Hoodrat Tracks: Georgia Reign – “Fuck My Ex”

georgia reign Hoodrat Tracks: Georgia Reign   “Fuck My Ex”

As the days to summer’s arrival draw near, those who signed up to be cuffed in an effort to gain Instagram likes during the colder months will soon find themselves single.

Not every couple will have an amicable split.

“Fuck My Ex” is the type of song you would expect Keyshia Cole and K. Michelle to write together over a bag of hot fries if they both never hit the reset button on their teeth. My only wish is that we would’ve received this gem in time for Dope Girl Appreciation Day.

You can never have too many “niggas ain’t shit” anthems in your iTunes catalogue. This is for them ‘Bourbons and them Cadillacs.

Free Advice: Beyonce Needs To Lay It Down On A Pull-Out Sofa Bed And Stay There For A Week

‘I can do all things through yaki that strengthens me’ is a category on C+D, not a lifestyle. When your general health and wellness gives a blood curdling cry of “Retreat! Your track is showing!” from the mountain tops and you choose to ignore it, the end result is all on you boo.

Doctor orders be damned, Beyonce hit the stage a day after having to cancel her Tuesday, May 14, show in Antwerp, Belgium from suffering dehydration and exhaustion. By the grace of Based God it didn’t hit her ass back.

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Remember When Kris Kross Was On ‘A Different World’

The news of the passing of rapper Chris Kelly from the group Kris Kross hit the pit of my stomach at record breaking speed this morning. As the case with a lot of young girls growing up in the 90′s, I had huge crushes on both Daddy Mack and Mack Daddy, rotating them as my boyfriend in the head every week until I hit puberty. It was deep.

Back in March, I posted “Tonite’s Tha Night (Remix)” on my Instagram during my daily grind. Although the album ‘Young, Rich & Dangerous’ came out years later, it made me revisit their appearance as rivals on the Original Teacher episode of ‘A Different World’ during my down time that day. Now, it holds a different meaning.

Snoop Lion Barks Back At Bunny Wailer: ‘You Wasn’t The Shit In The Wailers’

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Responding to Bunny Wailer‘s claims to TMZ that his religious conversion to Rastafarianism is nothing more than gimmicky opportunism and cultural appropriation at play, Snoop Lion elaborated on his fallout with the reggae legend to Rolling Stone magazine:

In the film, you and Bunny Wailer seem to get along well. Why has there been this dispute? I couldn’t tell you. To me, it’s a miscommunication, and I’m not gonna speak nothing negative because I love him too much. Any relationship, you gotta be able to disagree. The last time I seen him, it was all love, but when I heard the negative remarks, I paid no attention. If I’m gonna be Rasta incorporated, loving energy is the only way I can match his negative energy.

Would it be meaningful for you to have a conversation directly with him? I mean, it would be meaningful for him to talk to me. He’s the one supposedly putting out the negative energy. I coulda said, “Fuck that nigga. Bitch-ass nigga.” I’m still a gangsta – don’t get it fucked up. I’m growing to a man, so as a man, do I wanna revert back to my old ways and fuck this nigga up, or move forward, shine with the light? It’s nothing. I’ve been hit before.

Snoop Dogg Attends The 2013 MTV Movie Awards

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Photo-chopped & Screwed: How Dead Music Icons Would’ve Looked Today

The internet gods have poured down another blessing of blur tool manna from heaven and this time it’s pressed down, shaken together and running over.

BuzzFeed plays the ultimate game of ‘what if’ in their How Dead Music Icons Would’ve Looked Today editorial offering. Please, don’t stir the pot by forwarding this to Drake. Emotions are still running high in OVO land.

2Pac, 42

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Director Tupac Shakur and his wife Jada Pinkett Shakur arrive at the after-party for the premiere of Shakur’s lastest film in New York City.

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