Mysonne

Simply put this post is about an artist who was one of the next in line to blow around the time when Jadakiss was coming into his own and 50 Cent was beginning to get his shine on. Ironically, considered the next Shyne, Mysonne was on the sure fire path to stardom. Unfortunately, a jail stint put his career on hold and I for one thought this guy might not ever surface again. He got out and a

Was Ol' Dirty Really better than Lil B?

So I post to my twitter that I'm listening to ODB's Nigga Please album and my resident asshole @8plus9 aka NC-17 creator of Black Girls Are Easy replies with "but he ain't as fire as Lil B". Now I know he just says random shit out of his mouth- or in this case- his keyboard, but i did have to get to thinking about it, especially while listening to this ridiculous yet classic album.

To be sure

Making a Mockery of rap

Now I've touched on the Lil B subject as well as Mysonne and his reaction which I share, but here we have someone whose videos have been on worldstar for a while now as "MTV Riff Raff". If you don't know, Jamie Foxx produced a show for MTV a couple of years back called from G's to Gents. In it, Fonzworth Bentley and a cast of hip-hop heroes attempted to rehabilitate a group of "G's" with the

Man couldn't have said this any better and I tried...

Mysonne went in on Lil B and I didn't watch it at first but this right here is a classic rant. I couldn't have said any of this any better and the main thing that I want to get from this and for you to take from this is that there needs to be a line in the sand that is drawn. The entire thing is on point just because he shows how he is actually intelligent.



lol Mysonne says that this guy

Wack on Wack on wack

So for three weeks my homeboy is asking me if I heard of YC and or this Racks on Racks song. He tells me there is a bidding war or some shit going on and to this date I still don't know if it is true, but all I know is I heard that bullshit for the first time today, seeing the video on Deathstarhiphop.com (that's what I'm calling it now). I have to say, what the hell has happened to music when

B-boys

So the image that I used to have when thinking about a B-boy used to be this:




Today, so much has changed in my view of the world, that unfortunately when I hear b-boy or think the phrase, I see this instead:








Now this is because today's b-boy stands for Bitch boy in my mind. Yes, I'm calling Chris Brown, Mr. C-Breezy a big ol' bitch.

Being a bitch is an epidemic and its crazy to see a

Are you kidding me?

Who is this Lil B character for real. I haven't been paying him much attention and it isn't just because he got punched in the eye. But is this what is considered hot these days? Now the "Chef" dance was funny I guess because it was stupid but now I think he really takes himself seriously and thinks that because he says it, this shit isn't corny. Check out this wack ass song:



WTF was that?