The Missy Effect

Now I've been meaning to get to this for a while just because I think it's kind of sad/funny. We all know Missy is a hip-hop icon and probably the biggest female hip-hop/pop act of the late 90's early 2000's. Everything she touched was hot like fire and her connections to Timbaland made her an even hotter commodity. Not the best rapper, she could make songs and maximized her potential by

Missy Elliot's Non-Demo

(Youtube version is here.)

The Lil' Mo Effect

Now Lil' Mo may not have had the strongest career of her own as a solo artist even though she has the pipes that many singers would die for. What she has done has co-signed some of the biggest hip-hop acts in recent memory in several ways.I just found this remake? of her hit with Ja Rule, "Cry" with LL Cool J. Maybe it's a Defjam remake thing or something. Take a listen:Who can forget the radio,

Tweet and her legacy

So you all remember Tweet right? The Southern Hummingbird who made the song about touching herself "Oops".Here is Tweet herself and her daughter talking about a new album and singing "Smoking Cigarettes"Here is her daughter "Starchild" and her son singing Knock you Down with the freestyle at the end being the one she referenced in the video above this one. They both have some talent, dude can

The nerve....

I'm all for getting your hustle on and making the best of your situation when it presents itself. But there a couple of things that come to mind looking at this latest worldstar clip. Before I get into it, shout out to them for providing me with endless material.Now if you had the stomach to watch that shit, you know what happened. If you were smart enough to turn it off, it's video girl Angela "