First!!! Dr. Dre and Eminem in the studio? It's about time.
Jay-Z sprung a leak fasho. But there's still two songs that have not yet.
And why is Kim posing nude for? Everybody has already seen her naked and getting fucked!

Before people think it's a race thing, the guy who vandalized and put the noose around the neck of the Tupac statue was actually BLACK!
There were a lot of cars over there that night. I thought they were having some kind of poet reading session. Must be some old arsty ass mufuka, who longs for the days of The Temptations or some shit. THe dude is 37 years old.....

On a lighter note, big props to Kim K! The Doc Jam's dreams are coming true.

Damn...guess I'll settle for second. Sad, because I'm sitting at work while everyone in the states is probably sleeping off a hangover from a night out. Damn desert.

On the rumors- nothing spectacular. I heard about the Clipse deal and the Kim Kardishian/Playboy collabo couple days ago. I like the Clipse and not just cause I rep that VA (2 up, 2 down). It'll be nice hearing them over some different beats. I know the Neptunes might be super-producers and all but limiting yourself to one sound does nothing more than box you in. Bizzy Bone back could be a good look. Him and the rest of BTNH together on some East 1999 Eternal shit would be an even better look. I don't know about X anymore. Too damn erratic for me. I just throw in It's Dark & Hell is Hot and call it a day.

Detox is never coming out!!! We'll find Bin Laden before we hear that album. I'd like to see Em with that hunger again. He's been lackadasical of late. Downright lazy with the flow. Sorry, talent alone doesn't excuse some of those garbage ass tracks.

im not a muslim but i read the quran the reason the muslims accepted jesus walks is because muslims do believe in jesus as he is spoken about hundreds of times in the quran dont believe the hype yall the just make it seem like the muslims dont believe in jesus to keep us divided namely black people who are in religion

and i dont know what homey talking about jay album is a banger maybe even a classic nas still hot  kanye album is a banger as well i just think some people get so used to sayin hip hop is dead that they are at a point where they selfish in they opinion and not open to listen to what is being released so everything bad to them these days people dont appreciate albums until they old


Here is my mixtape check it out
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9bzi5w
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D2AUTSTC

new songs on my page
http://www.myspace.com/mikaeldwp

I wonder what dre and em have to offer?!

hmmm

The guy in the letter is lame. If you dont like talib and common because they "attract too many white people", thats like the dumbest thing ive heard this week. When you play it at the crib, do a line of white folks show up at your front door or something? lol. How you dont like how something sound because white folks do. You dont have to resign....you're fired.

j.johnson said:

When you play it at the crib, do a line of white folks show up at your front door or something? lol.

You dont have to resign....you're fired.

Haha good point fam. I didn't even bother commenting on that letter because whatever points he may have made that had validity in his mind were thrown out of the window with the white people comment. LMAO

that guy in the letter is not a hiphop lover and is prolly a sucker

Good morning to all, rumors on a Saturday morning, i wasn't expecting this.

Looks like Em is gonna have anotha banga, he's been through alot the past couple of years so i'm interested in what his album is gonna be about.

Kim K in playboy.....SO WHAT!!!

Messed up that most of Jay album has already leaked.

Bizzy Bone is a funny dude, don't know why people say he crazy?

Letter of resignation from hip hop, now that sounds like a sign the world is coming to an end. What an ass-munch, his reasons for resignation is asinine.

Teven Cambell stay retired, don't do it to yourself, too much competition.

Condolences to Tom Joyner and his family. Its hard losing a father, and it's something that I myself will have to deal with in 6-8 months.

Peace out, im going to get some breakfast!

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The letter that homeboy wrote is symbolic and of course he isn't really going to step away from Hip-Hop. Afterall Hip-Hop is a culture and not simply a form of music, but he made a good point. The fact that whites are attracted to it is irrelevent, but Hip-Hop is getting raped. Less than 1% of all the people involved in making the music get shine because of the predominance of club and radio friendly garbage. I would personally be satisfied if they would officially create a subgenre of Hip-Hop and call it rap because that's all that alot of these corny muthafuckas do anyway. Hip-Hop fans these days are like domesticated bears, they eat whatever is given to them as opposed to searching for eats on their own. No one digs for their music, they learn about artists from the current magazines, radio, or videos. If the industry cosigns an artist and promotes him, than you negroes line up like the government is giving away free cheese. And that is exactly what chumps like: Jay Z, Kanye, 50 Cent, Lila Wayne, Jim Jones, Common, Lupe, etc are compareable to, FREE CHEESE! Don't make your own or go about finding a quality meal, here take this 10lb block of cheese and get your eat on. You radio friendly suckas lost for supporting these wack ass acts. Homey should of written a petition instead of a letter of resignation and I would of been the 1st to sign it.

"The guy in the letter is lame. If you dont like talib and common because they "attract too many white people", thats like the dumbest thing ive heard this week. When you play it at the crib, do a line of white folks show up at your front door or something? lol. How you dont like how something sound because white folks do. You dont have to resign....you're fired."

Is it a fluke that the popularity in rap coincided with white peoples interest? The fact is if the emcees of today were folowing the same formula of old, which should not change regardless of new styles, white people who buy more rap than anyone wouldn't. These dudes perpetuate stereotypes and we damn sure aren't the ones who are getting off on it. I wonder how supportive whites would be of Rock music if it did the same towards their own culture. But like good niggas we support the glorification of drugs and violence, and the degradation of women because massa has decided it sells.

U Know How We Do


Crippled Seedz
Straight Jack It! Volume 1: Raw & Unmixed
PIE Permanent Ink Entertainment
http://www.MySpace.com/CrippledSeed

To the guy with the hip hop letter.

The minute you give up on hip hop, is the minute you give the dummy down movement a right of passage to piss all over it.

Meanwhile I'll go down with the ship if its sinking and be like those old people still rocking the confederate flags.

Hip Hop lives in the heart, not the radio...

Real Hip-Hop artists: Jus Allah, Celph Titled, Chief Kamachi, Silent Law, Chino XL, Qwel, Ra tha Rugged Man, Jean Grae, Singapore Kane, C Rayz Walz, Apathy, Arsonists, The Outsidaz, Redman, Atomz Family, Cormega, Holocaust, Illogic, Greenhouse Effect, Boot Camp Clik, Brooklyn Academy, Camu Tao, Copywrite, Canibus, Cilvaringz and the list goes on. Check fro some of these cats if you want to hear quality music.

@Blackpeople 1
I understand what you are saying about the discusions

ויאמר אליו לא־לבי הלך כאשר הפך־איש מעל מרכבתו לקראתך העת לקחת את־הכסף ולקחת בגדים וזיתים וכרמים וצאן ובקר ועבדים ושפחות׃
וצרעת נעמן תדבק־בך ובזרעך לעולם ויצא מלפניו מצרע כשלג׃ ס

abdulshaheed said:

I wonder how supportive whites would be of Rock music if it did the same towards their own culture. But like good niggas we support the glorification of drugs and violence, and the degradation of women because massa has decided it sells.


Thats real talk.  Many ask why or how is Hip Hop Dead.  To that I say, how does anything die?  

It loses its soul.

How does a virus kill?  

It takes control of the cells and teaches them to manufacture its venom.

Our hearts and minds are the cells of Hip Hop.  Cells need nourishment.


Say No to the dummy Down Movement people!


ya boy,

-HP



 

I feel where dude in the letter is coming from

It's alright dude...you can always come back.

Because unlike Jazz, Blues, and Tap, Hiphop will still be driven by 'us'.

