Despite popular belief, Kelly Rowland's first single has NOT been confirmed as "Put It In (Work)". A lot of the popular blogs reported she'd be releasing a single on February 6th based on a link made available at the SONY Online Music Store.

Once I heard about the single I called my contact at Columbia Records and was told that the link was put up in error and after a label lunch it was still up the air which single would lead Kelly's sophomore effort Miss Kelly.



What you can count on however is Kelly making an effort to get out of Beyonce's shadow. Step one of that plan was seen when Kelly announced that she was working with publicist Keith Estabrook. In the past Kelly worked closely with Yvette Noel-Schure, but this time felt Noel-Schure would be overwhelmed and wouldn't be able to give her and her album the attention she needed.

But while y'all were busy spreading rumors, we were hanging in the hood with Sean Price and compiling our
SOHH SOULFUL TOP 5 SONGS OF THE MOMENT!

5. Sunshine Anderson - "Something I Wanna Give You"
Her album Sunshine At Midnight is in stores now!

4. Musiq - "Buddy"



I met up with Musiq on yesterday. Stay tuned for pics and shit later on.
Listen to the track here.

3. Pretty Ricky - "Hotline"

2. Joss Stone - "Tell Me 'Bout It"
Download it here. Thanks to Kevipod.

1. John Legend - "PDA"
Video should be dropping for this single anyday now. Ain't it weird how John's videos seems to get no burn anymore.

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) making it the biggest release of 2007 thus far. The album is certified platinum by the RIAA in just 5 short weeks after its release.

Konvicted, the critically praised album which debuted at #2 on the Billboard “Top Albums” chart at the end of November, has amazingly regained the #2 spot and is now #2 for three weeks in a row.

Music buyers continue to embrace the acclaimed effort from the talented artist. Since their releases, Akon’s hot singles has remained a Top 10 staple on Billboard’s “Hot 100,”: “I Wanna Love You” featuring Snoop Dogg is #2 this week (9 weeks in Top 10) and “Smack That,” featuring Eminem is #5 (16 Weeks in Top 10). The tracks once held the #1 and #2 spots simultaneously, a feat that was conquered by only 2 other artists (Usher and Mariah Carey) in the history of the chart. Together, both singles have sold over 3 million ringtones. To add another notch on his belt, Akon’s “Smack That” recently garnered a spot in the Grammy’s Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Category giving the star his 1st Grammy nod.

Akon is enjoying his biggest international success yet as Konvicted is on its way to platinum in the UK, France, Canada, South Africa, Ireland and New Zealand. "Smack That" has already hit #1 in the UK, France, Australia and New Zealand. With the success of his debut release, Trouble and the #1 international smash "Lonely," Akon has been certified gold or platinum in a dozen countries. With "I Wanna Love You" just now being playlisted on the biggest radio stations around the world, Akon will easily eclipse his previous international sales and achievements, cementing himself alongside Nelly, Eminem and 50 Cent as the world's most successful urban artists this decade.

Akon has become the breakthrough inspiration story of the decade, the determined ex-convict turning his life around when he pursued a career in music and notched an incredible total of 5 million in worldwide sales thanks to the success of his seminal debut album Trouble. Akon has performed his two hit singles on the American Music Awards, Jimmy Kimmel Live and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, NBC’s Saturday Night Live and The Tonight Show With Jay Leno. Check for Akon as he performs at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Ca on, February 10, 2007.

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n August 30th, I got a chance to chat with R&B superstar, Monica. Since her debut in the early 90s, she has been a major success. From winning grammies to releasing multi-platinum albums, you name it, she probably already done it.

I was really excited to get a chance to speak with her about her upcoming album, The Makings of Me. And I was also excited to get to know more about her on a personal level. We talked over the phone for about 20 minutes and let’s just say, she is a real real cool person; very down to earth. I’ve been a Monica fan since I was in the 5th grade, so this was really a big thing for me.

The interview is typed up for those of you who like to read, but the audio link to it is provided as well.

Make sure to leave your comments, and don’t clown me for stuttering! I was nervous.

Special shout out to Victoria from WIREDSET DIGITAL AGENCY, for hooking this up! I appreciate it.

