Sesame these Streets.
Found this on a late night crawl on the web, via The Smoking Section. Even if it’s a few weeks old, joint is still krispy.
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What in the Bedazzled Fuck?
So HammerKing Hammer has finally released his diss of Jay-Z, whom he’s accused of consorting with Satan. No.
Humpday Hate: M.C. Hammer’s “Get 2 No U”
This article was written by seansmyph, co-creator of our blog Splackavellie Central: Ridiculous Moments in R&B and Beyond. It’s part of a series of posts called “The Worst of MC Hammer,” which is part of a series called “Worst of the Best,” which probably doesn’t make much sense the first time you read it. —– Read More
Random Midday Hotness: Fly Away.
Lenny Kravitz was walking down the street in the N.O. when he heard a church choir playing his song. So he decided to join them.
Through the Looking Glass With Janelle Monae.
I have a post up at The Atlantic that’s part of a roundtable discussion of Janelle Monae’s The ArchAndroid with Brentin Mock and Alyssa Rosenberg. While I really enjoyed the album, I had a couple of small critiques of it, and I don’t think it quite merits the universal acclaim it’s getting right now. My Read More
R.I.P. Lena Horne.
“My identity is very clear to me now. I am a black woman. I’m free. I no longer have to be a ‘credit.’ I don’t have to be a symbol to anybody; I don’t have to be a first to anybody. I don’t have to be an imitation of a white woman that Hollywood sort Read More
Humpday Hate: The Worst Neo-Soul Song You Will Ever Hear. Ever.
I randomly thought about this song and video a few minutes ago and it made me so angry. I wanted to sit down and write about it, thoroughly and intelligently, but I get so mad when I try to that the only thing that comes out of my fingers is “OMG WTF WHY?!” The song Read More
Friday Random Ten: When It’s Better to be Seen And Not Heard.
For those of you who care about that sort of thing, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will host a little event we like to call the Oscars on Sunday. But there’s plenty of time to debate the relative merits and criticisms of “Up in The Air” or “Precious,” which not-so-coincidentally are the Read More