And unlike those historically Black genres, there is SOME Black ownership of the culture.

@j.johnson
co-sign

@Illseed
you should post more Lauren London pics

on the kanye west story about him singing jesus walks. I'm not into any religion but even I know that "jesus" is the most quoted prophet in the koran or however you spell it dagnabbit.

@ abdulshaheed

i feel you but i dont see how that relates to my comment. Mainly because the 2 he stated dont make that type of music. But i agree 100% about how we portray negative sterotypes to the masses. Whether the masses are white or black, the sterotypes that are being furthered need to stop.

@ILLSEED WUDUP MAN I WAS WONDERING IF YOU CAUGHT ALL THE HOOPLA OVER AT SOHH YA HEARD WAS THAT A STAN THAT BLOGGED ON THEIR SITE AS YOU??????????????????? FILL ME IN BECAUSE THAT WAS SOME CRAZY SHIT HERE IS THE LINK TO THE BLOG ( http://blogs.sohh.com/ya_heard/2007/10/biggie_commemor.html)  Illseed says...
@SOHH Streetz


With all due respect, BITCH GET OFF MY DICK AND GET YOUR OWN DAMN RUMORS!!!! Since you have started doing the rumore on SOHH.com you have been stealing from me, XXLmag.com, Bossip and Mediatakeout. Whats worse is you don't even cite me or the other sites for our hard work. So in closing please eat a dick with aids on the tip and kill yourself . . . slowly!!!!


TOMORROW, WE LOVE YOU!


I keep SOHH Streetz talking, so if she stops talking then she should worry about losing her job! I want half of your check bitch!


-illseed

October 26, 2007 8:45 AM
SOHH STREETZ says...
@ILL SEED

First off you cant steal rumors. You don't OWN a rumor. I break shit all the time that just happens to end up on ahh.com. Don't come over to sohh disrespecting someone who is in the same game as YOU.

October 26, 2007 9:03 AM
hit me up http://www.myspace.com/504fudge

@starrscream
This is Cool,

But Listen to My Shit,  had some pusy ass nigga called pretty ugly talking shit... so I had to burn him for a warm up, who's next...listen


Now Listen to my shit!

I listened and was disappointed. That burn was more like a cold shower homie. I would call next but that just wouldn't be fair to you.

DUDE THAT WROTE THE LETTER IS FUNNY. I DO NOT AGREE WITH ALL OF IT BUT SOME OF IT HOLD SOME WAIT.             NEVER REALLY BEEN A BIG EM FAN NOT SAYING HE WACK, JUST SAYING I AM FROM A DIFFERENT BACKGROUND SO ALOT OF THE ISSUES HE FOCUSES ON I CANNOT RELATE TO. BUT FAR AS PUTTING A SONG TOGETHER AND WORD PLAY AND ALL THAT GO ALONG WITH BEING A GREAT LYRICIST AND SONG WRITER HE IS THAT NO DOUBT.                                                  

You know what I wanna see? I wanna see all these multi-million dollar emcees and any emcee for that matter on some battle royal type shit. 50, Jay, Jim, Kanye, Em, Snoop, TI ( before he gets locked up), etc. Give all these dudes mics, put on a beat, and letem go at it. I would pay $89.95 easy to see that but it would never happen. Hell AHH had a celebrity rap battle and less than 10 agreed and only a few of those showed. Royce is a pussy for writing a diss to Fab by the way. The 1st thing out of his mouth after the battle was "I was tired, but no excuses", then he went on to say that the best man won and now he regroups and writes a diss. I hope Fab murders that dude.

Dre & Em been quiet toooo long!  I don't know if they can touch the game like they used to but I'll stay hopeful.

That resignation letter is funny as hell... and true!

I never brought playboy but I'd read it at the newstand to see those Kim pics, at 35-40 the pussy is still premo!

@ abdulshaheed

im wit that, i would pay for it, just not 89.95 lol

i can't believe we got a new rumors page on a Saturday! amazing! but i'm on my way to work so i can't take the time to read til later!

but...whatitbelike folks???????


had to send a special "wut up" to my homeboy HoodProphet. u been M.I.A.? my guess is u been laying in the cut observing, like u do from time 2 time...

ain't holla'd @ u in a minute...tell me what's good.

i'll be back later.

~BFG

Prodigal_Son said:
Damn...guess I'll settle for second. Sad, because I'm sitting at work while everyone in the states is probably sleeping off a hangover from a night out. Damn desert.
**************************************************

LOL no hangover here.... The Coroans are fesh in the fridge though... maybe ill cook a eal tonight and enjoy ..

Whaddup AHH Fam and Fantasy Footballers?

Kanye was able to not curse? Props on that one. I know if I was on stage performing a song that had curse words in it, I would have a tough time editing myself, especially with how in to it Kanye gets.

OK Eminem, I have a question. Are you coming back on some 'I'll prove I still got it' shit, or we talkin 'puke' and 'big weenie' and 'rain man' type shit? If it's the latter, you can save it. I was a big Em' fan when he first came out, and will still check for the new music, but he's been gettin too silly with it.

Prodigal Son said:
Detox is never coming out!!! We'll find Bin Laden before we hear that album.

I bet George W Bush already got him chillin underground at the White House, and bout 2-3 months before his term is over he's gonna be like "Look! We found him! I'm not as bad a president as you all thought! See, I caught him. Yay me." Same way he found Sadaam before the last re-election.

But whats up fam? You stayin safe over there?

I'm not a big Chamillionaire fan..so I have no idea what song is being talked about.

Kim K. yowzas. She's ridikalikalous.

Aight Clipse, I see you. Let's drop an album now.

I heard most of that new Jigga. It's so/so. I can't believe Lil Weezy a.k.a. Queasy F Baby actually made the album. Wasn't Jay dissing him on T.I.s CD and that shit came out not long ago at all. But Hova does have a few words for his old pal DeHaven on the track No Hook.

Bizzy Bone needs to reunite with all of BTnH. They are one of the most underrated groups of all time, IMO.

That guy who was pissing on the dying lady in Englad should get penetraded by by a wooden telephone pole. That's one of the most disgusting, disrespectful, and disturbing things I've ever heard.

To the guy who resigned from hip hop. Peace. There's plenty of good hip hop out, it's just not in the mainstream. You got to do a little searching for it, but it's there. If you want to give up on it that easy, then do you. But what have YOU done to try and change it? You don't like somethin, make a move, sucka.

I can understand Dude who wrote the letter. But that is how it is. PPL change, tastes change and gererations change.
Fact is, the music is being dumbed down. Sure. But this is
a worldwide thing. Major labels need to sell no matter what
or their stocks will drop. Since everybody who has a brain uses
the internet to download music free. The record labels have no chance but making music targeting those demographics, that
don't have a proper internet connection or those too stupid
to switch on a computer.
Thee are still a lot of valuable artists out there. They ain't dead
and gone, but their audience just doesn't buy music anymore.
So their only chance is to go and do shows.
PE, Wu, Boot Camp Click, Masta Ace, De La, Jazzy Jeff,
Dead Prez. They all tour the world to do shows. Same as rock
Musicians do. We are not the only ones who don't sell.

what up BFG. Thanks for the shout out.

Ironically I just posted to you and Jrzeema on the other rumors page.

I dont want you to read it though...lol

Far as me being gone. I did dip out for a minute, nice of you to notice.  I thought I mentioned to yall tho.  My sis had a baby, I went to the dirty south for a minute.  Im back like I never left though.

Im not sure if people noticed I was gone though.

