60 Seconds With Jennifer Hudson And... Musiq Soulchild Gets All Buddy Buddy

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Remember that ASCAP / Grammy event I told y'all about... where Ciara saved the day for me on the red carpet? Well what I didn't mention is that Jennifer Hudson was there as well.

The Oscar winner blessed Soulman with 60 seconds... 'cause sometimes in this game, that's all you get.

Alrighty there then....

So, Musiq Soulchild debuted his new video for his single "Buddy" from his forthcoming LUVANMUSIQ due out 3/13.

Without further ado.....

If you can't view the video, here are some stills courtesy of the peeps over at Atlantic.

201 Comments

This was a very nice video. Reminds me of the days when he first blew up in 2000. Yup.

Man I love the Musiq song, but why the hell is he looking like Cole from Martin at the jumpoff? I couldn't even finish the video, his face was way too chunky chicken for me! I'm still coppin' the album! STL HOE!

DIGGIN' WHAT, SIDELINE HO STORY? NO.

Jesus take the wheel!the boy is thick as hell, but how comes he swole up only in the face????he needs to put the bisuits down cos this is not a cute look

the song is ai, but the remix is better

Musiq is so corny and cheesy..keeps coming witht these same tired lame videos and recycled songs...


Album wont sell.

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Maryland boy, 12, dies after bacteria from tooth spread to his brain
Deamonte Driver, aged 12, is shown with his mother, Alyce, at Children's Hospital in Washington, D.C., after emergency brain surgery.
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By Mary Otto

Updated: 45 minutes ago
WASHINGTON - Twelve-year-old Deamonte Driver died of a toothache Sunday.

A routine, $80 tooth extraction might have saved him.

If his mother had been insured.

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If his family had not lost its Medicaid.

If Medicaid dentists weren't so hard to find.

If his mother hadn't been focused on getting a dentist for his brother, who had six rotted teeth.


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By the time Deamonte's own aching tooth got any attention, the bacteria from the abscess had spread to his brain, doctors said. After two operations and more than six weeks of hospital care, the Prince George's County boy died.

Deamonte's death and the ultimate cost of his care, which could total more than $250,000, underscore an often-overlooked concern in the debate over universal health coverage: dental care.

Some poor children have no dental coverage at all. Others travel three hours to find a dentist willing to take Medicaid patients and accept the incumbent paperwork. And some, including Deamonte's brother, get in for a tooth cleaning but have trouble securing an oral surgeon to fix deeper problems.

In spite of efforts to change the system, fewer than one in three children in Maryland's Medicaid program received any dental service at all in 2005, the latest year for which figures are available from the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

‘They know there is a problem’
The figures were worse elsewhere in the region. In the District, 29.3 percent got treatment, and in Virginia, 24.3 percent were treated, although all three jurisdictions say they have done a better job reaching children in recent years.

"I certainly hope the state agencies responsible for making sure these children have dental care take note so that Deamonte didn't die in vain," said Laurie Norris, a lawyer for the Baltimore-based Public Justice Center who tried to help the Driver family. "They know there is a problem, and they have not devoted adequate resources to solving it."

Maryland officials emphasize that the delivery of basic care has improved greatly since 1997, when the state instituted a managed care program, and in 1998, when legislation that provided more money and set standards for access to dental care for poor children was enacted.

About 900 of the state's 5,500 dentists accept Medicaid patients, said Arthur Fridley, last year's president of the Maryland State Dental Association. Referring patients to specialists can be particularly difficult.

Fewer than 16 percent of Maryland's Medicaid children received restorative services -- such as filling cavities -- in 2005, the most recent year for which figures are available.


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For families such as the Drivers, the systemic problems are compounded by personal obstacles: lack of transportation, bouts of homelessness, erratic telephone and mail service.

The Driver children have never received routine dental attention, said their mother, Alyce Driver. The bakery, construction and home health-care jobs she has held have not provided insurance. The children's Medicaid coverage had temporarily lapsed at the time Deamonte was hospitalized. And even with Medicaid's promise of dental care, the problem, she said, was finding it.

Musiq makes good songs, but that Buddy good guy concept is type corny. He's been there and done that. he needs to step up the Sexy just a bit. Video was predictable and boring. hopefully the next joint will be different- i will pick up his disc though- talented brother- needs new look!

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If y'all really listen to the song, he is talkin about a F*CK B.U.D.D.Y.

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