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ANGEL.LA: So you check out Concreteloop and all those other gossip blogs?
MONICA: I’m definitely locked into internet stuff like that, because I like to know what people think about, you know, what the music sounds like and stuff like that, so I have heard of it.
ANGEL.LA: Yeah, for the most part people are feeling the new sound on Concreteloop..
MONICA: Thank you, I’m glad. I really always wonder, yanno, when you release a single like Beat Drop, it’s one of those songs that has a feel that’s from one city. It’s very much representation of Atlanta and what Atlanta music is like. So I always like to hear what people’s perception of it is.

ANGEL.LA: Yeah, I was gonna ask you about this, but you brought it up early. I know you heard about Miss Jones criticizing you on the radio show..
MONICA: I addressed Miss Jones, and actually let me just clarify something right quick. My problem was not with Miss Jones’ perception of the song. People are entitled to their opinions, but me, I live by a certain code. The first rule of this code is respect. When I meet somebody and I greet someone and I speak to them, I don’t care if it’s for five minutes or for five days straight. I have a certain amount of respect, so there are certain things that I don’t do. My problem with her was, her talking about my weight and different stuff like that. You know, she said I was skinny. But I have almost 12 years of records that you can go back and look at and I’ve always been this way. So what was the new found issue about? If anything, she is another female, she should be giving me a high-five for just having a baby and still being skinny.

ANGEL.LA: Yeah, that’s what I was about to say. But the one thing that was funny about when I posted it on the site, was that a lot of people were saying she was just mad because her music career didn’t pop off and you been in the game longer than she has, so that’s why she is always hating on all these R&B girls that are out right now..
MONICA: Well I saw on your site, that only like one person sided with her. People really had my back. I really appreciate the fact that they recognize the realness in me, see, I don’t speak behind people’s backs. So maybe her mouth is like a little bit much right now or maybe she does that for the ratings of her show. Either way it goes, my son’s father made a very good point the other day. This is a small thing to a giant, anytime you’re doing something good the enemy always comes. I didn’t think she was on that team, but maybe she is, so I’m through with it. I just wanted to clarify that my issue was not about the song, because I know that there are people that would prefer to hear me sing. This is not a record that you just sing and belt out notes, but luckily for those people, I have a second single, Dozen Roses that Missy [Elliot] produced, probably coming out in about two weeks..

ANGEL.LA: Yeah, I heard that track and it samples the Curtis Mayfield song, right?
MONICA: Exactly, that’s actually how I ended naming my album The Makings of Me..

ANGEL.LA: Speaking of the new album, from the samples I’ve heard, my favorite track so far is Why Her. Do you have any favorite tracks?
MONICA: Yeah, I think my actual favorite is Sideline Ho and Why Her was actually the follow up to Sideline Ho because when this situation took place (which was many years ago). Someone cheated on me in the most malicious way you could ever imagine, but I wrote the poem Sideline Ho. And after all the anger and the smoke cleared, the next one that I wrote was Why Her. And I thought it was really clever for Jermaine [Dupri], Tank, and a lot of the writers that I connected with, to create songs off of my poems like that.

ANGEL.LA: Yeah that was clever because every track I heard so far I’m feeling it. I can’t wait for the new album..
MONICA: Thank you..

ANGEL.LA: In some of your songs like So Gone and the more recent Dozen Roses (which we just talked about), you start to rhyme at the end of it. Do you write your own flows?
MONICA: Naw, baby I’m not a real rapper [laughs]. That’s just something that Missy & I tried because she always said that I act like a rapper. I don’t know what that means, I tell people all the time that I don’t know if that’s good or bad. But it did allow us to try something different that we ended up really really liking. I mean, I tried it for the first time on So Gone and now you hear a lot of girls, even a lot of guys doing it that wouldn’t have done it normally. And that to me is like the ultimate compliment, because we come back and do something the same way and it reminds people that we tried it first.

ANGEL.LA: So who are some of your favorite rappers that are out right now?
MONICA: Some of my favorite rappers [pause] you know I’m a southern chick so I’m probably listening to stuff you never even heard of.
ANGEL.LA: Oh that underground stuff..?
MONICA: Yeah. I’m listening to Lil Yola, I like his record. I like Gucci Mane record, actually Gucci Mane was one of the first people to ever shout me out on a record and kinda show me some love. Well actually 50 [CENT] was the first to do it and you know that song was crazy.