You real peoples tho BFG, get at me daboah2003@yahoo.com

I heard a new song from em & it sounded like he wasn't even tryin. he needs to get that hunger back. you can hear it in hiz raps he doesn't have it right now. I don't even think dre it trying to put out detox, I've completely lost interest in that entire matter  

by the way...

@abdulshaheed

I cosigned one of your earlier post today because I saw a spark of intelligence.  But recalling that line where you stated

"But like good niggas we support the glorification of drugs and violence, and the degradation of women because massa has decided it sells."

I felt what you was saying there. But then I go back and read a couple of your post from yesterday and you was gettin real reckless on Jrzeema.

you defending the rights of women in general or just black women?

Cuz some of that was just foul homie.

If you mix ignorance with intelligence, the ignorance rings louder.  Im sure you know that.

Im happy to hear bizzy bone on hiz grizzly, hopefully reuniting wit the rest of the bone thugs iz on hiz agenda too. can't nobody tell me I tried wouldn't have been 5x better wit bizzy minus akon. that hook waz meant for him & he would have killed hiz verse at the end.  

@hoodprophet

I cosigned one of your earlier post today because I saw a spark of intelligence.  But recalling that line where you stated

"But like good niggas we support the glorification of drugs and violence, and the degradation of women because massa has decided it sells."

I felt what you was saying there. But then I go back and read a couple of your post from yesterday and you was gettin real reckless on Jrzeema.

you defending the rights of women in general or just black women?

Cuz some of that was just foul homie.

If you mix ignorance with intelligence, the ignorance rings louder.  Im sure you know that.

With all due respect, I lost my cool and went a little overboard yesterday and I sure as hell don't need your ass to cosign me on anything or to scold me on anything. I didn't strike the 1st blow, I just struck harder and for that I do apologize (2 JrzeeMa). But I do thank you for noticing my "spark of intelligence". I thought that I was pretty stupid up until the point that I read that. Just for the record titties and ass do not a woman make. Just like having a penis doesn't make you a man. However, regardless of how much any female may degrade herself, men especially should not do the same. A person losing their temper and a collective consciousness that is OK with the degradation of women are 2 entirely different matters. The industry makes no apologies for the things said or done, but I do. JrzeeMa I sincerely apologize to you for my comments yesterday. I let my little monster do the talking instead of speaking for myself. If your attitude is still Fuck you I totally understand because mine would be also. Too little, too late, but for the record I said it. To any and everyone else who would like to comment on the situation I would suggest that you don't because i'm quickly losing my patience. I'm a muthafuckin island and could care less what anyone thinks, but at the same time I can accept my own faults and that was totally out of character for me. I can & will use that same wit to slay some niggas though (518P) so please shut the fuck up about it.

@ BFG

yea I saw your comment when I woke up this morning..appreciated.

I put 2 new posts up there, so everyone check 'em out

bigslimfl.blogspot.com

@JrzeeMa

Can I drink with you. ;-)

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bigslim see if you can repost it as a hyper link.
so people can click directly.

lemme see if this works.

www.bigslimfl.blogspot.com

Yo, I'm out to Drunken Master on Sunset to get my import Asian film fix.
Shaw Brothers.
Donnie Yen
Invisible Target.

I think I might fuck with the Japanese jawn Dorroro (sp?)

While I'm in there, I'm a pick up some comics that weren't in my pull drawer on wednesday.

Like World War Hulk X-Men #2. Hulk is fuckin' shit up non-stop.
They gon' try make him fight The Sentry but we all know the only person that can fuck with Hulk on a one on one rumble is The Mighty Thor (of Asgard)

Hopefully Zombies vs. Robots vs. Amazons is out too.

Ashley Wood ain't no joke.

Anybody want anything?

-Black People

Cant Wait for Em & Dre comeback....
If yo ask me Bizzy Bone look like he escaped a mental hospital...

http://www.myspace.com/kkaybaltimore
anyways Check this out.....
http://www.myspace.com/kkaybaltimore

@hoodprophet

My credit is A1 nucca I don't need a cosigner!!

Sad thing is, The Hip Hop Culture of the 80's drove our culture like the "I'm Black & I'm Proud Times" of the 70's.

In the 80's we had party rap Kid N Play, booty rap with 2 live crew and Sir Mixalot, Gansta Gansta with Schooly D, Kool G Rap, Geto Boys and NWA plus lyrical MC like Kane, Rakim & KRS 1 if you noticed all coast was repped and all things were fed to you at different times. You'd hear "Minds Playing Tricks on you" right after Self Destruction and then after that you'd hear (Or see on video) RUmp Shaker right after Ola Ola Aye.

Now a days it's all Ass & Titties videos with a sprinkly of a Gay Common video (Common is a dope MC but these videos are straight gay dude)

The industry is PURPOSELY duming not only it's listeners but the children of the listeners. No creativity from the music means no creative flow from the person who listens. That is why it is called "Radio Programing".

White people purchase it because most of you dumb ass downloading shit ass dudes won't go to a store for your favorite artist. The concerts are filled with White and Asian people because we don't even go there. Doesn't matter if it's Wu-Tang or Jeezy...80% of the people are not black or latino people (Hip hop creators) But when looking at most of the non educated, incarserated (Sp) higly impregnated, H.I.V. infested, people they are Latino and Black people.

Shit is a plan to dumb us down and wipe us out for real.

*Gets off soap box*

@ BP 1

I'ma try it out..

http://bigslimfl.blogspot.com

http://www.bigslimfl.blogspot.com

@abdul

that was cute.  you got A1 credit and all that.  Thats cool cause I dont give out cosigns like charity either.  But if I respect someones point I will comment on it.  Some of the shit you say holds merit and some of the shit just...well...its just that.

SHIT!

[Anybody want anything?

-Black People ]

catfish eggs grits butter hotsauce.

vodka oj.  latimes.

good lookin out.  

@ HoodProphet

Yeah i read the comments on the other page...its a shame really the hatred we have in our hearts.

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@ JRZEEMA
CHECK THAT PIMP C DISS OUT

FUNNY SHIT!!

twon- the url link not the embed link.

one.

@hoodprophet & j.johnson

Both u niggas can eat a dick!

Funny resignation, i wish i didnt love it so much, i wud 2. Dre better not be as wack as he been wid them other niggas shit cause then we doomed for disappointment.

Check these cats out

http://www.myspace.com/acmatic

and if u did, theres more than 2 songs now plus other links to 2 more

@hoodprophet
"that was cute.  you got A1 credit and all that.  Thats cool cause I dont give out cosigns like charity either.  But if I respect someones point I will comment on it.  Some of the shit you say holds merit and some of the shit just...well...its just that.

SHIT!"

I agree and commented on that myself. Where in the fuck is your revelation? Tell me something I don't know. I didn't ask you to cosign or condemn any of my comments nigga I don't give a fuck about u! But hey you already have 1 homo cosigning YOU so maybe more will follow.

twon-

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hWrn8cBxJQQ

find it in the 'more info' option.

[TWON THE DON said: @ JRZEEMA
CHECK THAT PIMP C DISS OUT
FUNNY SHIT!!]

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fudge504 @ i dont do internet beef...i dont even know what thats able

Good look for Em and Dre to pick themselves back up again. Fuck the bullshit, they do great work together...that should be enough for the guy who wrote the letter to ask for his Hip Hop card back.
Clipse signing with Columbia hopefully will get us another album before we forget who they are.
There aint much more of a dangerous thing, especially to your self, than a drunk mafucka with a camera.

@TWON THE DON

Ay mane, ay  mane, all i'm tryin to say mane is that Pimp C shit was funny as hell mane!!!

