared free, but even after it was ratified, Mississippi the lone rogue state refused to sign the Amendment until 1995, talk about being arrogant with your racism...reason number 36 while you'll never catch me living in punk ass Mississippi.

But my question is why isn't my peoples independences relevant enough to be considered a National Holiday? After all that blacks have done for America, we built this country from the cotton fields up, we're even about to see our first Black president but no Black Independence Day??? That's some bullshit for real. I shouldn't ever have to go to work on December 6th again, it should be a paid holiday because we all know Blacks have paid the price in this country and even today we continue to.


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Thursday, July 3, 2008

You Need To Stop!

So I guess I'm on my lyrics tip right now, today and yesterday have been all about the lyrics. Today's song is called "What You Got" by Colby O’danis f/Akon, this songs is lyrically real ass fuck, the type of girl Colby is talking about in this song really represents a lot of hoes I KNOW in L.A.So you know the song really hit close to home for me. Sometimes people don’t get the message until its put in the form of the song….Well here it is, girl you know that you need to stop. If you live in Los Angeles like myself then I’m sure every time you turn on the radio this Akon heavy record is playing, but my question is are you getting the message?? The basic premise of the song is he (Colby) sees this fine ass gold digger bitch and he knows she just a hollow materialistic whore who fills the void inside with the items she can pimp a nigga for but even with all that Colby like a classic man he's somehow still drawn to her trying to pursue her and get her to change her ways….Classic scenario of trying to turn a hoe into a house wife....It never works ask Kurupt.

My homie robnigga is fighting the song and for that I can not blame him, the overall cheesy ass pop way the record was created is a turn off for many real niggas and once you see Colby O’donis’ cornball looking ass it further takes away from the perception of the legitimacy of the record; But even with all that this is real ass song, point blank period. It needs to be more songs like this in my opinion. The last few songs that we had that really denouncing this mentality were “Gold Digger” and “Wouldn’t Get Far”, now we just need a legit R&B artist to drop a record on this subject and maybe some of these gold diggers will take a more introspective look at themselves and their behavior and change their ways.

(Lyrics)

I peeped you on the phone
Just showin' off ya stones
And noticed that that pinky ring is bright enough baby
I know you're not alone
But I could just be wrong
The way them fellas houndin' and sizin' you up baby

[Hook]

And I like the way you take advantage of Every man you love
I see, and I know your game girl
But I don't mind if ya come and play ya thug
Just don't talk too much
I see, you're so cute you don't have to say a word

Yeah those guys wanna come treat ya right Cause you're sweeter than apple pie Everything that you want you got Girl you know that you need to stop
Most beautiful thing in sight
Always takin' on the spotlight
Always in the club lookin hot
Girl you know that you need to stop

[Chorus]

Always talkin' bout what you got (Eh)
Girl you know that you need to stop

[Verse 2]

Girl I can tell you want something to love That's why you hold on to everything that pass you by
Can't resist girl one can't lie
Now tell if you are here for me Or everybody watchin' you shake from left to right
The way you move got me hypnotized

[Hook]
[Chorus]

[Verse 3]

My eyes away from you girl when you get on the floor and do what you do
And errbody wanna come back to that bod and kind of remind myself I'm like you
Be sure that type drive a man crazy and snatch him away from his lady
No matter how hard the man hold back he'll end up callin' you baby
And they never really know what to do once you expose that thang you do Ya had him crawlin' on hands and knees and ya find a way to get him out that cheese And why ya thinkin' that you the only dude she off in the mall livin' off of you Lettin' errbody know she got you but now you feel like a fool



Listen: Colby O' Donis f/Akon- What You Got

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Diddy On Hancock And The Black Super-Hero


I'm the first to say I don't agree with most of what Diddy does or says (from his shady one sided "J. Jerk-A- Nigga" contracts to his highly publicized violent public outbursts) but this video blog is on point. If you look past the nonsense and focus on what he was trying to say the message is clear, relevant and definitely one that needed to be said. I'm feeling the fact the Diddy stepping up and is speaking on issues and I encourage and support other celebs that are in positions of power and influence to do so as well.

