SOHH NYC

Jadakiss is so inspirational.

Man I swear u act like a lil girl man.. u might even be a female.. then it would all make sense... How u gone talk down on that man swag or the way he pronounce it.. And shout out to Jada from a SOUTHERNER.... for evolving your sound for us to dig where youre coming from.. Yes he is inspirational to say the least...

If you dont "jig" or "rock" how that man rock u dont have to like it.. so now your just being a hater..

@ Reckless

You never miss an opportunity to kick the south!

I hope that Jada goes gold. That would be a victory for Hip Hop especially in this climate.

Anyway, Reckless your Blog will be my primary spot to Blog. Not the only but the primary. I think I helped rebuild the rest of SOHH back with my commentary - so now that I am hated, a lightning rod, and I am not boring, I will hang out here so your hits will go up.

Once I get sohh NYC back up to par, i will bounce and go back to my 360 joint.

@ Broke:

That other thead is too long for me to comment on and I got tired of the lectures from Whiteboys, wiggers, Black apologists, Self Righteous Cats and a few real dudes and the fact that it takes to long to shroll down to see what the F8ck I wrote...lol.

Anyway, let me get back to this White "shame" blogger thing you see on here as well as address the color thing in religion.

First thing:

Hip Hop is not what it was at it's inception and people know this. It is no longer an art form that caters to the Northeast Urban community of color.
It is an international art form and the product is mostly purchased by Europeans.

With cats like Nas saying that "HIP HOP is Dead" it made people examine the art. Some people in the south thought that Nas was talking about them while others felt that he was referring to the white commercialization and mainstreaming of the music.

Then more people became aware that the people who are actually buying the music were white people and so they followed the dollar and looked at who was selling and so an examination of those artists were conducted and what was found is that this large following these dudes had were mostly white. This explained the change in their music.

So people started saying such and such fan base is mostly white. Therefore white bloggers who wanted to support their artist (mostly 50) said they were Black because they wanted their word to be heard and respected. If they were to say they were white I believe that they felt that they would be dismissed on the basis of their skin color.

Now, let's move to the color and religion. I don't like the white symbol of what people call Jesus. It was the symbol and an altered doctrine that was force fed to my people in slavery and it was have put them in a state of mental paralysis. It is their religion that have made them passive and apologetic for being Black.

When you study Religion (not the Creator's words, their is a difference) it has killed, and killed and killed again. So i am disrespectful of the image and concept of white jesus because of what it has done to a people.

Many of my people celebrate Prophet Esa's (PBUH) birthday on Decenber 25th when their own book proves to them that the prophet wasn't born on that day. So, I hate what this lie has done to our people and is doing to our people.

Okay, hopefully that answered your questions from that Yayo thread.

Reckless, stop hating on the souf mane..Juice Mane gonn blow up nationally in a big way this summer.... You are one of the people that Bun B addressed in the his "2 Trill" album...
"Gotta a lot of niggas talkin bad about the souf, what they feel should be coming fromt he souf, well i'ma tell you like this / F*ck you dawg, this is the souf nigga and we been here and aint going no damn where, take it how wanna hoe, hate it of luv it....
Bun B.