@abdul

just because you didnt ask for somebody to comment on your statements dont mean they not going to.  When you put yourself on this board.  Its open season on what you say.  Thats what posting is all about.

Otherwise keep that shit in your brain, where it cant be touched by nobody.

You gettin all mannish over there huh.  I aint gone e-beef with you homie.  Just stated my piece.  I dont want you to work yourself into a hernia or something.

Dont hurt nothing cannon.


@J. Johnson

yea man.  I was reading homeboys comments on this board and i was like ok, he got something to say.  Then I read some of that other shit, and he started sounding like stateofgraces distant cousin or something.

Maybe they got some TI vs TIP shit poppin off I dont know.  Might be the same dude.

i been waiting for the detox, i rather doc dre drop a album before eminem im just curious 2 see what they both they're album's gonna be working with.

Yo if Dre is back at Hip hop is not dead, he changes the game every time he completes a project.... The Chamillionaire thing could have something  peep out the link http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=123326747

What's up AHH, hope everybody is enjoying the weekend so far.
Im surprised to see brand new rumors on Saturday!!!!

Anyway,Like alot of other people out here in L.A., weve come to the realization that Dre is NEVER going to release "Detox". And hopefully this time around Eminem will have something worth talking about this time around.

As far as the Letter of Resignation......I see that as his way of turning his back on what hip hop has become,and standing up for what it use to be, Its like when Common came out with "I Use to Love Her".

@hoodprophet

I'm not ebeefin fuckface i'm just lettin you know. And I got plenty to say whether you agree or disagree. Hop off my dick nucca. Your faggot ass is determined to base me on my comments from yesterday and my reaction to yours regarding them today. Agree to disagree nigga and keep it movin.

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What's up AHH, hope everybody is enjoying the weekend so far.
Im surprised to see brand new rumors on Saturday!!!!

Anyway,Like alot of other people out here in L.A., weve come to the realization that Dre is NEVER going to release "Detox". And hopefully this time around Eminem will have something worth talking about this time around.

As far as the Letter of Resignation......I see that as his way of turning his back on what hip hop has become,and standing up for what it use to be, Its like when Common came out with "I Use to Love Her".


Hip-Hop (I still love her)

I remember when I met her

And still love her though Common left her

Through all the storms she's wheathered she's adorned by millions still

A presence of majesty with the capacity to kill

But those aren't her intentions

She voices her opinions by way of thoughts that she envisions

From crack cultured in kitchens to the plights of ghetto children

Reconfiguring cultures that descend on her like vultures

Picking her to pieces

Used and abused by those who don't appreciate her thesis

And though her style may change the woman remains the same

An independent spirit to many who bear her name

Pouring syrup on shit does not a plate of pancakes make

She's an original imitated by criminals who like her taste

Her sound can still be found if you dig deep enough under the ground

The masses are entertained by clowns performing what she found

And know she didn't die, its impossible i'll tell you why

Her creed is like a fertile seed that's sewn and grows inside

The industry pimps her and causes purists to resent her

But it isn't really her, it's only Rap her evil sister

All Hip-Hop is rap but all rap's undoubtedly not she

Her twin's simply a whore who makes living on bended knees

I'd like to murder that bitch and end this madness where she sits

But that can never be while the money's within her grips

The day that she demands we mirror what we truly are

Will be the day that many making money from her name will starve

Yup, Hov sprung a leak and that ish is a masterpiece!

I got more poetry posted in Waiting to Exhale check for me. Even the hood prophets are welcome.

SLOGANS:

Philadelphia: CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE

Virginia: VIRGINIA IS FOR LOVERS

the love slogan = VIRGINIA IS FOR LOVERS

COME TO VA (LOL)

"7-cities VA"

norfolk
porsmouth
chesapeake
va beach
hampton
newport news
suffolk

great...2 weirdos on the same track....BIZZY AND DMX. what is hip hop coming to?



"7-cities VA"

norfolk
porsmouth
chesapeake
va beach
hampton
newport news
suffolk

@hoodprophet
"On another note too BFG

As far as these internet relationships go.  I know we have our little thing, and I once promised you a ring from cross the coast.  But I mighta sorta been checking out JrZma too.  She been gettin my attention lately.

My b day comin up.  Im on some cake and eat it too ish right now.

Both yall got dudes out there so I dont feel bad."

Man your a simp!

when eminem releases his album the whole world will shake in anticipation of a real talented artist....who doesnt need to use words like N***R or N***A....to sell albums....no gangsta shit ....just straight truth as usual and something we ALL can relate to....with alreay 70+ million albums sold worldwide....im seeing another 8+ million....subtract downloading ....so another atleast 2-3 million albums sold...

As for detox...i like Dr Dre....but it better be good....im downloading his album first before i spend money on something that has been pushed back plenty of times to be adjusted to his likings...he might as well release a double album or triple album for how long he is taking with his album to be pushed out some day in the coming years....

signs da world comin to an end------------SATURDAY RUMORS!!!!!

wat up BigSlimFL I just commented on ur site!

Have you ever considered another option?

Christian hiphop?

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Hiphop4jesus/

"just another motherfuckin day for Dre so I begin like this
No medallions, dreadlocks, or black fists"  [let me ride]

"Make me king, as we move toward a new world order
A normal life is borin"  [lose yourself]

these are pronouncements of betrayal.

yall can knock rappers for 'misplaced' priorities but nann amount of materialism or chauvanism approach this open co-signing of counter-revolution.

when pac got hit dre switched.  he was suspect to begin wit. ez told ya shda known by now [you started bangin bout the time of the peace treaty]. pac blasted him 2.  but andre shook da spot the day hiphop died.  

& snoop fled to atl party music & lil bow wow.  til they westcoast resurface in crooked training day.  word to jadakiss.

then dre find his gimmick-
Since the last time you heard from me I lost a friend
[pac? 4 realz?]
Well, hell, me and Snoop, we dipping again
Kept my ear to the streets, signed Eminem-

but m hood status thin so they pad it out w/ ghetto quran.  
& run game to fake static. (wasnt his manager jimmy henchman named in pac's ny shooting?)


howcomes these rappers quick to go at each other but dre get that pass?

howcomes erry label what get at dre catch fed heat?

if pac was in l.a. would training day be that flick?  
wd anyone be checkin for detox?

@JUBILEE.SHINE
THANKS
WHAT I WAS DOING WRONG?

BUT ANY WAY THAT SHIT WAS CRAZY ASS HELL.

PIMP C STILL MY DUDE

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pac on dre- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwJnycYyu3s

ez on dre- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m3ipumGA1s

thass a rap.

you was pastin the embed code listed under the youtube screen.  it dont transfer to this site like it does on myspace or such.

open the 'more info' option to the right under the subscribe tab & it gives the url link that you can post here.

this 4 stateofgrace

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RIGHT ON
JUBILEE.SHINE

REMEMBER EAZY-E

THE BIG HATER
THIS B4 50CENT

Well, well - rumors on a Saturday, huh. Cool.
Hope everybody is having a relaxing weekend. I managed to go to the club last night to check out some west coast style funk/reggae joint, and woke up this morning no worse for wear. Band was tight though.
Damn, I'm really hopin that Em's new shit is better than the newer stuff I've heard. I'm gonna bump Dre regardless, his beats are crack, But I think both of them are going to have to bring somethin' pretty special in order to have an impact. To tell you the truth I'm almost more excited to hear The Clipse new record. On Columbia, Rick Rubin on that shit, oh man! That's the recipie for success fo sho.
I find myself caring less and less about guys like 50 and Kanye everyday. They just don't seem worth all the money the get, I mean, both are talented to a point, but I wouldn't give 'em millions and millions of dollars for what they're doin. It's not like they're saving the world.
LOL @ dude resigning. Dude it doesn't matter if you retire. It didn't matter when Jay did, it didn't matter when Eminem did and no one knows who you are, so it really doesn't matter. I think he's just lookin for a hug.