Now I know that black celebs talking about positive shit and encouraging black youth to have self-esteem, a higher sense of self worth and the ambition to reach for the stars (the ones between venus and mars not the ones that be reading from cards) may not get as much press as black celebs getting arrested, accused of rape or knocked out at the club. But I still feel like its important for them to address some real issues from time to time, rather than try to live in this impartial indifferent politically correct bubble fantasy world where the real issues that matter to real people are not on their radar and thus don't effect their reality and are never spoken upon by them.

I think that the black image in America needs to undergo a major make-over. We desperately need there to be more blacks in the media on any and all levels saying positive and progressive while bringing some much needed positive press to the black image in America. The O.J bullshit, The Mike Vick Bullshit, the Kobe Bullshit, The 2 Pac Bullshit, The Tyson Bullshit, The 25+ black NFL players being arrested in the last 3 seasons bullshit have only contributed to an already poor, negative and inaccurate public image of blacks in America. It's time for those mishaps which are of course amplified and overblown by the media to stop defining us as a people, its time for blacks all the way across the board to reverse this trend whether the media is willing to televise it or not. Because as we all know..."The Revolution Will Not Be Televised"

But with the meteoric rise of the internet and sites like youtube, daily motion, UVN TV, myspace, facebook and millions of blogs with hundreds of new blogs popping up everyday; it is much easier NOW then ever to reach the people without the approval of or having to go through traditional mainstream media channels. The time is now. The Location is set. Lets make make a change.

*****On Another Note, I've heard some leaked tracks from the new Nas album formerly known as N*gger and this album is shaping up to be one of, if not the best of his career and maybe the most "relevant" hip-hop album of all time. Yes of All Time! I said It! I ain't drinking the Nas Kool-Aide. Just listen to The Nigger Mixtape he did with DJ Green Lantern or the track "You Can't Stop Us Now" and you'll get a sense of where Nasir Jones is going with this album********

Listen: Nas- You Cant Stop Us Now

The Shut The Fuck Up Award!!!


****Just a funny little side note, I noticed that I have said the word fuck 24 times, and Nigga 36 times on the front page of this blog in various articles****

In light of Young Jeezy's most recent ignorant statements in conjunction with many other stupid ass statement that have been said in the media recently, I have decided to create the "Shut The Fuck Up" Award.

This award goes to the person that says some dumb ass shit they should have kept to themselves.

This weeks award goes to Snoop Dogg. Even at almost 40 yrs old this hip hop legend continues to be the living embodiment of the most ignorant and ugly part of black people. And a continuous embarrassment to us all. Cheers.

His most recent statement to Esquire magazine goes a little something like this....

“A lot of people like to fool you and say that you’re not smart if you never went to college, but common sense rules over everything. That’s what I learned from selling crack.”

So you learned common sense from a crime that if convicted (of dealing 5 grams), even first-time offenders automatically get sentenced to five years in prison????? Seriously, will someone please powder me, I feel a bitch slap comin' on.

Other Notable Ignorant Statements:

"The KKK gave Obama money. They was one of his biggest supporters ... Why wouldn't they be? The media won't tell you that. They don't want you to know that. They just want you to know that this Nigga befriended this other Nigga who be threatening your values."

[ Snoop Dogg to British newspaper The Guardian, April 2008]

Bonus Round!!!!

CERTIFIED: Gym Class Heroes f/ The-Dream- Cookie Jar


This is MY SHIT. I first heard this joint yesterday and I haven't stop listening to it since. I hope this is the single because this song deserves a video. It's no secret that hip hop has had a long standing fascination with using metaphors to describe women and vise versa, from R. Kelly's slow jam "You Remind Me Of My Jeep" to 2 Pac's thug anthem "Me and My Girlfriend". And Gym Class Heroes most recent incarnation "Cookie Jar" stays true to form. In the song Travis cleverly compares women and his relationship with them to his undying love for cookies which keeps his hand in the cookie jar always wanting more.

