The Dream Team.
(Source: crazyybeauty2, via official310)
About this girl:
I rock. I love me and all of my questionable ways.
Philly born and bred.
Opinionated.
Outspoken.
Independent.
You get the idea.
Aspiring editor.
Music enthusiast.
Cultural critic.
Starbucks fiend.
Fashion fanatic.
Trying to navigate this world, one bitch fit at a time
Twitter.com/Court_Nation
My bestie posted this on my wall a few weeks ago and for some reason I cannot stop laughing at it. It’s by far one of the goofiest YouTube videos, I’ve ever watched, but then again what is life without goofy, irrelevant YouTube videos?“$95 fo dis weave plus tax. BOW.”
The Little Things That Make Me Love Hip Hop
Jeezy’s rasp.
Drake’s hand.
Rozays “ruuuh.”
Flocka dredlock headbangers ball.
Wayne’s lighter flick.
Kanyes diamond bottom teeth.
Dmx’s bark.
Jay-Zs swag.
T.I.’s accent.
Wales go go roots.
Big Sean’s snapbacks.
Lupe’s revolution.
Nicki’s multiple personalities.
Diddy’s bop.
Pharrell’s beats.
Nas’ longevity.
Fab’s “niceee.”
Gucci’s “burrr.”
Snoops wrap.
“I want you to know, that I’m happy for you/ I wish nothing but the best for you both
An older version of me/ Is she perverted like me
Would she go down on you in a theatre/ Does she speak eloquently
And would she have your baby/ I’m sure she’d make a really excellent mother
‘Cause the love that you gave that we made wasn’t able to make it enough for you to be open wide/ no
And every time you speak her name/ Does she know how you told me you’d hold me
Until you died, till you died
But you’re still alive”
![[Supporting the Dream: Go See “Red Tails” This Weekend]
One of the most repetitive questions that float around Tinseltown is, “why is there only one representation of black men in Hollywood?” It’s a debacle that’s been the subject of controversy for years and has only boasted with the success of Tyler Perry’s “Madea” films. From Eddie Murphy to Martin Lawrence, a fat suit, a wig and and an attitude seem to be the three ingredients to success, right? According to George Lucas? Wrong. Despite being warned by numerous investors, the award winning Star Wars creator used his own money to produce, “Red Tails”, a story about the legendary Tuskegee Airmen of World War II. No sassy baby mamas. No trips to prison. Just pure cinema. And not a moment too soon. For as much as we complain however, I know for sure that many won’t go to the movies to support this film. So next time “Big Momma” comes rolling across your TV remember, you could’ve done something about it.](http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ly0tny3vCU1qa9p5qo1_500.jpg)
[Supporting the Dream: Go See “Red Tails” This Weekend]
One of the most repetitive questions that float around Tinseltown is, “why is there only one representation of black men in Hollywood?” It’s a debacle that’s been the subject of controversy for years and has only boasted with the success of Tyler Perry’s “Madea” films. From Eddie Murphy to Martin Lawrence, a fat suit, a wig and and an attitude seem to be the three ingredients to success, right? According to George Lucas? Wrong. Despite being warned by numerous investors, the award winning Star Wars creator used his own money to produce, “Red Tails”, a story about the legendary Tuskegee Airmen of World War II. No sassy baby mamas. No trips to prison. Just pure cinema. And not a moment too soon. For as much as we complain however, I know for sure that many won’t go to the movies to support this film. So next time “Big Momma” comes rolling across your TV remember, you could’ve done something about it.
