Shame of the Month

I thought this was shameful and hilarious at the same time. Are you telling me she didn't see this disgusting log in the back of the picture before she posted it. LMAO Shame of the Month . . . NSFW

A Patch to Keep You Outta Trouble Fellas

LMAO , when i first read about this little parody I thought it was just another Lil Jon internet clip with him practicing buffoonery and other ignorant acts. After I watched it, I must say it was pretty funny but definitely TRUE. Wish there was some patch for these fools out here getting caught up in dumb shit because of p*ssy. Check it out . . .

Take Me Home

"Take me home to the Bean
i just wanna drink kream soda and eat patties from P 'n' R with my brother Simmy
i just wanna get a cameo in my celebrity sisters videos
i just wanna hear that reggae song that gets the cutest girl in the room windin' on me
shoot i just wanna smell the city that made me who i am
maybe sip lean and speak words with those people
that i call MY PEOPLE
take me home to the Bean"

So Young, So Lil' . . .

Whose your favorite Rapper? Does His stage name begin with Lil or Young ? The favorite rappers on my list for the moment don't have either of the two monikers in their names, although I do respect one of the Lils who has become a regular in the mixtape assault tactic lol. I just find it funny that you worked your ass off to become a man but soften that proclamation by going by a Lil or Young. Yes this is the entertainment industry but name another genre of music that waters down their worth with these monikers. If you look at the state of hip-hop in general it has taken a trip to the south and stayed there for awhile. Which isn't bad because we've seen good music come out of it. But with a few names from different regions, the south is where these most of these monikers reside. Maybe it is the elements, I could be missing something extremely important in understanding this. I reside in the south but am mentally, a east coast Boston breed YOUNG man. I say young man because I don't believe I've reached the exact level to proclaim myself a man. But Im close, hence the young man part. Do each of these rappers have that explanation to explain their current stage names?

I recall another teeny bopper rapper who came out with "LIL" then removed it around the time he turned 18. That makes sense to me.He came into the game young and little but by the time he got to the legal age he didnt feel the word defined him properly. I never cared for his cockyness but you have to respect him. Note to reporters and industry insiders can you please add to your interview questions "What made you pick your name ?" since I'm unable to politic with these people on a regular basis. Some of them are in their 30's talking about "YOUNG" this & that . Sorry but I laugh at you YOUNG rappers lmao.