"This dude is too great and too funny..Peep it"
[Rapping just like LL col j, Snoop Dogg, DMX & Jay-z]
[Does Denzel Washington Impersonation, Roasts On Shaq's Slow Talking, Charles Barkley & More]
29 August 2009
[Comedy] Aries Spears - "All Star Comedy Show" *LOL
"This dude is too great and too funny..Peep it"
[Rapping just like LL col j, Snoop Dogg, DMX & Jay-z]
[Does Denzel Washington Impersonation, Roasts On Shaq's Slow Talking, Charles Barkley & More]
[Funny Clip] The Williams Sister's Dancing On Court
"How col are the Williams sisters yo...They be dancing..."
[The Williams sisters had a little fun on the court Thursday (August 27th, 2009) during an exhibition match in New York City. ]
27 August 2009
[Website] 4get Twitter Try WOOFER
"Ok so i have come across this website called Woofer & woofer calls itself the macroblogging alternative to twitter, where instead of a paltry 140 maximum, you need to post at least 1400 characters. <<< What are they Insane..lol?..lets see if you can do it..let me know if you do and ill post the Link.Take a look at what i did..lol EvOn's Woofer"
woofer website
[Sex toy] TENGA FLIP HOLE *FOR MEN
"LOL..ok wow..so now they have a New Hi Tech Sex toy for Man..the Ultimate Masterbation Toy..So To All my Guys out there, will you buy one of these???..
[Music vid] JHEST - 3style
"another HOT Vet in the Game JHEST..his flow and words are sik...kinda reminds me of Big Pun..this guy is also underrated and very lyrical..listen closely
[Music Vid] Farma & chester-P 3styles
"Ok 2 of The Rawest underrated Rappers plus they both family, they have been in the game for a very long time..VETS in the Game..UK STAND UP"
[Farma]
[Chester-p]
[Chester-P Prt 2]
[Music vid] Mystro - "MESS I EVER HAD" *NEW
"Lovin this UK Version Mystro still goin strong..Peep it UK STAND UP"
[Mixtape] Goodz - "Evicted" (Plus Loaded Lux, Murda Mook, Math Hoffa, Head Ice, Boog, Gutta)
"About bloody time...Goodz From the Battle Scene Lions Den, He Be one of my Faves as you all know.and finaly he has his mixtape...Peep it..lets see if battle rappers can Make Tracks...Just remeber he has the Illest Punchlines and sik wordplay"
[Music Audio] Foxy Brown Updated
"Whats ya views on this..can foxy take back the Female Rapper thrown?"
music vid] Mysonne - "Bronx Back" *NEW
"The more he keeps coming with new tracks, the better they are gettin..i like this still..Peep it"
[Music Vid] Drag-On - "Soldier" *NEW (& School of Hardknocks)
"Ok so i like This Rapper in the Swiss Beats Track "School of hardknocks" which i have posted after this New Track/video from "Drag-On"..so im asumeing he was from the Ruff Ryder Crew coz he iss soo much like DMX, whats the story wit this Rapper!!!..anyways peep his new joint and check out the other one i like"
[School of hardknocks..love this beat yo]
26 August 2009
[worse Rap Vid] UGLYMAN - "WHIP GAME PROPER" *08
"What on earth are they doing...is that what you call "Whippin"..lol Just whippin nuttin but air...lol..anyways..and who is the uglyman?? the BIG Dude all up in the camera?.lol damn he ugly.."
[Topic] Dickollective - Gay hip-Hop
"I saw this in a BLOG recently and yes its an Old blog from 2008, however i still think its a great read, as you know i have LGBT interviews but all of the Rappers have been Female so this is a great interview Well parts of a Conversation, Maybe you can find the full interview but i will post what i had read, its an intresting read from a Male Gay Hip-Hop Group Called Dickollective: read all about Gays in Hip-Hop from a Male Persective"
Juba: It wasn’t until commercial viability became an issue for the record industry at large did the need for a categoric and hard-line heterosexualization and hypermasculine posturing come front and center. Hip-hop’s racial contextualization has been similar to that of early rock ‘n roll - the sale of scart, titillating, and ultimately Otherizing fantasy images of nonwhite people that fit into that same old boxes of “frightening yet sexy.” So, no, maybe a “gay” identity wouldn’t fit as a component of a “hip-hop” identity if you understand “gay” as a code for “weak” or “feminized” and therefore undesirable to a media machine selling a particular kind of Scary Negro Drag, or someone who’s performing it and unable or unwilling to interrogate their positionality.
