Tuesday, August 4, 2009
I wonder if....
I am digging the short hair movement and I even like the shaved head thing. I just can't get over how much weave is still used IN THE SHORT DO'S! Black women have we messed up our hair that much? Anywho I wonder if they know the have the same haircut? I would add Rihanna, but I'm sick of seeing her.




Monday, August 3, 2009
Why do I like this song?


So this is a song from Shanell from Young Money and Aubrey O'Day from Danity Kane. Shanell is also D. Woods' sister. She looks just like her, po' thang. That thing looks like a booger hanging outta her nose. She trying way too hard. Can we say busted? She gettin her money tho. She on tour with Lil'Wayne and the gang. Aubrey got her own reality show and doin music and ish. So I say, go girls! Click the title to hear the song.
Shuckin and Jivin at it's Finest
So I got this video from Bossip and it's so sad, but true. The sight of anyone in blackface hurts me to the core and the fact that hip-hop is a modern day minstrel show hurts even more. Sure the little dances are cute, but the messages and lyrics are deplorable. And Soulja Boy did not kill hip-hop. He is a product of it. He is a product of that bullshit ice rap. That shit was already dead. Soulja Boy is doing exactly what he was programmed to do. Frankly, I don't think it's fair the way the adults in the industry and outside go so hard on him.
I admit Soulja Boy does know better, but I think he doesn't know how to be man enough to do better. Watching the video I knew that this is where we're headed, complete exploitation. The worst part is that the cats that'll do it won't even know that the are doing it or the history behind it. Last year didn't Justin Timberlake refer to Paul Pierce as shuckin and jivin? He didn't mean any harm, but that shit hurt. I don't think we'll let it go that far. My take is that some people are tired of the coonery already, but I can almost guarantee that some fool will have the entire committee bowing in shame. Twista already pushing it with "Will You be My Daddy."
Dis Ninja Right Here

So the Trey Songz interview with Honey Mag was been all over the blogs. I read it and I still think he’s hot. I actually appreciated his honesty and even laughed out loud a little. True he was a little raunchy, but that’s how ninja’s is. Other bloggers are calling him gay and whack blah, blah, blah, but they know that they date dudes who do worse you know like father a litter of little bastards and beat up women. Whatever! Get off your high horses. Click the title to read the interview. Be prepared for an eyegasm the pictures are hot.
Due to all the hoopla around the interview Trey posted the quote below on his blog.
“While out on promo I’ve learned that my Honeymag.com interview is being heavily talked about. Although I’ve never read the magazine I thought the questions prepared for me were indicative of the type of magazine that Honey is. In response to my interview, I want to take this opportunity to apologize to my fans if anything I said offended anyone. I was simply being honest. The interview was done in fun and not with the intention of being shocking or offensive. For the blogs and people who take things out of context (conveniently dismissing my several references to safe sex), I do not have a STD nor do I practice unprotected sex. I look forward to using this misinterpretation as an opportunity to highlight the importance of safe sex to my fans. I’ve always practiced and promoted safe sex and even wrote a song about it (Store Run - 2007). I shared an isolated incident that happened 8 years ago when I was a teenager. Lastly, I did, as I do in every interview, answer the questions that were asked. Lighten up folks LOL BONG!”
BTW. I can’t wait for his new album. I heart “I Need a Girl.” His last album was pretty good. The fact that he is not singing about some dumb dance in auto tune or some other gimmick is already appealing. Mr. Songz has definitely grown into a sexy young man and his music has gotten better and better. So you go boy!
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