Before Jeezy had that "White Girl," this fool was already crooning about them.



I have no words. The title of the song alone is enough to just make you want to SEOD EVERYONE.



"BOUNCY BOUNCY UP AND DOWN, BOUNCY BOUNCY ALL AROUND"

*SLAPS EVERBODY INVOLVED IN THIS SHAT*

BET lost me when uncut started coming on. I understand it came on late, but how could they blatantly give "artist" a venue to openly objectify women. And how could these women be dumb enough to let them do it?! SMH...just trash.

Am I the only one peeping this sudden infatuation with skrippers? I mean every time I turn on the radio, cut on a cd, or try to watch a video I'm getting bombarded with this image. I don't understand the huge obsession. I'm not knocking folks for how they get down. To each it's own; however, why aren't they uplifting and praising women doing things positive. You don't hear songs about them falling in love with Teachers, Lawyers, or Administrative assistants. All you hear is how bad a bish is because she can twirl around a pole.

Think I'm tripping? Check it out below


T-Pain- Long Lap Dance



"Two for one tonight?" SEOD



Big Kuntry King-Da Baddest



"She a monster on that pole, slowly sliding down, she can easily steal your soul, bouncin' that ass all around." Really? Is that all it takes to steal someone's soul? I would think they're asses would be a little more careful then.
Plies-Dat Bitch *shoots daggers with my eyes*


"Ion want that hoe, I want dat bitch." Plies lost some points for this mess. I try to roll with him but he pushes my a patience. I can't imagine how a stripper can juke to this song being called either a "hoe" or a "bitch." There is not enough dollars being throw to tolerate such disrespect.

Akon-Smack That



I refuse to quote ANYTHING from this ridiculous song. Aside from the hook being a complete joke, the song in itself was a waste. Eminem should be ashamed of himself for jumping on such a waste of space. Cool points were deducted from him for this song alone.

Have anyone else noticed this trend?

That's what the newspaper story would read if someone EVER did this to me. There is a new website out, www.INSPOT.org, which allows people to send a e-card letting you know they have an STD and you might just have it as well. What kind of punk ass ish is that?!

This site is endorsed to help loose booty punks anonymously inform you that they have dipped in the sauce that wasn't so ripe, so you need to be tested. One of the cards read, “It doesn’t matter. I got an STD; you might have it too. Please get checked out.” Recipients can then click links to learn more about STDs, possible treatments, and clinics in their cities where they can be tested. (source)

First we have STD World, a dating site for people with never ending packages, now we have STD e-cards. It makes you scared to even think about getting some action. You almost want to make him dip that thang in bleach first. Sheez. Y'all be careful out here. RAP IT UP!

What kills me are the pics of people smiling on the website. DA HELL? That is not a smiling/laughing matter! Everyone around his just losing their minds. *Goes to find me a chastity belt*

Dude got arrested for having PCP, attacking cops, and city officials, and got his child taken away from him...all because he was pissed that the road was closed due to an accident? (*crown please*)...hear ye, hear ye...I now pronounce this idiot..."Coon of the Day!" SMH

Today Show former flunky, Ed McMahon decided to become a rapper. *deep sigh* This 85-year-old delusional fool will be dropping lyrics inspired by his financial woes for Freecreditreport.com .

The videos feature McMahon wearing a tracksuit, being chauffeured around Los Angeles in a Cadillac Escalade golf cart and waxing lyrical about his very public financial troubles.

"I knew I could sing the blues, but I didn't know I could rap," McMahon said Wednesday.

"When I retired, I was famous," McMahon raps in the video. "I had money and glory/I bought a house for 6 mill/I thought nothing could touch me/Until my credit went south, and debt started to crunch me/Next thing I know, instead of playing gin rummy, I was scrambling just to make ends meet/It wasn't funny."

After being joined by two scantily clad women, McMahon continues: "Got a bump from the media chumps, but that was temporary/Wife with bad credit was scary, so I got wise/I may have fallen, but I got back up/Now I'm back on the attack, like a ninja swinging nunchucks/I told the haters, 'Go on, take a hike'/It's my show now, and I can do what I like."(source)

I have a serious problem with this! Why does he have to be a broke down, ghettofied rapper, but when he comes into cash he turns into a respectable businessman in suit? Furthermore, why are they even making us the initial target like "the others" don't have monetary issues? FULL BLOWN FUCKERY AT IT'S BEST!

They call it "humorous spots" but I call is Blackface 2008. When they shoot a video with him toothless, in a flannel and drawls, scratching his balls in front of his trailer park, I'll call it humorous.