Shout out to:

@BigSlimFL - Ay, mane! I see you got your blog up. Good lookin'! They're talkin about playin an NFL preseason game up here. I'm wonderin if they're thinking expansion teams. I know alot of peole who are huge fans of the NFL, especially out east. I'd go to games fo sho.

@ButrFlyGrl - I see you're being delightful as usual. Never a bad word for anyone, that's commendable. I can tell you do it on a regular basis. How's it in Cali? I have a question, are you a teacher or a social worker? I spent a few years setting up afterschool programs and youth drop-in centers in a few communities, so I can appreciate the work you're doing.

@SeventhSeal - Thanx for responding to my question. And don't let them folks tell you what you're doing with posting scripture is worng, they just haven't had The Word spoken to their heart yet. He will reveal all wisdom in time, neither one of us can do it for Him. All we can do is be ready for when He chooses to use us to answer the prayers of the needy. Remember what Jesus said about true religion.

@J.Johnson - I show up @ dude's door everytime I hear 'The Corner' coming on. Me and about 10-15 of my white friends @ the door, like 'hey, you playin' some Common? Can we come in?'

@JrzeeMa - I don't know if you caught my response yesterday, but I wasn't calling you an asshole. I was referring to all the people sparring yesterday. Abdul, stateofaids and myself. You don't have to look too far to find assholes, they're everywhere. Asses have been talking since Biblical times.

@ Abdul - Hello again. I see you apologised for acting like a dick, very mature of you. It takes a person with knowledge of self to admit their mistakes. Tell me, are you an internet Troll? -or are you here for a legitimate convo? Just curious.

when dre dissed l.a. he dissed hisself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4pW3dY7wgA

Strange, couldn't post again. Had to get back on the Mozilla.

ILLSEED chill out...Bizzy did not diss Jaime Foxx...matter fact, Bizzy was on satellite radio RAW66 with Mz. Kitty and when ask who he liked right now, Bizzy said Alicia Keys and Jaime Foxx (he also said DJ Khaled's Im So Hood...he needed to say something the station could actually play)...

1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v1WwJFvS3g

REMEMBER EAZY-E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHqnqRvcKF8


THE HATER!! SUGE

THANK GOD EMINEM IS BACK TO SAVE RAP MUSIC. IF ANY OF YOU GIRLS ON HERE LONELY DROP ME A LINE YOU KNOW HOW THE SAYING GOES ( IF YOU NEVER HAD WHITE YOU NEVER HAD IT RIGHT ).

HEY TWON YOU JUST STILL MAD OVER KELLY PAVLIK WHIPPING TAYLOR'S ASS. YOU ARE GOING TO BE REAL UPSET WHEN YOU SEE WHAT RICKY THE HITMAN HATTON DO TO FLOYD MAYWEATHER.

NOW YOU REALLY TALKING SHIT NOW!!

I KNOW PAVLIK WAS GONE GET IN TAYLOR'S ASS.
THAT'S NOTHING
YOU CAN'T PAY A MOTHER FUCKER TO WHOOP
FLOYD  MAYWEATHER ASS.   JACK!!

@BFG  I read some of your poetry, and you are as honest there as you are here. Keep it up with the expression and engage the creativity of others and your life will be rich in beauty.  I just posted a piece in the 'Waiting to Exhale' tell me wht you think. It's called 'The Architect of a Moment', or sumthin. I can't remember, it was right off the head.

I SEE ABDUL GOT BACK ON AND SAID HE WAS SORRY FOR YESTERDAY. SORRY IS AS SORRY DOES.

AHH Fam - Check this out!http://www.huffingtonpost.com/naomi-wolf/american-tears_b_68141.html

I feel dude I've thought about resigning from hip hop myself.  I've even went as far as bying a rock album or two.  No one wants to sound like a old head but we need some hardcore.  It used to be when you copped your favorite rapper you would get $15 worth of quality.  Now you lucky to get $5 worth of quality.  This year we have not gotten any bangers from the rookies.  Class of 07 is garbage in NYC as well as the South.  From souljah boy to lil mama shit just garbage.

I cant wait for that new Dr. Dre album. Its going to be a classic, I know it!!!!!
Em shit probably will be FIRE to even though i didnt like his last album.
Bizzy Bone was always the best member when Bone was in there prime.

@  illseed
   Fuck that other web-site. I fucks with AHH allday (No Homo!)

@BigSlimFL
u know we folks! i'ma check on it again in a min.

@HP
so i read ur comment neway! LOL u a trip!

@Hustlinupnorth
LOL i don't think anyone has ever referred to me as delightful b4! cause i catch an attitude quick, but that was nice. i'm a academic counselor & therapist. thnx 4 reading. i'm bout to go read what u posted.



~BFG

@ hustlinupnorth

yo what it is? I'm gonna take that football convo to the blog, I'll post over here when I have it ready


@ TeriofLDN

I saw your comments, and appreciate them. Football's a real hard sport to learn, but I'll do my best. The best way is just to watch, but I'm gonna bring up a point about this in the new blog I'm gonna write right after dinner..

which I am cooking now, and don't want it to burn, so I better run..

@Hustlinupnorth

i saw ur poem & responded. that was pretty deep. i'd like to see more. check for my other one in Waiting To Exhale.


~BFG

Good to see Em and Dre back together...I hope Em can just get back to at least Eminem Show/8 Mile Em then i would be satisfied cause i know the days of the SSLP/MMLP Em are long gone but the game needs Em...encore was weak as hell we need some heat and i have faith in Eminems abilities...cant wait

As for illseed resignation from hip hop: I can see where u comin from in terms of the music...rappers dont make lasting albums no more...like albums get like a month to a week spand of spins outta me...there just no classics...I mean no doubt the Lupe Fiasco Food & Liquor retail/advance is a classic to me and i played it for months and it still get spins now and there...

I just dont be feeling rappers albums like i use to, maybe cause theres toooooooooo much music out there and the beats aint bangin like they use to....but theres still good music out there Graduation,ear drum,finding forever,the getback....

p.s. MOOD MUZIK 3 IS COMING!!!

@bigslimfl i'mma look out for dat blog then

@ BFG
You're no slouch yourself. I usually find personal writing to be boring and preachy. I suppose that's cause I'm self centered, but I found your poem 'Butterfly' to be easy to engage. I didn't feel like you were telling me your life story, or trying to be too melodramatic about it. I think alot of girls would identify, we need more positive female role-models. I've been writing songs and poetry since 1994. I have a book of poetry written, but I haven't shopped it around for a publisher yet. I might start a website, but I'm just getting my home studio up so I'm a little preoccupied.

Do you find that in your job, that bureaucracy sometimes hinders you from truely helping young people? When I was setting up drop-in centers I often found that the people who were supposed to be helping us had no real interest in giving us the tools we needed to make a real difference.