ANGEL.LA: Un Huh [laughs]
MONICA: That’s like the ultimate compliment because I’m kinda in the underdog seat which I kind of like. I kinda like that because I think people look at me more like a human being and not just like an artist or an image that you see. So for them to even mention me, it made me tune into them on a different level. So those are some of the people that I listen to as well.

ANGEL.LA: See that’s probably why Missy said you remind her of a rapper because you come real with it and I think a lot of your fans (including myself) respect that.
MONICA: I hope so, I mean I always try to do everything from a real sincere point of view. Anything that I sing about, anything that I talk about is coming directly from me. Not the label, not somebody that works for me. And that’s makes me love my music back, you know?

ANGEL.LA: That’s true. So, I know you said Jermaine Dupri and Missy Elliot worked on the album, so who else did you work with?
MONICA: I worked with the Underdogs, Tank did some writing with me, I worked with Vidal & Dre.
ANGEL.LA: Oh Ok.
MONICA: It was real intimate because I was actually pregnant at the time and I didn’t really work with a really wide variety of producers. I kept it very close knit and intimate because of that.

lilrock.jpg ANGEL.LA: And since your brought up your pregnancy, I was gonna ask you..how is motherhood so far?
MONICA: I love it, it’s crazy because he is 15 months old and he is walking and talking. He really just gives me a reason to just wake up in the morning. You can’t live for something like music or other people, you really can’t do that. But when it comes to him, he is my number one priority. And he usually travels with me; this is the first trip he hasn’t taken. I just try to make sure that he knows that he is first priority and if there is ever a moment when I have to choose, I will choose him first. And that’s over music and anything else. I’m real lucky too that he is not some crank box and he didn’t make anything hard. He has been sleeping all night since he was 4 months old, he is a real god sent.

ANGEL.LA: Oh, so you got a good baby? [laughs]
MONICA: Yeah I got a real good baby.

ANGEL.LA: Does he listen to any of your music, or is he responding to music?
MONICA: He is stuck on Chris Brown, Charmillionaire, and Gucci Mane.

ANGEL.LA: So he might be a little singer when he gets older than?
MONICA: I don’t know, he seems like he is drawn to instruments and stuff like that. I mean, he beats his drums every day. Whatever he decides he wants to do, I will definitely support him. And that’s music included, but I won’t force this as the first profession at all.

ANGEL.LA: Oh ok, I definitely understand that. So Imma get into some of these questions I have written down here. And the first one is, What do you think are the biggest misconceptions people still have about you?
MONICA: I believe that there are no more misconceptions. And the reason I say that is because, when I first came out I was 13 years old. People have had a chance to see me and really get to know me. After After The Storm, and me just getting out and talking about the things that have happened to me. I think that’s the good thing about my relationship between me and my fans, I don’t think they have any misconceptions anymore.

ANGEL.LA: So after long days in the studio, promotions, or doing interviews like this one, what do you do to relax?
MONICA: I always eat good, I’m from the south but, I might just enjoy a movie or something with my baby daddy. [laughs] Something normal, something everybody else would do.
ANGEL.LA: What’s the last movie you saw?
MONICA: Idlewild, I saw it Friday [08/25/06] the day it came out.
ANGEL.LA: Yeah that was good movie right there.
MONICA: Yep
ANGEL.LA: A lot of people was giving it bad reviews, but I don’t understand it.
M: I don’t understand it either.

A: What’s on heavy rotation in your car right now? I know you said you like Gucci Mane..
M: Yeah, it’s weird because my mama always says, “How you flip from that to the lord?” I go from listening to that type of music, to listening to; I’ve been real heavily listening to Kirk Franklin’s new CD, Hero.
A. Yeah. I haven’t really listened to his new CD, maybe I should pick that up..
M: Yeah. Imagine me, if you listen to that song you would want to hear it at least once of twice a week. It’s a great motivational record and it pertains to anybody, no matter what you do or where you from. I listen to the entire album.

