SOHH DIRTY

Soulja Boy steps into CEO role pretty quickly. The beautiful thing about this is it shows the rest of the movement that goes along with what makes Soulja Boy relevant and key to this dance movement. Check out behind the scenes of the new video.

This new group the Show Stoppers are really making the Kid n Play type music of their generation. That's why if you are above 20-something and hating on these cats then you really are out of touch. When I went in the club a couple of months ago, just to see what the buzz was about, I found that a bunch of kids bouncing around to this dance music and if this shit isn't hip-hop I really don't know what is. I'm not saying this is the next big thing; all I'm saying is we need dance groups like this to keep a lane open for the kids of hip-hop to have their own lane.

David Banner also has a few words about the Soulja Boy debate.

Now I'm new at this blogging thing, but I'll just say my piece as a rookie anyway. Instead of posting up anything old thing and calling it news, the least you can do is label it a rumor when you don't have a credible source. I'm so throw'd by that. I'd rather just pay attention and see how we do in the future, because you know rappers are now and have been for quite some time targets. And the media is using rappers to paint the picture for all black men. And it isn't fair to either side.  What do y'all think?

And also enough with what these blind writers like SOHH Streetz are talking.  No the streets not, YOU are talking, so be honest and put ya name out there if you going to go at someone's personal image. (I guess this is the part of me that thinks this shit is getting corny.) How do you find joy in printing something that you don't know is true or not. That's wack. You affecting people. And at the end of the day white people can tear each other all day long in the tabloids but we just ain't got room for it down here. Just own up to your stories, that way if it's great reporting we can be like great job. But when its bullshit that's made up for sensational titles, then we can call it what it is. And you won't understand until it hits home.  I'm not even gonna blog on that Rick Ross story I'll just give you a link to one of my fellow Bloggers Mr, Jonathan Cunningham of the New Times of Broward-Palm Beach.  He was actually there. Read here.

And by the way the city has already let it be known to the Rick Ross camp that they want to do it again next year because it was a success for the kids. The incident had nothing to do with the event. So congratulations to the Rick Ross Charities.

Ok, one last thing to hold you over for the weekend. The Real Jay Dab and I went back and forth the other day on a few issues in Texas. With that I've decided to do a new section called Dirty Guest Blogger. I'll open up the space to anyone with something to say that's worth hearing. This dude has such valid points on what he's saying that I think all of Texas should spread the word on the net in each camp and make sure that every rapper out there reads this. Thank you Jay Dab, hey and The Sponsor also! Until next week!

Um Back!! Yo FLX!! I see you payed attention 2 my comments.. I thought some of it was irrelevant for some folk but at least you took note 2 some of the stuff I was saying.... Yeah I don't care for this bloggin' on the net but umma do this one last time for you and the others....Umma e-mail you and we can meet up in the "H" Northside or Southside it don't matter...

I will start off by saying this yeah I hear what you saying I guess I have issues with musik that is BS... As I said I came up thru the days of Ghetto Boyz, UGK, Fat Pat, Lil Keke, Big Moe, Slim,E.S.G. and the Whole S.U.C. and Swishahouse movement.....Why is it that most of the rappers from Houston die from drugs and violence...

1. DJ Screw - Sippin syrup

2. Fat Pat - Murdered killer unknown

3. Big Hawk - Murdered killer unknown

4. Big Moe - Sippin syrup, overweight

5. Pimp C – Unknown. Maybe syrup

6. B.G. Gator – Murdered

7. Big Steve – Murdered

8. Kruger - Killed himself

I could go on. Houston rap scene what does it mean? PLEASE TELL ME!!

I can't stand the fact that people glorify the drug life, jewelry game, sex, violence and etc.. Yeah I know I had some frustration in my comments but that's just me being bipolar towards musik that I feel is ruining black people in the world 2day. CNN Black in America pointed a lot of things out as well and they were in HOUSTON for some of it 2.

But to get to my case about Houston rappers they are full of shit. PERIOD!! Okay... I don't knock nobody hustle, they can make they money all day I don't care. It's the young youth that I see 2day who praises rappers who sip syrup, talk about guns and violence and really don't care about education or a brighter future. The percentage for dropout kids in the inner city HOUSTON "Black's" that is, at an all-time high, and also Mexican as well. I say this 2 point out that I know musik is somehow an option but at the same time these youngsters don't want 2 learn and don't care about their future. They rather continue with the same sh*t and be uneducated drive a old Buick or Cadillac with some swangers with loud musik, or probably not even that. They just don't care 2 do nothing and be sorry. I hear none of them trying 2 really motivate these youngsters 2 go 2 school 2 learn 2 explain about teen pregnancy and STD's and about how 2 not be a follower be a leader.

These cats don't care..... It's a money game and a party thing.... This HIP HOP Southern Rap is very powerful and I think we are not using it the right way in Houston. We went from not being heard 2 wanting 2 be heard. Try 2 understand what I am saying, yeah I came off wrong and I put some frustrating comments about a "Coon Reunion" yeah. Because when something happen or when a fight breaks out or somebody gets shot then they look at the Southern Rap Scene of OZONE Awards was the problem... I have no problem with having fun getting ideas etc.... But the Houston scene of rap needs 2 do better... Bun B shows a great image i luv dude and he is positive, he speaks the truth. Z-Ro I give him credit but nobody cares about being a Crip and King of the Ghetto... "Uplift it at least".....But the young immature crowd loves 2 gain style off of that... Slim Thug he is alright but just the name itself is full of shit. He isn't Slim anymore and these niggaz ain't thugs. Mostly 85% of the rappers from Houston have this macho wannabe thug type style and they are just lame. One day this will all play out and maybe the not so smart people will see what I am saying.

What can we do?

1. Put together more youth movements at schools for the youngsters. Some of the rappers are recognized and it starts with the middle school students because that's when they gain a personality.

2. Free events every now and then would be helpful.

3. Rap style of pushing weight, guns, sex etc, need 2 tone down.

4. Talk about how not 2 shoot and kill your brother over b*llshit.

5. Get more involved in the communities for special programs and cleaning up drugs, graffiti, etc.

6. Help the elderly.

Man FLX I can go on...

But the communities I am talking about 9x's out 10 are minority communities who have young youth who struggle for a direction and can't make it because of the shit they see everyday in the hood!!!

I am finished... I can type and go on but shit... I ain't no blogger I made my lil comments earlier and you noticed because you got low ratings or just it caught your eye... Well let me know how you feel if not I understand......HOLLA PIMP!!

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