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Why, oh why did anyone over at Mountain Dew think that an ad with a spooked White woman and a lineup of scary-looking Black men and a goat as a way to sell highly caffeinated sugar water was a great idea? Were you all afraid of looking like racists for telling Tyler, the Creator and his band of provocateurs that an advertisement toying with a bunch of racial and gender stereotypes for the hell of it might offend some consumers?
- @youngsinick via [The Weekly Read]
#tbt 2008 or 09. Photo I snapped of Big and Dre outside of Stankonia on that infamous DF reunion I kinda crashed. Not sure, but this might be the last photo taken of these two together, outside of their personals.
Fresh Pic | Courtesy of @Maurice_Garland
Obviously, this changes the original race of the character, who is Caucasian in the Marvel books, and previously was played on screen by Chris Evans who now plays Captain America in the popular Marvel movies. Switching Storms race in the pending reboot could also affect Sue Storm, however, as she and Johnny are brother and sister in Fantastic Four lore.
Annnnnnd, as you know, whenever the eye of racebending a character is teased comic fandom immediately proves its aint shitness. Let’s examine that for a second:
well someone tell us about johnny storm
so what we’re getting here, is that a black guy can’t play johnny storm because black guys can’t be cocky jocks?
Okay.
don’t get me started on the flood of people complaining about the impossibility of Sue Storm having a black brother, or *gasp* that Sue Storm herself might be black.
And we can’t have that now can we?
I hope Michael gets the role, because, fuck comic fandom
it ain’t shit
And what Crawford said is horrible, sure, but as someone who lived through Jordan Crawford on the Wizards, it's great because this is the QUINTESSENTIAL Jordan Crawford story. If he was going to be relevant in these NBA Playoffs, this was always how it was meant to happen. Jordan Crawford is not very good at actual basketball, but he is a volcano of irrational confidence and neverending trash talk and questionable judgment. We are not expert lip readers, but the internet's interpretation of what Crawford said postgame makes sense because yeah, of course Jordan Crawford would be the one to bring up Carmelo's wife.
http://www.sbnation.com/nba/2013/5/2/4293144/jordan-crawford-carmelo-anthony-trash-talk
Great meeting -HighEnd taste & HighEnd jewelry makes a great combination #Dusse x David Yurman x Renaldo Nehemiah collab coming soon #newbeginning #itsjustdifferent #dusse #stylist #lifeofrenaldonehemiah
Wonder what the homie's cooking up...
“Motown: The Musical” is the biggest box office hit among the new productions of the 2012-13 season, grossing $1,213,611 last week—better than any other musical except the blockbusters “The Lion King,” “Wicked” and “The Book of Mormon.”
more.
how many people are going to miss out on the significance that the first out male professional athlete is a black man?
HOW MANY? (all of them)
when a white male athlete comes out, he’ll be ~revolutionizing the sports world. he’ll be brave. he’ll be a hero; a household name.
he’ll be the macklemore of (fill in the blank)ball.
SMH @ Hot97... As one viewer commented on YouTube, there are SO many things wrong with this video. Click here to see B.Dot's response to this little clip on Rap Radar. (Note: we're working our Lurker Powers to pull the original Twitter conversation for this week's launch of TheBizClass.co)
Dear @ElliottWilson: did we just become best friends?
Seriously, last Wednesday, we had this to say about the f***ery that is LL Cool J and Fat Joe's latest singles:
So you can only imagine how excited (and vindicated) we were to find out that Rap Radar's Elliott Wilson kicked off his new editorial/social commentary video series with this! Can't wait to see what else Elliott's new collaboration with Jay-Z's Life + Times yields.
Terrence J joins E! News as new co-host, replacing Ryan Seacrest
This is the biggest direct transition any former co-host of 106 & Park has made.
"I've always had a passion for the wide spectrum of pop culture that E! News covers so well; I can't wait to get started," says Jenkins, who most recently cohosted BET's long-running106 & Park video countdown show and has appeared in such films as Think Like a Man,Burlesque and Sparkle.
"I've had a great career so far, and it¹s all been building toward this. And then getting to work with great people like Giuliana and the entire E! News team just makes this seem like an even more perfect opportunity."
Click here to check out E!'s full announcement
Editor's Note: I didn't know Chris Lighty personally. But many of the people who have taught me the most in this business, and many of the people who's careers inspired me to create TheBizClass.co made Hip-Hop history either at Chris Lighty's side or under his tutelage.
This is only part of the legacy Chris Lighty leaves behind... one I feel my peers and I must honor and live up to. I hope I'm not the only one who, beyond shock and grief, now feels inspired to make sure I make this kind of impact on Hip-Hop culture.
- Tai Saint-Louis
Hip-hop is such an amazing thing that kids still want to do it. They're not saying, "Ugh, that's the old people's music." No, they're younger than they've ever been that want to get into hip-hop music. That means the music is still doing something to them in a major, major way.
One of the many dope things Nas said in his recent NPR interview promoting "Life Is Good"
There was a definite imbalance in the amount of articulate voices/arguments FOR Hip-Hop that were presented during the Versus "Hip-Hop On Trial" debate. But singer/songwriter/rapper Estelle (@EstelleDarlings) was definitely one of them. Check out what she had to say before the debate. And check back for the full video from the June 26th event.
More videos here
On Tuesday, Google + and Intelligence(2) hosted a very interesting, if at times infuriating debate on the point that "Hip-Hop doesn't enhance society, it degrades it." While we wait for the full debate to be available online and a few thoughts/reviews of the debate (including our own possibly), we wanted to share a couple of the videos for and against that statement, posted ahead of the debate.
First... Prof. Tricia Rose (@ProfTriciaRose) on the role racism plays in the criticism against Hip-Hop.
(More videos here)
Some very good info from some very good people to know... interesting how no one said "talent" first. Here was one of my favorites fro @DiBiaseATL:
Presence:
While I was standing in line at the DMV, I heard a Future ringtone... Future blasting from someone's earphones... and someone mumbling Future lyrics within 5 minutes of each other... and these were all different songs. Having a presence in your own city is very vital in this game.
I've seen [artists] that can go to NYC and rock a packed show up there, but can't sell 10 tickets to a show in their own city.
Do it for the luv, the $$ will come. ~ @rickyrozay (Or as Gladys Knight put it, "I never do anything for the prize, I do it for the love of it.")