At the same time, there’s the issue of “gay” or “Queer” being yet another identity marker that had already been co-opted by white middle-class institutions by the time hip-hop was beginning to receive mainstream attention. An authentic b-boy (read: Black) would have had a difficult time integrating a gay or bisexual identity into his pose, as “gay” was something he would know he was racially, economically, and socially excluded from.
Tim’m: But even this undermines a rich legacy of gays and lesbians in Black communities that had little to no interaction with white gay culture. Culturally speaking, Black gays have always preferred to abide alongside their Black communities rather than “ghettoize” their sexualities into geographic “safe spaces.” This isn’t a criticism, just an observation.
Juba: I agree. There is the assumption by Black straights and white gays that Black Queers were somehow automatically interested in participating in white gay culture - which also assumes an uncomplicated relationship to being “out” in the way most people understand that. That is extremely problematic and, as you have said, lazy thinking.
Growing up in Chicago and attending high school in the early and mid-1980s there was no real distinction between straight and gay in the house music scene, though it was overwhelmingly Black and Latino. My high school reflected this dynamic as well as that of the white gay kids never really expressing any interest in what we were doing.
[…]
Juba: Don’t get me wrong. I’m not using the notion that critics have largely ignored nonwhite gay aesthetics inside of hip-hop culture as an excuse for the homophobia I or others have experienced within the African American community. I just think it’s a much more complicated conversation than Black people - especially Black men, critics, artists, and consumers alike - want to have because it would require an examination of the way partiarchy functions intracommunally. Open conversations about homophobia as an extension of sexism and misogyny would put a lot of stuff on the table that gets dismissed in the name of silencing and the erasure of inappropriate faggotry.
Tim’m: You said “inappropriate faggotry.” Let’s not get it twisted. Hip-hop heteros rely heavily on the inappropriate faggot in order to even exist. In a really twisted sort of way, they rely on the verbal bashing of fags in order to substantiate their manhood. Which backpacking love, peace, and justice MCs have ever been regarded as “hard?” None. In fact, many of them are so often suspected of being “fags” that they go to sometimes great and awkward lengths to say: “Hey, I’m for peace and love but fuck a faggot.” It’s really funny, actually. Sadly, hard edge and masculinity almost always means you hate fags. We can imagine Eminem doing a song on stage with Elton John, but that’ll be the day when Dre kicks it with Little Richard, “good lawdy.”
I think there’s also an assumption that people who seem to fag-bash in their lyrics are necessarily homophobic in the ways people normally think about homophobia. It’s one thing to say you “don’t like faggots” or “that’s so gay,” but, in reality, you love your lesbian mother or look out for your baby brother or cousin who you know ain’t never had a girlfriend. It’s another thing altogether to be raising megabucks to stop gay people from getting married or finance the Republican candidate for president. Sometimes I think I prefer the homophobic remarks I can strategically counter over the subtle, polite, smiling-in-my-face white (or Black) Christians who want to relinquish my most basic human rights. Generally, I just don’t think there’s ever been a thorough assessment of Black people’s perspectives on Black people in their community who are gay or lesbian, unless produced by the Christian right as a political scare tactic. Nobody’s interviewing my mama or straight brothers. They aren’t talking with the first (straight) emcees I ever rhymed with or people I collaborate with who still don’t care ’cause they see talent. This may sound a bit off, but I’ve been in a lot of Black setting where people know I like boys and ain’t a damn person tripped. […]
Juba: Thanks for touching on something I hadn’t addressed directly - power, specifically the institutional power or the ability to create and effect public policy around one’s prejudices, global, white-supremacist, patriarchal capitalism - something that Black people do not possess. People do indeed get it twisted. Hip-hop didn’t draft the Defense of Marriage Act, or create “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” or murder young folks like Sakia Gunn, Matthew Shepard, Gwen Araujo, Brandon Teena, and Rashawn Brazell. What happened to those young people was allowed to happen, and encouraged. I too get tired of the onus and responsibility for interrogating and eradicating homophobia being laid at the feet of poor and/or nonwhite people.