@Hustlinupnorth

i guess it depends upon what u mean by beauracracy (sp?). i work at a non-profit, so there's not a lot of that government type, like paperwork and approvals of this and that. we just serve the community directly.

but in an indirect and direct ways the larger political and social issues that adversely affect the population we serve definitely make our work difficult from all parties involved: the MUTHAFUC*IN system, the GOT-DAMN parents, and the CRAZY ASS youngstas. (excuse me, it was a frustrating day today).

but at least with the parents, most of the times they are well intentioned. they just know not what they do.

with the youth, i believe that their issues are a direct byproduct of a dysfuntion in the family system. so i understand, and the same for the parents. they are just adult versions of the same thing: unresolved issues.

then of course there are the ways in which social and political issues impact the perspectives of those of us doing the work. you know, that bias them unconsciously and negatively.

like i come into contact with folks that are committed to the work, but still lack the total cultural awareness and competency needed to effectively work with families of color. think they are saviors and shit.

that is probably the most frustrating part of it all to me. i can't stand that shit actually.



~BFG

new blog is up

http://bigslimfl@blogspot.com

check it out, let me know what you think

Hustlinupnorth said:
Do you find that in your job, that bureaucracy sometimes hinders you from truely helping young people? When I was setting up drop-in centers I often found that the people who were supposed to be helping us had no real interest in giving us the tools we needed to make a real difference.



I haven't had a job where I directly serve the community, but I'ma still break it down like this.

If you work for a company who serves the community, at the end of they day, it's still a company. No matter how much they are dedicated to helping people, if it's a business, they're (the higher ups) gonna take care of themselves first and foremost. If production or quality of production happens to go down, it doesn't directly affect them, because they're not relying on the services being provided.

Like BFG said, people will sit on their pedestal and think that their shit truley does not stink because of the job they do. It's rare, and I'm sure, hard to find a group of people who are all down for the cause, so to speak. It's one thing to feel good about the work you do, and to realize that you're contributing to the betterment of society. It's an entire different entity to si there and say without me or my money/work, the world would be a worse place.

@ hustlinupnorth

post a link to that poem dogg..I dont know how to navigate around in the ill community lol

AY y'all I gotta go. It's Saturday so it's Hockey Night In Canada. Goin over to homie's haouse to watch the game on his big screen plasma.
@BigSlimFL - I'm having a little trouble posting the link, so I'll have to do it later. Peace!
@BFG - Up here everything's government controlled, so doing anything requires tons of bullshit. I just meant that I found alot of the people who are supposed to be concerned about youth, are not interested in addressing the real issues. When I was helping to set up a youth society (A non-profit group) with a drop-in center and peer councelling. I found that the "experts" wanted to gear it towards semi-affluent kids, not the kids who were truely in need. It eventually became like a social club for middle-class white kids, instead of the inner-city kids. The people we hired to work with the youth were scared of the street kids and wouldn't really give them any help. We have a large amount of Aboriginal people living in poverty up here, and I found it hard to find poeple who would work with them. Especially any of the gang affiliated kids, or the drug addicted kids. It seemed that if it took any real work to help, people weren't interested. Some of the workers just wanted to be seen as helping without doing any of the hands-on work. I eventually left after the cops started coming around asking about lists of kids names that hung out there. I just had enough.

Till tomorrow 'yall!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=QuYxdrXHYXI

training day some slick trickeration.

lapd in photonegative.

j.johnson said:
The guy in the letter is lame. If you dont like talib and common because they "attract too many white people", thats like the dumbest thing ive heard this week. When you play it at the crib, do a line of white folks show up at your front door or something? lol. How you dont like how something sound because white folks do. You dont have to resign....you're fired.

That was hilarious.  On another side of things, who leaks out people's CD's.  Can someone tell me that.  Like I said before, I don't care how many songs are out, I'm a Jay fan and I will be waiting for the CD ta come out.  I would like to hear what Em comes out with also.  A dream would be hearin Em, Nas, and Jay on the same track..... that'll be classic

NJD Representative
Mindset

who is marshall mathers?

January 15, 2004 – The Source’s explosive February issue spotlights racism in Hip-Hop, a topic so hot and so uncomfortable that Hip-Hop’s most popular MC went to Federal Court to try to prevent The Source’s complete investigative package from reaching the hands of the public. As the independent voice of Hip-Hop, The Source persevered and a Federal Judge agreed – ruling that it is The Source’s right to publish the materials, including excerpts of several racist tracks recorded by Eminem in 1993. This February’s issue introducesmarks the introduction of an innovative The Source’sa new multi-media approach to publishing The Source,, incorporating audio, and interactive online components. – and thiscomponents. The February’s issue of The Source includes an audio CD with excerpts of the racist songsmaterial that Eminem and his label tried to suppress at all coststhe racist Eminem material, along with commentary by several leading African- American scholars and activists. The Source will also launch an online accompaniment to the issue at www.thesource.com to allow reader interactivity and involvement in the issues.

The historic February 2004 issue is a continuation of The Source’s yearlong investigation of forces corrupting Hip-Hop, which began in March 2003 with a cover story, “Hip-Hop Under Attack.” In this month’s “The Making of a Hip-Hop Monopoly,” The Source investigatesillustrates how corporate consolidation of record labels, radio, video and retail outlets has created a tight-knit system that is working to take control of Hip-Hop from the minority communities and entrepreneurs that created it. At the helm of this powerful monopoly is Jimmy Iovine’s Interscope Records, which, The Source argues, is using Eminem isas a tool being used by the monopoly to redefine for mainstream America what the term “Hip-Hop” ismeans. The Source also exposes MTV’s role in this process, by separating “Hip-Hop” and “Rap” into two different categories at their annual Video Music Awards, thus allowing “Hip-Hop” to be perceived as being reserved for “non-threatening” music and artists, while “Rap” is eventually pushed out and becomes the domain of “angry” Black artists. If Hip-Hop continues in this directionthis process is allowed to continue, The Source maintains, itHip-Hop will go the way of rRock ‘n rRoll – where all of Rock’s economic and cultural value was stolen from its Black creators like Chuck Berry and Little Richard, and its history forever rewritten..

“Last Line Of Defense,” an extremely honest and thought-provoking Q&A interview with recording artist, community leader and The Source’s Chief Brand Executive Ray Benzino, who was the first person to stand up and question racist and monopolistic practices in Hip-Hop, sheds further light on the powerful hold corporate America is gaining on the Hip-Hop culture: “Where Hip-Hop was a thing of freedom of expression, and the expression of struggle, they’ve taken that away from us. We’re being told what type of songs we should make to get on the radio and what type of videos and images to show. And in order to use their [corporate America’s] vehicles, dictate to us how to be creative.” Benzino also opens the door for a discussion with Eminem, stating, “If he wants to get in a dialogue, I think it would be incredibly influential not just for Hip-Hop, but for humanity, because he can influence a lot of kids that felt a certain way about Black and Latino people.”

