50 posted Lil Kim’s daughter, Blue Ivy, DJ Khaled’s mother, and now he’s sending lawyers after Tia Kemp because she’s using the same tactics he’s been using on others. Funny how things change when the tables turn. The chickens are coming home to roost.
Joe Burrow talks about growing up in a racist and hateful white neighborhood in Ohio and how that changed him forever.
No white QBs talk about racism like him because they benefit from it. Shoutout to Joe Cool for speaking about it openly! 🔥
West Coast Rapper Lefty Gunplay was asked by Tony Yayo about not using the N-word.
Yayo-“You say you don’t use the N-word, explain that to me?”
Lefty - “I don’t speak like that, and I know it’s a respect thing to not come up to a black and use that word, it’s not in my vocabulary”
Uncle Murda- “ but out here it’s different, because we grew up with Latinos and we all together, in New York it’s different.”
Lefty - “but if he were to do that in prison…”
(🎥The Real Report/Tony Yayo/Uncle Murda/YouTube)
A judge has sentenced Keefe D to 40 years to life in prison for the murder of Tupac Shakur.
“You don’t get to take a man from his family. You don’t get to take his whole future from him, especially when that man is Tupac Shakur,” the judge said during sentencing.
Kid Capri, who’s half Black and Italian, spoke some truth about who started Hip-Hop. He said DJ Kool Herc only became “iconic” for playing James Brown records. Records FBAs were already spinning 🤣
Y’all don’t find it strange how much credit DJ Herc gets for literally doing nothing? 🤔
Haitian woman apologizes to FBA for the hateful rhetoric spewed by D-list Haitian actor Abraham Juste on Cam Newton’s podcast after he called Black Americans lazy.
“When you’re Black, White people believe every accusation is a conviction.”
Chris Rock reveals it still f*cks with him to this day that he didn’t pay for a lawyer to help his best friend’s brother, Roger Logan, who was later exonerated after spending nearly 17 years in prison for a murder he was wrongfully convicted of, as Chris Rock expresses regret, saying he had the means to help him but didn’t.
Also, Chris Rock reveals that his best friend used to plead with him to pay for a lawyer to help Roger Logan, as Chris Rock explains that he never did because he had a “no-lawyer thing” since paying for lawyers was so open-ended, revealing that he was always willing to pay for a mortgage, education or anything else, but he stayed away from lawyers because the cost was so open-ended.
(🎥The Interview Podcast/The New York Times/Youtube)