The hypocrisy on both Black and white media outlets is so glaring as to be comical. Even the majority of white LGBT media outlets are steeped in and driven by middle-class economic and cultural privilege. They maintain and invest in these conversations about hip-hop - seen as a poor, urban, nonwhite youth culture - as the apex, if not the genesis, of all pop-cultural homophobic notions. We get the attendant ridiculously satirical or frightened and aghast puff pieces about b-boys and b-girls pushing against-all-odds at some huge wall of nigga antagonism.
Then a movie like Brokeback Mountain becomes successful, and all of a sudden, you see articles outlining the long history of Hollywood’s homophobia and how these invariably white actors can’t get jobs after playing fag on film. Huh?! What happened? Where did the b-boys disappear to - or is this our fault as well? Did Run-DMC secretly concoct some scheme to keep Harry Hamlin and Michael Ontkean from getting feature film leads after they did Making Love in 1982? Where we at?
We’re exactly where you say, Tim’m - invisible, trotted out when needed to create some furor or sell some magazines or some cable shows. Poor and nonwhite folks (and yes, this includes Eminem’s authenticated wiggerisms) become these abject, mythological characters. This is the genesis of my reference to the frightening, “inappropriate” faggot - by which I mean the real, the living, the breathing, fucking, fighting, loving, shit-talking faggot (and by extension the even more frightening, emasculating bulldagga/dyke) as opposed to the erstaz, apolitical, defenseless “Men on Film” incarnation of the “sissy bitch-nigga” (wow, there goes that misogyny again.)
I mean, really, could you watch Marlon Riggs’s Tongues Untied and come away with a notion that queeny Black gay men were afraid of straight people or somehow necessarily co-opted and conscripted by a whitewashed notion of “gay” culture? How does a straight Black man look at himself after reading Essex Hemphill’s interrogations of his brothers’ sexism toward Black women or deconstructions of how the white gaze had complicated his notions of what his desires should be? How do white and nonwhite men deal when confronted with Pat Parker’s dialogues on female masculinity and butch identity?
Heteronormative culture, white and nonwhite, doesn’t want to deal with the issues they discuss. It’s all too scary. So they start making up these mythologies, these ghosts to go “Ooooh, boogedy boogedy!” […]
[Funny Clip] "Ernest" The Best Parts *30 sec Comp
"Once again another child hood Favorite, along wit him and national lampoon and Pee Wee Hermon these were some dumb ass but funny characters, i still find it all funny and silly, maybe its because im always somking the wacky backy...sssshhh.lol..anyways enjoy this 30 second compilation of ernest best bits"
[Issue's] The 5 Most Shocking Olympic Gender Scandals
"So as you know i posted up the 800 meter Champ about her Gender Test: Here is an update and other past Athletes who also has been thru the Gender scandal"
[The row over whether Semenya is a woman or a man has become a cause célèbre in South Africa, where the country’s parliament is preparing to file a complaint with the United Nations Commissioner of Human Rights over the athlete’s treatment, saying the gender verification tests are a “gross and severe undermining of rights and privacy.”
Medical tests on the athlete are said to be ongoing, with the results not expected for several weeks.