In “The Real Slim Shady,” The Source’s Editor-In-Chief, Kim Osorio, provides an in-depth investigation into the history behind Eminem’s racist recordings and his life before he was famous. “Until recently,” Osorio writes, “Eminem has seemed very careful about his place as a White rapper in a predominantly African American and Latino Hip-Hop culture.” The Source’s investigation reveals, however, that the perception of Eminem as being sensitive and truly committed to Hip-Hop culture and the inner-city communities from where it has come, may be far from the reality. On

Eminem’s early collaborators aren’t afraid to talk to The Source and the story that emerges is a far cry from what you’ll see in his Academy Award-winning movie “8 Mile.” As The Source Editor-in-Chief Kim Osorio notes in the cover story on Eminem, “Understanding Marshall Mathers’ past – his life before the Black community accepted him – explains how a rapper of his caliber could have something like the racist recording hidden in his closet.” On tracks recorded in 1993 by Eminem’s four-man, all-White rap crew, under the title “The Racist Rap Hour with Bassmint Productions,” with the Eminem’s four-man, all- Wwhite collectivewhich were known as Bassmint Productions and leaked to The Source by three White Hip-Hop fans from Detroit who were associates of Eminem in from the early ’90s, Eminem calls Black women “dumb chicks” and opposes dating Black women “cause I don’t like that nigger shit.” On a third song, newly discovered by The Source, Eminem calls Black people “moon crickets,” “spear chuckers” and “porch monkeys.” ”

The feature on Eminem’s hidden past – where one of his old rhyming partners tells all about The Racist Rap Sessions of 1993 – and an interview with one of the White Hip-Hop fans from Detroit who drove across the country in order to bring Eminem’s racist tracks to light anchor the package on racism. Features editor Jerry Barrow weighs in with an essay on race; Hip-Hop players from Irv Gotti to Suge Knight to Crazy Legs speak their minds on the controversy; and Benzino asserts that The Source is “the last line of defense” against the forces that will destroy Hip-Hop: greedy record labels, mainstream media with a “double standard” towards race and rappers like Eminem who threaten to completely co-opt an African-American art form. Benzino’s statements are backed up in “The Making of a Hip-Hop Monopoly”, which outlines exactly how with a detailed diagram, corporate control of radio, retail, distribution and a concentration of major recording artists under one record label (Interscope) has marginalized independent artists and stolen Hip-Hop from the Black and Latino communities that gave birth to it. The power of Interscope to bias the media, and influence recording artists is further demonstrated by Russell Simmons reactions to the release of the racist tracks in “Politics as Usual: Russell Simmons’s Comments.”

February’s issue culminates The Source’s yearlong investigation of forces corrupting Hip-Hop, which began in March 2003 with a package, “Hip-Hop Under Attack.” Among the other shocking revelations in this month’s issue“The Real Slim Shady”:


• Between 1988 and 1993, Eminem formed an all-White rap collaborative known as Bassmint Productions that produced “The Racist Rap Hour with Bassmint Productions.” Fellow MCEminem’s rhyming partner in Bassmint Productions, White MC Chaos Kid, provides The Source with an exclusive interview where who was therehe describes first- hand how thesethe racist recordings were made and why he refused to be a part of themit.describes first-hand how these recordings were made and why he didn’t participate saying,

• Eminem tried to cover up other racist recordings held by Bbrothers DJ Butterfingers and Manix, both partthe other members of Bassmint Productions, which have yet to surface. Chaos Kid saidsays Eminem “asked Manix to destroy it.”“I refused to even get on it… I didn’t feel comfortable about being a part of [it], so I didn’t rap on it.”

• Eminem hid his racist tracks from his first Black producer and record label owner, Champtown, who was responsible for introducing Eminem to Detroit’s Black Hip-Hop community and who helped shape him to be the superstar he is today. Champtown was shocked to hear some of Eminem’s racist tracks for the first time in 2000. “I definitely heard some tapes with Slim [using] words like ‘moon crickets’ and shit like that on it. And there was ‘spear chucker’ on it… and ‘porch monkeys,’” said Champtown.

• Champtown and Eminem’s older friends dispute Eminem’s claim that his breakup with an “African-American girlfriend” is what caused him to record “Foolish Pride” where he rants, “Black girls are bitches” among other things. Said Champtown, “I don’t believe it. He was with Kim for the whole time I knew him. I never knew him to date any Black women.” Chaos Kid doesn’t remember his Black girlfriend either: “This whole story about him going out with a Black girl – I don’t know.”

• Brothers DJ Butterfingers and Manix, both part of Bassmint Productions have much more unreleased Eminem material. Chaos Kid said “[Eminem] asked Manix to destroy it.”

• Members of Detroit’s Hip-Hop community view Eminem’s management as racist. Of Paul Rosenberg, who has managed Eminem since 1998, Champtown says, “I feel that Paul Rosenberg is prejudiced. I heard from inside the camp about how Blacks are being underpaid…I know who introduced [Rosenberg] to Eminem and he is no longer on the map. He was fired. He was the last Black survivor with any authority in the camp and he was fired recently.”


• Chaos Kid says, “To me he’s reached a point where he’s put the dollar before his conscience, and unfortunately, it is going to be his downfall.”

This comprehensive examination of racism in Hip-Hop also features comments from Hip-Hop players fromleading entrepreneurs, artists, scholars and activists such as Irv Gotti, Mack 10, to Suge KnightDr. Michael Eric Dyson toand Crazy Legs sounding off on Eminem and racism;, an interview with one of the White Hip-Hop fans from Detroit who drove across the country in order to bring Eminem’s racist tracks to light;, and an insightful essay on perceptions of race and racism across three generations of one African-American family by fFeatures eEditor Jerry Barrow. In addition, in a wide-ranging and frank interview, Benzino, who was the first person to stand up and question racist and monopolistic practices in Hip-Hop, faces down those who have attacked him and explains how these latest discoveries vindicate his beliefs. VH 1 specials, MTV and “8 Mile” would have you believe that Eminem grew up in one of Detroit’s poor Black neighborhoods. The reality is Eminem went to Lincoln High School, a predominately White school in Warren, Michigan that was known as “War-n-tucky for its reputation as a hotbed of racism.”

The feature on Eminem’s hidden past – where one of his old rhyming partners tells all about The Racist Rap Sessions of 1993 – and an interview with one of the White Hip-Hop fans from Detroit who drove across the country in order to bring Eminem’s racist tracks to light anchor the package on racism. Features editor Jerry Barrow weighs in with an essay on race; Hip-Hop players from Irv Gotti to Suge Knight to Crazy Legs speak their minds on the controversy; and Benzino asserts that The Source is “the last line of defense” against the forces that will destroy Hip-Hop: greedy record labels, mainstream media with a “double standard” towards race and rappers like Eminem who threaten to completely co-opt an African-American art form. Benzino’s statements are backed up in “The Making of a Hip-Hop Monopoly”, which outlines exactly how with a detailed diagram, corporate control of radio, retail, distribution and a concentration of major recording artists under one record label (Interscope) has marginalized independent artists and stolen Hip-Hop from the Black and Latino communities that gave birth to it. The power of Interscope to bias the media, and influence recording artists is further demonstrated by Russell Simmons rush to defend Eminem, despite not having heard the racist tracks in “Politics as Usual: Russell Simmons’s Comments.”February’s issue continues The Source’s yearlong investigation of forces corrupting Hip-Hop, which began in March 2003 with a package, “Hip-Hop Under Attack.”

Another new blog up..this one about your boy Jason Whitlock, the hater of hip hop. But I got a pic that exposes him. Check it out.

TeriofLDN ^

my bad..here's the link for anyone interested

http://bigslimfl.blogspot.com

RUMORS ON A SATURDAY?  THIS SITE GETS WEIRDER AND WEIRDER.

@ILLSEED

WHY ARE PEOPLE CYBER ATTACKING YOU THIS MONTH?  KEEP DOING WHAT YOUR DOING.

PEACE AND MORE HAIR GREASE,

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Jubliee.shine, thanx for posting that! A lot of people tried to cover that one up! I always knew something about him wasnt correct. Wow, that's all I can say right now~ Again, thanx for posting that~


@BFG, I wanted to ask u a few questions about me getting back in school! When u get a minute i need to rap 2 u about a few things! Thanx in advance~

Lena


PS I knew it would be sat rumors b/c he skipped over Friday!~

dam.

i just come in the crib and i see jube hangin eminem's funky ass draws on the line so er'ry body can see.

that shit just fucked my whole head up.