(Lyrics)
Hahaha You know what it is
Gym class heroes, the dream
It's hard to look innocent when I got cookie crumbs all over my face

(Chorus)
I like girls
They like me
They look so good
In they're satin jeans
Want you to be the one
And my only
I want be faithful
But I can't keep my hands out the cookie jar.
My hands, my hands, my ha uh my hands
Can't keep my hands, my hands, my, uh, my
Can't keep my hands, my hands, my, uh, my
Can't keep my hands, my hands my hands out the cookie jar.

You see I got this problem
I need help tryna solve it
Cos meeting after meeting and I'm still a cookie whore
You can hide them, Imma find them, on the counter, in the closet
And I'll say I ain't do it with my face covered in chocolate
My girl be setting booby traps
To catch me eating Scooby snacks
I left crumbs in the bed once
But I told her I was through with that
She still don't be believing me
And I guess that I'm cool with that
But I got a sweet tooth, that'll never come loose

And the truth of the matter is.

[Chorus]

I got a thing for Milano, Biscotti Italianos
And I never turn down some Oreos if you got them
Butter Pecan Puerto Rican,
Or them Oatmeal Raisin Asians.
Hazelnut Brazilians,
Macadamia Caucasians,
Double stuffed or thin mint
It don't matter you getting it
Cos I got a sweet tooth that'll never come loose
And the fact of the matter is.

[Chorus]

I'm a monster for these cookies
I'm a beast for they're treats
An animal for they're crackers
Head to feet they so damn sweet
Can't keep my hands, my hands, my ha uh my
Can't keep my hands, my hands, my hands out the cookie jar.

And then you have it haha
I tried my best
I went to cookie anonymous
I guess I'm a failure
I can't seem to keep my damn hands out the cookie jar but,
It is what it is


Listen:
Gym Class Heroes f/ The-Dream- Cookie Jar

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Some Nigga's Are Better Off Just Shuting The Fuck Up...*Hint* Young Jeezy!


So Young Jeezy met presidential hopeful and dinosaur John McCain on the set of SNL and had this to say about their encounter.
“I told him the ‘hood was f**ked up, and he was like, ‘How you doing?’” Jeezy told MTV.com. “Real talk. They know entertainers, so they shake your hand [and say], ‘I’m your friend.’ But my mama is about to have surgery that I gotta pay for out of my pocket because she can’t get insurance. I don’t really feel McCain. It ain’t just because Barack is black; he can make change. Just like Bush equals recession, Barack equals progression. I really feel that, all bullsh** aside. He’s gotta come in and keep it right. I be in the ‘hood every day, and I motivate the thugs. [Barack] motivates me.”
Will someone please slap the shit out of Young Jeezy! You motivate the Thugs and Barak motivates you? What the fuck is that? How the fuck is Jeezy going to trying to associate Obama with the stupid ass ignorant thug nonsense he promotes. If Obama really motivated Jeezy , he would be delivering the people something better than Thug Motivation. This ignorance has to stop. Fuck Young Jeezy (yeah I said it!) for even trying to bring up Barak's name and associate his ignorant self destructive world that Jeezy sounds himself with. Fuckin bitch!

Its bad enough that Jeremiah Wright's statements were used against Obama (as if he was the one who said them) bringing him unnecessary bad publicity, NOW we got Jeezy opening his stupid ass mouth trying to drag Obama down in the mud with him. Black on Black crime, its a damn shame.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Day 1


Last night we were in the studio with Cincere (www.myspace.com/1cincere) working on some new material. We got about 3 or 4 songs already written that we have slated to work on and last night we started working on the first song called "You Don't Even Know My Name" Cincere's been out of the studio for the last couple months since recording his demo performing, working out and working on his vocals (I hope), so yesterday was the night that we were going to put this young kids growth to the test. And I must say, last night was a whirlwind of vulgarity (the word NiggerFaggit was thrown around at least a hundred times, I expect it will make a triumphant return tonight for Day 2) coupled with musical brilliance; held together by a mid session trip to Carl's Jr. to keep our creative juices flowing. By the end of the night we had most of the Hook done and the kid responded fairly well to the pressure. But this is only the beginning....hahahhaahaha (Sinister Laugh)

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Nigga, Nigga, Nigga, Nigga, I Say It A Hundred Times Every Morning, It Makes My Teeth White!