monica3.jpg A: Ok. So I really don’t have that much questions because I was like I’m talking to Monica… [laughs]
M: [laughing..]
A: But I did want to bring this up. A long time ago I use to live in Hawaii, and your cousin worked for my dad. I don’t know his name because I couldn’t get in contact with my dad, but he was in the Marines. And I talked to you on the phone in 2000 or 2001, I know you don’t remember that [laughs]. But, I just wanted to see if you remember if you had a cousin that worked in Hawaii or not..
M: Well I had a cousin that was in the services in Hawaii and I don’t know if he worked somewhere else too. Was his name Bruce?
A: I’m not sure, I was gonna call my dad up but I couldn’t get in contact with him in enough time to get the name..
M: If it wasn’t Bruce, then they probably weren’t really my cousin then. [laughs] Because we don’t travel that far to Hawaii, my family is from a real country part of Atlanta called Newnan. And half of my aunts and uncles have never even been on an airplane. So I’m not sure.
A: Oh Ok, Imma have to hit up my dad after this interview [laughs]

Just for those who are curious, Yep his name was Bruce. My Dad confirmed it….

A: So Imma do a couple name drops and I want you to say the first thing that comes to your mind.
M: Ok
A: Okay. Atlanta.
M: My home
A: The Makings of Me
M: My Life
A: Rodney [her son’s name]
M: My everything
A: Superhead
M: Stay away from Rodney, Big Rodney [her fiancé]
A: Whitney Houston
M: My friend
A: BET
M: The best market place for us to have some good black music. [laughs]
A: Snakes On A Plane
M: scary
A: Reality TV
M: Love it
A: Jermaine Dupri
M: [pause] The brother I never had, an older brother. All my brothers are younger than me, so that’s my big brother.
A: Aww..

A: So my next question is, You already mentioned that you check out the gossip blogs on the web, are there any sites that you visit frequently?
M: No, I just go to whatever people tell me, “oh they were talking about you on so and so.” and just visit them.
A: Ok
M: I don’t have any that I just tune into on a regular basis. Now, I do love Sandra Rose’s website. You know I brought her out to my son’s father birthday party in December and she and I kind of connected. In a sense that she doesn’t enjoy negativity, she believes in telling the story like it is, if there is one and showing pictures that people really want to see. And she is crazy about my son, so I do visit Sandra Rose a lot because most of the things that take place, a lot of the entertainers are really comfortable with her taking their pictures and being at personal events. I mean there is nothing more personal than me giving my fiancé a party.
A: That’s true..
M: So, if you can get comfortable with somebody like that, that’s a big step. And his whole party is still posted on her site, but in a very respectful manner, because she made me aware of everything she was doing before she did it. So that’s about the only site that I visit on a regular.
A: Yeah, I get a lot of pictures from her. Because I e-mailed her a couple months back to ask her if I could use some of her pictures on my website, because she does have a lot of exclusive pictures.
M: And that’s because she doesn’t have any ill intent with she takes them. And we’re aware of that as artists, you know what I mean?
A: Un Huh

A: So I read somewhere that you and Ludacris were cousins, is that true?
M: Yes, we’re cousins by marriage. My mom is married to his uncle.
A: Oh ok.
M: We grew up at each others houses. His dad, Wayne is a real partier. I mean, Chris [Ludacris] really makes the kind of music that his dad might be having a party to, right now. [laughs] Like my uncle Wayne is serious about having a good time, so we always grew up extremely close to each other. And next to my son’s father, he was the very next person that I told I was pregnant. And right then, he stepped up and took a role that basically made him end up being his godfather. And he has just been amazing with him, I mean teaching him to swim and staying in tune with him and what’s important to him. And I know how much responsibility he’s really had. That’s what really pushed me to go ahead to come to the MTV Awards [VMA’s] because he will be performing his song, Money Maker, for the first time.
A: Yeah I heard about that..

monica4.jpg A: So, um, beyond music, What else is coming up for you? Are you gonna try acting again?
M: No, I’ll probably do that like next year. Maybe after my son turns two. I’m doing everything, basically around what his needs are. You know what I mean?
A: Uh huh..
M: I don’t want him to ever feel that he came second to my job.
A: Yeah, that’s true, because you know you hear a lot of horror stories about some of these celebrity kids.
M: Oh yeah. I mean, I’m definitely not gonna do that to him. Because I found a great balance, between promoting the album and having him with me. So I don’t want to add anything else to that.