I'mma read all that shit.
and i'll see you tomorrow.

note to self for tomorrow: microscopic/personal lives vs. product
(and woody allen.)

-Black People

I hope this post I couldnt post yesterday!

@abdul

Aint no beef.... Its all good and if my quote-joke offended u my apologies...... :-)

@TWON THE DON

I couldnt see  the link... lol

@hustinupnorth..

Yeah i saw it yesterday I was jus clowning .... its all good I feel ya..

source mag get the credit for airin m out.  
& what happened to them?

same as erryone else who cross interscope/aftermath-
the govt got em.
murder inc., jermaine dupri, suge, pac,,,

"make me a king as we move toward a
new world order
cuz a normal life is boring."
-- product from marshall never matters [lose yourself]

anyone left not knowing what 'new world order' is?
he bit that from bush1 who bit it from hitler.

what the significance of 75 aryan clones as props for his feature entrance at the 2000 mtv music awards?  what the relationship of that imagery to the environment of hiphop?

more product from marshall-

[“All the girls I like to bone have big butts/ No they don't, 'cause I don't like that n*gger sh*t/ I'm just here to make a bigger hit” – from the first track reportedly from 1993.  

The rest of the lyrics come from another track reportedly made by Eminem in 1988.  

“I’ll get straight to the point/Black girls are b*tches, that’s why I’ma tell ya you better pull up your britches/Cause all that cash is making your ass drag from the boyfriend ya ganked and that’s pretty bad/I mean that’s pretty sad when ya dating a Black guy/And then you turn around a f*ck another big, Black guy now that’s pretty wrong, but you’re just ganking/But that’s okay because you need a godd*mn spanking/From me, the funky Eminem”  

"Blacks and whites, they sometimes mix/ But black girls only want your money, 'cause they're dumb chicks"  

"Never date a black girl, because blacks only want your money/ And that sh-- ain't funny." ]

Jubliee.shine, thanks for posting that about Eminem! A lot of people tried to cover that one up! Being from the "D" myself I always knew something about him wasn't right.

One of my relatives thinks that Eminem is the best MC when he is just as much as a fraud as Fiddy is.

Just heard the entire Jay Z album 'American Gangster'... what a disappointment!!!  As I listened to each track, I just got more and more depressed as I finally realized that Jay Z has lost his skills on the mike.  I know a lot of dic-K riders are gonna hate me (personally, I was pulling for Hova... he's in my top 10 mcs for sure) but this album was a waste of time.

Only redeeming track is track 12 with Nas where I was at least nodding my head thinking of what this album SHOULD of been like.  Check it out at www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KKphp8l4hU

You can find the rest of Jay Z's album on youtube or around the net and see for yourself.  When you listen to the album, don't listen to it as if it is a 'Jay Z' album.  Just judge it on its merits as an album on its own and ask yourself if you can really see yourself rocking this for the next 6 months.

I guess I'm waiting on that WU now with crossed fingers... is that going to be disappointment #2?  Am I also going to have to resign from hiphop?  Damn man...

test

Whatsup AHH

Abdul, i didnt know I was picking up a Stan when I commented to you homie.

Save your love letters, i dont go that way.

@BigSlimfl dolphins of my new home, went to my hometown and again they lost! Maybe I shoulda moved to NY lol

Sup my peoples? I just heard the new Mistah Fab response to Royce..I ain't going to speak on it..I'll let y'all form y'all own opinions..Check it out..

http://www.defsounds.com/singles/view/2758-mistah-f-a-b-royce-da-5-9-diss.html

I was surprised to see that these two had a song together..It's straight though so check this one out too..

http://www.defsounds.com/singles/view/2756-statik-selektah-feat-freeway-and-cassidy-what-would-you-do.html

@ TeriofLDN

yea...the dolphins are real bad. They usualy aren't as bad as they are this year, but hey, you can get cheap tickets to dolphins games in miami. You could even get some free food at the tailgate before the game if you tell people you became a fan when you saw them play in england and you came all the way to FL just to watch! lol


did you see my blog about your boy Jason Whitlock?

good to c dre and em in the lab

theres plenty ov phat hip hop about, if that dude thinks that heiz lookin in the wrong placeses, i agree, there aint as much classic material about, the good era, 90's has gone, but there iz still good shit around, he need to look deeper, lil bill, necro, immortal technique, crooked i, mos def, p monch, masta ace, scarface, gang starr etc, all got good recent material, and personaly i rekon the nu jigga ting iz gonna b heavy, if u read this fam, check out sum uk hip hop: klashnekoff, lowkey, doc brown, wordsmith, phi life cypher, skinhnyman

I swear Bizzy is gay now...or he jus flauntn it. Check out the youtube video about him doing Beyonce's "Listen".

Whaddup,



After listening to most of the recent albums, including those from Kanye, 50, and a stolen version of Jay... I would like to announce to the entire Hip Hop community and all of its affiliates that as of now I am turning in my letter of resignation.  I fought through what I first considered a temporary lull in good music; taking shelter in sparsely released "decent" albums but DAMMIT....  NO MORE!!!  50 is cliche, Kanye is "off" and Jay is (sigh)...Hova is....(sigh)THE KING IS DEAD!!!  I refuse to listen to weirdo, reject rap like Brother Ali and dead Prez.  The South is not an option because I'm educated.  Talib and his bohemian buddy Common attract too many white people.  Nas never bounced back from his emasculation. And most of all Dr. Dre will NEVER release Detox.  The future shows no promise.  Wayne, Lupe, Saigon, Papoose....WHATEVER



For these reasons, and many others I must leave you all to seek better music.  I will always remember the great times we had:

Death Certificate,  Midnight Mauraders, Ready to Die, The Blueprint, The Chronic, Reasonable Doubt, The Diary, Liquid Swords, Late Registration, Uptown Saturday Night, It Was Written, The Infamous, Southernplayalistic... but what have you done for me lately?



So, like we used to say before everybody got so fly and cute and homo-friendly....Peace



Cacheous D. Worst

.....now is it just me...or is this dumb dumbs nuts...how in the hell r u going to start saying that ur going to stop listening to hip hop just cause U cant get wat u want to hear...dont forget on thing u dumb ass...n im sorry for saying this...but if u was born hip hop...u live hip hop...u breath hip hop...then ur hip hop...n if u want to put ur "letter of resignation" to hip hop...then u aint hip hop...u must be on dumb dude...a newby...for u to say that these cds from 50 n kanye n common n all of the peeps that have come out...aint hip hop...n even the south at that too...u must be a newbie...so u know wat...u did the right thing...ur letter has been accepted...now hip hop doesnt want u no more...like they say...GET OUT...n stay out u fool...n oh...by the way...the store where u brought them cds from called n said they want there cds back cause they found out that u a fake person trying to be hip hop...im in the SOUTH...n we are more educated then wat u think...so for u to say that...that means that ur one un-educated dumb ass...the south is doing it big...so...with that in mind...i leave with these comments...dont get it twisted...the south has been here...we planted the flag n now yall going to have to deal with it...the south has been nothing but kind to everyone in the world...yall move down here as a matter of fact...dont yall love miami...dont yall love the ATL...since alot of yall has done it...then u need to shut the bluck up...n dance n get crunk...cause (singing diddy's-bad boys for life)we aint...going nowhere..we aint...going no where...we cant be stop now...IS THE SOUTH GET CRUNK UP TONITE...iight...

with the love of hip hop...sincerely yours....

THE SOUTH...