WARNING IF YOU ARE NOT ACCUSTOM TO HEARING HOW REAL BLACK PEOPLE TALK THEN YOU MAY WANT TO STOP READING NOW, BECAUSE WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO READ IS SOME REAL SHIT THAT MAY NOT SIT WELL WITH YOU IF YOU ARE NOT USED TO ENCOUNTERING SUCH HIGH LEVELS OF REALNESS.....

"(White folks upset at blacks for saying Nigga) Nigger stop saying Nigger, Im getting a Nigger headache, Stop it! White folks ya shouldn't have made up Nigga. I didn't make it up, its too bad, I say NIGGA a hundred times every morning, it makes my teeth white, Nigga, Nigga, Nigga, Nigga, Nigga, I aint scared of that word "

-Paul Mooney, Legendary Comedian

First and foremost if you not black don’t say nigga. If you say nigga and someone gets offended then don’t say shit when they kick your wonderful loving and respectful ass! If you go around and say shit that offends people with reckless abandon then you deserve to get your ass kicked. The reason to not say the N word (as if you need one) if you are not black is simply because it offends black people. If we use it amongst ourselves that’s cool, but just because we use it DOES NOT mean that you can too. Its bad enough that the way we walk, the way we talk, the way we dress and the way we wear our hair is copied daily by non blacks, well guess what the bucks has got to stop somewhere and it’s at Nigga. Its cool if you’re a wigga (look it up on urbandictionary.com) that dresses black, talks black, wears cornrows and dates black girls but don’t get it twisted none of that give you a pass to say the N word.

And don’t listen to your black friends gas you up saying its cool for you to say it because if you slip up and say it around a real ass nigga such as myself expect to be visiting the E.R moments later. I shall reiterate, If you are not black do not say the N word unless you are prepared to deal with the consequences and I don’t think you are. Because it offends black people when non blacks called them nigga, and offended black people are prone to go into a blind rage and kick ass!!!

Ok, now here's the real reason why I am posting this blog, the intro was just a disclaimer to those reader who do not know about the proper usage of the word nigga. And the story begins with me on therundown.tv watching the new nas video "Be A Nigga Too" and while everyone is talking about how great a video it is, some confused ass nigga hops on there woofing about how its so bad that black people use the word nigga and what not and writes this whole novel on it. Making a bigger deal of it than what it is. I'm tired of stupid ass black people throwing a fit over a word and losing site of the real issues. These fucking house nigga piss me the fuck off! Wasn't no niggas running around screaming about how we should stop saying nigga until the white man couldn't call us that anymore, now that it aint cool for them to say it (publicly) anymore, now we got to stop too?? Nigga Please! What they do don't dictate what the fuck I do, Ima Do Me! Do you know why they weren't worried about it back in the day because they had bigger fish to fry like fighting for equality, and even today we have bigger fish to fry. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that nigga is the classiest word in the black vocabulary but we as a people have bigger fish to fry. So with that said this is what I wrote in response to this confused girls shenanigan's!

People always crying about black people using the N word among themselves when there are a million other more important issues that are holding back blacks in america. Im tired of people spending all this damn energy fight a fuckin word, its reality thats kicking my black ass! But those people are just lost, so let me offer some clarity.

All these people out here worried about blacks using the N word among themselves, if yall really care about the state of black people in this country yall would get the hell out there and start getting involved in things that will make a difference; and once you have tackled the top 50 issues that plague the black community then you can dust your hands off and focus on "Issue plaguing the black community #51: the N word and our social usage of it". Get a f*cking grip on reality will you PLEASE?????

You are far too busy focusing on bull sh*t to see the real issues, let me spell a few of them out for you smart ass.....

1. Blacks are getting paid 41% less than whites all the way across the board

2. Schools in the inner city are under-funded and providing black students with an inferior education that is not preparing them to succeed in the always changing job market let alone college.