On Sunday, Lamine Diack, the IAAF president, said he regretted the public row over the athlete and admitted that the affair could have been treated with more sensitivity.READ MORE HERE]
1. Dora Ratjen
[For the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin, Adolf Hitler wanted to show the world the supremacy of the Aryan race. German, Dora Ratjen, notable for her deep voice and her refusal to share the shower room with the other female athletes, was Germany's entry for the women's high jump. She came in fourth. Britain's competitor, Dorothy Tyler, who won a silver medal, remembers her. “I had competed against Dora and I knew she was a man,” she says. “You could tell by the voice and the build.” Ratjen was discovered to be a man on his way back from the European Championships at a train station in Germany. Although Ratjen was wearing a skirt, two women spotted him with a five o'clock shadow. A doctor was summoned and Ratjen's sex was revealed. In 1938 Ratjen was barred from further competition. ]
2. Stella Walsh
[At one point, Stella Walsh, a Polish-American sprinter, was the fastest woman in the world. She won gold in 1932 and silver in 1936 for the 100m sprint. During her career, she set more than 100 national and world records and was inducted into the American Track and Field Hall of Fame. She lived her entire life as a woman, and even had a short-lived marriage to an American man. In 1980, Walsh was killed by mistake during an armed robbery at a shopping mall in Cleveland, Ohio. The postmortem revealed she had male genitalia. She was also found to have both male and female chromosomes.]
3. Sin Kim Dan
[Dan broke the women's records for 400m and 800m in 1961/62. She was the first woman to run 400m in less than 52 seconds. In 1963 in Moscow, other female sprinters refused to run against her because she looked like a man. At that same time a South Korean man claimed that she was his son who had disappeared during the war. Obligatory sex-testing for international athletics was introduced in 1966, and for whatever reason, Sin did not compete after that.]
4. Tamara and Irina Press
[Sisters Tamara and Irina Press won five track and field Olympic gold medals for the Soviet Union, and set 26 world records in the 1960s. Their careers suddenly ended at the time that gender verification was introduced. Critics have suggested that the Presses were actually male, or perhaps hermaphrodites.]
5. Santhi Soundarajan
[Santhi Soundarajan, a middle distance runner from India, won a silver medal at the 2006 Asia Games. She was stripped of her medal after she failed a verification test.]
[Vid CLip] The Making Of the Gonnies *6Mins
"As a Kid i loved watching the Goonies (Still do..sssh) anyways so to see this just brought back memory's, so if you was and still are a fan of the Goonies Movie you will like this Be hide the scenes Footage."
25 August 2009
[Funny clip] Bon Qui Qui - Workin @ King burger
"LOL..oh no they did'nt..Can anyone tell me where this is from?"
[Music Live CLip] Karina Pasian - Singing Beyoncé - 'Ave Maria'!
"Ok so this young (18yrs) lady's Voice is Well Nice, lovin it.peep it for yaself..Who is she..i shall find out more.."
[Re-EDITED] Ok so i have found this young singer's Twitter & Her Official Website..Go check out more from her, she gone be real HOT..
[Music Vid] LA THE DARKMAN FT WILLIE THE KID - "SPLIT YOUR MASK / FUCKING WITH THE BEST" *NEW
"Now you know i like these two Rappers...peep the new vid/Track.."
[Music Vid] J DILLA FEAT. HAVOC & RAEKWON - "24K RAP" *NEW
"I have had this track for a while on my Ipod..now check out the Video..lovin it"
[Eye Candy.Vid Vlip] Hot Brazilian Chicks
"Damn..i wanna join in..lol..Enjoy Peeps"
[Thicknesss: Brazilian Soul Train!]
[Website] Mac Donald's Gone Black"
"WTF?? Are they serious??"
Official Black Mac Donald's Website
"WHAT IS 365BLACK?
At McDonald's®, we believe that African-American culture and achievement should be celebrated 365 days a year — not just during Black History Month. That's the idea behind 365Black.com. It's a place where you can learn more about education, employment, career advancement and entrepreneurship opportunities, and meet real people whose lives have been touched by McDonald's. Plus, you can also have a chance to win exciting once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. So make sure you visit often — you just might get inspired."
[Cool Clip] Paralyzed Skateboarding
"How cool is this kid: Daniel Pelletier is a young skateboarder paralyzed from the waist down, and yet he still manages to pull off flip tricks."
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