A: See, I noticed recently, well since you released So Gone, you stopped wearing the armband to cover the tattoo. Is that because you felt that you’re old enough, or your fans are old enough to realize that you already have a tattoo and they don’t have to copy everything you do?
M: Well I decided that the best thing for me to do is just to make is clear that I’m an adult and I made an adult decision. This is something that is on my body for the rest of my life and never one second was I ever ashamed of it. But I didn’t want people to go and do things that maybe I have done with the thoughts that, I wanna do what Monica did. I mean, I love it, it worked for me. I got diamonds in my teeth, and do all kinda stuff that I like for me. That may no be for everybody else.
A: That’s true.

A: So I was reading that you graduated high school with a 4.0…
M: Yeah, My mom was very serious. She went above and beyond, she kept us in private school up into the 7th grade. I mean, she really was determined. Our summers, we didn’t sit around and get lazy. She did everything, she was involved every night in our school work and I knew that meant a lot to her. And I made a promise to her, that I wouldn’t stray away from school and not have anything to fall back on; just for music. And that was something I really really wanted to do. I was motivated to do my best, and I didn’t find out that I actually had a 4.0, but I should have known because when I got report cards like everybody else. And I always had A’s. You know they calculate the numbers at the end of the year. So to find that out, I was really really excited about that. Because that’s always something, if I want to go to college, I’ll always have that line there, so I can do that.
A: That’s true.

A: So I know my time is almost up, and I don’t want to hold you up any longer. But, did you want to clear anything else up or say anything to some of the fans?
M: I just want to tell people thank you for always motivating me to come back. You know I’ve been through a lot, whether it was death in my family, lost loves in my life. Whatever it was, it has not been easy for me. But it is made easier for the people that are genuinely are there for me. You know the fans that I meet that ask me if they can give me a hug, they don’t want to talk about gossip and stuff like that. They really appreciate me being honest about my life story. And I just want to say thank you to them. And thank you to the people that don’t like me, because that’s motivation in a different way. So, I just want to say thank you.
A: Well, I want to thank you for taking the time out to talk to me, because I really appreciate it. I’m a real big fan and I really appreciate it.
M: Alright, well ask your daddy was his name Bruce.
A: Yeah, Imma ask him that because I couldn’t get in contact with him. So I gotta ask him.
M: Ok, ok.
A: Alright then, thank you.
MONICA & HER REP: Thanx Angel..
M: Bye-bye.

So that was the interview. As you can tell, Monica was real down to earth and hella cool. So, make sure you go out and support her upcoming album, The Makings of Me, hitting stores October 3rd!! We’ll keep you posted...

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1. By now I’m sure you’ve all heard about Falcon Quarterback Michael Vick and his "weed residue" that was found in a hidden compartment within a water bottle at the Miami International Airport. But, my question is—why is the highest paid football player in the league today, flying anywhere on public planes?

If I ever walked on to a commercial flight and saw Michael Vick sitting in first class, I would immediately stand up and demand that the flight attendant put me on another plane.

Not for nothing, but I don’t want to see millionaires flying with "common people". And to add insult to an already dumb injury, why would Michael Vick try to bring any fluids on a damn plane. EVERYBODY knows to not mess with the TLA. Is it just me, or is Michael Vick as dumb as a box of hair? Between the herpes rumors and his obvious love for the earth’s herb, it’s no wonder why he can’t take us to the Super Bowl. Oh and by the way Mike, those dark ass lips gives your away your very obvious secret!!

Speaking of Michael Vick….

2. Is it just me, or wouldn't the rumored trade off of Vick for LA Raiders Randy Moss, Jerry Porter, and the 1st Draft pick, be a great trade off? After 6 years and only one playoff, its time to get some new blood in the Falcons. Someone with a not so prevalent weed habit should help too.




3. Has anybody seen Ludacris lately? It just goes to show you what money can do for someone with a messed up grill. (Thanks SandraRose.com)

4. Every since DJ Drama’s unfortunate arrest two weeks ago, I’ve really been perplexed by his race. Is he White, Black, or Puerto Rican? According to the Fulton County Court House, his booking info at the jail listed him as white. But, then how do you explain his, obviously, black lesbian sister? The whole issue has me totally baffled. Though he may look white, something about his whole swagger says he’s a brutha.

5. Um Monica, you can deny all the rumors you want but at the end of the day your new album “The Making of Me” isn’t making enough dollars to make much sense. (That wasn’t really a question, but you get the point).

If Y'all would take a minute to see the bigger picture you would all see that Sohh Atlanta is attempting to break up the monotony of how blogs run.