3. Doctors get paid by medicare and insurance company's less to work in low income areas than they would get in areas with higher income to do the same procedure. The prospective reimbursement system that all doctors live on to operate is ridiculously skewed driving good doctors out of poor neighborhoods, so even if black doctors wanted to come back to the hood, the system is set up so that they would be making less than their colleagues to do so.

4. Then you have the judicial system that disproportionately over sentences blacks for the same crimes whites do creating crowded prisons over populated with black men that when released have a criminal record and little hope of getting a really good job. Leaving them prey for the revolving door syndrome that plagues many inmates after they are released.

5. How about police brutality?? F*ckin Sean Bell happens every F*ckin day!! The police are out of control they just killed another unarmed nigga in inglewood (where I live) the other day. And are they going to Jail? No! The police kill niggas like f*ckin cattle and the sh*t is swept under the rug. Go to your congressmen and demand change, set up a protest. Lobby to get legislation changed to prosecute these bastards.

6.....shall I go on?? The N word being used amongst ourselves is inconsequential to the struggle, cant you f*ckin see that??? So next time you wanna spend you energy talking about some shit that aint important you better look at the real f*cking issues idiot!

Friday, June 13, 2008

Kanye West Summer Jam 08 Freestyle - Still Goin Hard On Gold Diggers!!!!

WHIPPED!!!


This is pretty self exclamatory and fuckin hilarious. Its so funny because its so true!!! I got a few wipped ass homies who should be subscribers to this magazine for real. Im not gonna shout them out but they know who they are....LMAO!

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

High Ass Gas Prices


So I was at work yesterday and I saw my boy Bruce coming into work on the elevator and he was sweating outrageously, he was soaking wet. So I just assumed he had hit the gym before work. I guess he noticed that was looking at him confused so he shared with me that he had ridden his bicycle to work. I was like "You rode a bicycle.........to work, WHY?!!". He then explained he drove a truck and gas was too high so he just rode his bicycle to work. I was still a bit fascinated by the prospect of this 6'4 muthafucka hoping on some little ass bicycle and riding his happy ass to work, so I asked him "Where do you live?"

Can you believe this nigga said Culver City! We work in El Segundo so thats a fucking hell of a bike ride, its at least 15 miles away if you take the streets which obviously he had to. He told me it took him 75 minutes to ride his bike from Culver City to El Segundo. What in the hell is going on in the world, that a nigga would rather ride his bike 75 minutes to work than pay them high ass gas prices at the pump! Scary!

So if gas hits $5.00 a gallon this summer like the expert predict it will (and I pray it wont) we all have to take a lesson from Bruce and invest in a huffy!


If gas hits $5 /gal this summer, then this will be the hottest ride of Summer 08!

Friday, June 6, 2008

Video: Usher Say "I'll Show You How To Do This, Son"


Usher on MTV last week; And for the record I did by the album as soon as it came out. Usher had this to say about his marriage to Taheka Foster:
“I’m trying to do it the right way. This is the way you’re supposed to do it! Pay attention, fellas”


Now I wasn't going to say shit at first, I figured Usher just liked mannish looking women at this point in his life. Good for him, to each his own, whatever floats your boat Ush. but after Usher dropped that "This is the way you're suppose do it" line, I just could NOT let that shit ride.

Usher I respectfully, disagree!!! This is not the way you do it. If I come home with something like this, I give you the right to:

1) Check to make sure she doesn't have a penis

2) slap the shit out of me.

...Cold blooded.

Video: Black People In South Beach Cause Barack To Lose This Woman's Vote. God Bless Intelligent Americans!


There should be a point in a person's life where they're deemed to senile to vote, its obvious that this woman has reached that point. But no worries, just like the old geezer that made those racist "Curious George" Obama T-shirts last month in Georgia, (it would appear) they're the last of dying breed; to stuck in their old ways and ideology to embrace change. When the last of these people (I finally get to use that phrase agianst them. lol) die off, I will gladly be the pallbearer. My suites already pressed up and ready to go, I'm just waiting on the call.