Rapper Dolla, the artist with huge single from last summer "Who The Fuck Is That" was killed after a brawl in the mall. This is extremely sad. People are dying senselessly. It's enough to make you want to sit in the house and chill instead of going ANYWHERE. My prayers go out to his loved one he left behind.

I'm glad they caught the culprit. I can't believe they were getting brolic like that at The Beverly Center. That mall has VALET PARKING! You can't be ghetto and acting crunk like this in a bougie mall. SMH This is just sad....

For all of you who don't remember, this was Dolla's breakout joint.

'm sure you all have heard William Balfour was arrested for the Hudson's murder. So I won't go into that. But I will talk about his embarrassing mother who needs to find the first muzzle and put it on.

Its funny how the WHOLE truth comes out when someone's back is against the wall. And believe me she started spewing info yesterday once she heard her son was going under! The first comment that threw me thru a loop was when she implied the girlfriend who told on him was a crackhead and only told on him because she had an impending drug case and wanted leniency. But also because she was mad he had a wife and 3 girlfriends. SEOD That's four women who need an ass whipping for messing with a nothing ass nucca. My Chicago women can be so thirsty. SMH

The next comment made me want to drive to 51st and Wentworth myself and give her a knuckle sandwich. She said, "All I have to say to Todd Stroger (President of Cook County, Illinois) and the city of Chicago is that I'm going to be driving a Bentley...The city of Chicago is going to pay me for arresting my son."


Trick, your son is a criminal! He was a criminal before the murders so stop trying to act like he's a boy scout. A mother's love is one thing, but even a mother knows when their kid is a bad seed. Furthermore, just like black folks to threaten to sue and buy something outrageous. How about you move your ghetto arse out of the worst neighborhood in Chicago first!! Clown.

Kanye boasted in an interview that he will be known as "the voice of our generation."

"I realize that my place and position in history is that I will go down as the voice of this generation, of this decade, I will be the loudest voice," he said in an interview on Wednesday. "It's me settling into that position of just really accepting that it's one thing to say you want to do it and it's another thing to really end up being like Michael Jordan."

He also spoke on the loss of his mother.

"I'm just going through balancing that. And I always used to have that support system, you know. My mom would be there; no matter what, she was there before everything," he said. "We were together for like 30 years. And you know now when I'm on that stage and I look out and I say, 'What am I going to do with the rest of my life?' Like when does a real life start?' Because I have sacrificed real life to be a celebrity and to give this art to people, which is great. It is great that I was able to do that, I'm not trying to shun that in any way, but it's definitely a Catch-22 and it's bittersweet."(source)


And below is a video of Kanye talking about dealing with his mom's death and plans for his music/design careers.






It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see Kanye is in pain. His appearance, his music, and his altercations with the paparazzi are signs. I think he's trying to submerge himself in his music to escape the pain. I can only imagine what he's going through.