On Sohh Atlatna you got:
1. Poppin or Floppin Videos
2. Atlanta’s Own Independent Talent Showcase
3. Sohh Atlanta’s Classic Re-Run Classics
4. Sohh Gyant’s Top 5 Questions
5. “Real Talk” with Sohh Gyant

So for those who can’t see my vision for this site, all I can say is “I thank you for coming”. But I’m not changing up my style, so Id advise you to just DEAL WITH IT!!! I talk about what people care about! I can’t please everybody, and I honestly don’t try.

It’s easy for you to sit on your ass and complain about what I’m doing but trust me when I say that this shit aint easy!! So I can’t change what you think. It’s not my job! Blogging is what I do, and this is my job!

Haters gonna hate, period!!

Peace!

--Sohh Gyant!!
Posted by SOHH Gyant at January 25, 2007 4:03 AM

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To: J Records/Rca Music Group

December 9th, 2006


J/RCA Music Group
Mailing Address
745 5th Avenue
6th Floor
New York, NY 10151



This is a petition for RnB recording artist Monica, to release a third single. The Makings of Me is one of most solid RnB CDs released in a long time. The sales and acknowledgment of the CD could greatly improve with the release of a third single. We do feel it is important to release music that will be successful, so with that being said, the opinions the general public does matter tremendously. Online polls are great avenues to get the views of the listeners. We are asking J Records to allow Monica to release and record a video for “Sideline Ho” as the third single from The Makings Of Me.


www.Monica-Arnold.com

Sincerely,

The Undersigned

TO HELP MONICA CONVINCE J RECORDS TO RELEASE "SIDELINE HO" SIGN THE PETITION TODAY, I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT IF ALL THE VISIT THIS SITE DO SO EVEN IF YOUR NOT REALLY A FAN OF MONICA.

http://www.petitiononline.com/mo3rdvid/petition.html


had to repost this to get to signing people

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Ha. The hate is thick in SOHH NYC! I love it.

But we're not discussing the starving souls from the Motherland or the malnutritioned entourage that follows.



Just when I was thinking of giving President Bush another lashing for being the grandson of his Nazi grandfather (Hitler's "sidekick"), Prescott Bush, the government has served the public with a fair warning which basically says that bloggers running off at the fingers better fall back (via Rizoh):

"You'd be forgiven for thinking that it was some new restriction on free speech in Communist China. But it isn't. The U.S. Government wants to force bloggers and online grassroots activists to register and regularly report their activities to Congress in the latest astounding attack on the internet and the First Amendment.

Richard A. Viguerie, Chairman of GrassrootsFreedom.com, a website dedicated to fighting efforts to silence grassroots movements, states:

"Section 220 of S. 1, the lobbying reform bill currently before the Senate, would require grassroots causes, even bloggers, who communicate to 500 or more members of the public on policy matters, to register and report quarterly to Congress the same as the big K Street lobbyists. Section 220 would amend existing lobbying reporting law by creating the most expansive intrusion on First Amendment rights ever. For the first time in history, critics of Congress will need to register and report with Congress itself."

Under current law any 'lobbyist" who 'knowingly and willingly fails to file or report." quarterly to the government faces criminal charges including a possible jail term of up to one year.

The amendment is currently on hold.

This latest attack on bloggers comes hot on the heels of Republican Senator John McCain's proposal to introduce legislation that would fine blogs up to $300,000 for offensive statements, photos and videos posted by visitors on comment boards."

They can do this? No way. They can't do this. America is known for Freedom of Speech. But it appears, slowly but surely, as if the land of the "free" is becoming yet another dictatorship. This is not a good look.


Hmmm, he does look kinda like Whoopi.


Aight Vicodin. I thought I was the only one who had enough of the Little Black Elf but it seems as if Tru Life had some verbal ammunition ready to unleash (via Str8hiphop from Hiphopgame):

"Tell 'Whoopi Goldberg' to go work on "Sister Act 3" or keep hosting the "Apollo." Don't get it fucked up. We run New York. Even though Weezy Goldberg might have been comfortable running with the pink banging bunnies, that era is over. This is our city."

Lmao. Holla at Cic for more clips from the interview. Lmfao the kid Tru is a comedian.
Posted by SOHH Reckless at January 23, 2007 2:25 AM

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