Very Smart Brothas
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Yeah, Let's Chill With The "KKK Clashes With The Black Panthers" Headlines And Story Angles
(Quick thoughts about this weekend’s rallies in South Carolina to protest the removal of the Confederate flag) 1. I mean, I get it. The Ku Klux Klan was present at this rally. As were some Black pride groups, including those affiliated with the Black Panthers. And, I would assume that if a KKK member and a Black…
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Dear Washington, D.C.: I Hated You…But I Miss You
Five years and six months; that was my sentence. Blame it on a molotov cocktail of bad luck and amazing opportunities; but I spent the early years of my adulthood in the Nation’s Capital plotting my escape. If it wasn’t a spring break or summer internship I was looking forward to, I was on the…
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On Ciara, And How Some Men Must Really, Really, Really, Really Hate Women
Any automobile produced by Kia. Turkey bacon that’s not Trader Joe’s turkey bacon. Bobby Jindal. The Transformer movie series. Beets. The Bleacher Report. Your opinion on anything if you ever use the phrase “bed wench” unironicially. These are perhaps the only things I’m less interested in than I am in Ciara’s sex life. Seriously, she could…
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Wait…Drake Is Your For Real Pretend Boo?!
Despite all of the relentless and hilarious mocking of one Aubrey Drake Graham, he’s really having the best 2010’s ever. He’s got hits on hits on hits, definitely has racks on racks on racks, and pretty much everything he does manages to work. Hell, I’m a fan. I even feel like I owe him an…
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Warren G's "Regulate" Robbery Was Set Up By The Lightskin Girl In Aaron Hall's "I Miss You" Video
Friday, Panama asked did Warren G get robbed by his homies on “Regulate”? The answer is yes, but there’s a little-known backstory behind the jacking: Charmane Charwood, Aaron Hall’s fiancée in the “I Miss You” video, orchestrated the robbery.Charmane Charwood faked her own death to become one of the skirts in “Regulate”.Charmane Charwood is the…
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The "What If?" Game: Whoopi Goldberg Edition
An unexpected, annoying, and occasionally entertaining biproduct of the untimely deaths of the Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac has been the “What if?” game hip-hop heads love to play. You’ve surely heard it before. It starts with a lament on how wack and soft today’s artists are. And then someone says something like “If Biggie was…