Either come with something interesting or put this lame blog to sleep.

I think this whole internet gossip shit isn’t working out for you.

By the way, I figure that a muhfucker is allowed to make a few mistakes, and that Eternia was way outta line bringin this bullshit out into the blogosphere.

CLASSIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

little brother does have a pair of not so good rappers. i don’t know how they made it this far. and maybe they aren’t that awful. the best way to describe is what seperates Talib Kweli from Mos Def. I can listen to Mos hours on end, but Talib I just totally gain ADD. LB is 2 Talib Kweli’s.

The shit’s gonna be star magazine soon, gettin paparazzi to follow him around on the beach spreadin rumors sayin he’s havin a gay relationship with Khrysis.

And in sayin’ that, I ain’t sayin’ this cause it’s PHONTE OF LITTLE BROTHER… I’d say the same thing if it was “Shanda’s lil’ brother”.

“If you didn’t know already, talking trash makes you popular in the workplace/blogosphere.”

“…after a couple months on it, I have come to the conclusion that myspace is not about music at all. In reality, the social networking site was designed for the sole purpose of getting random chicks to engage in text sex with semi-famous rappers.”

“…more often than not, the ones who actually bother communicating end up being (a) nutty Stans that are addicted to CAPS, (b) angry haters who can’t spell, or (c) bloggers who get a kick out of baiting artists. Basically, whatever random shit these folks can think up gets spewed into the atmosphere within seconds of them thinking it—and often anonymously. There’s no effort required and no filter to weed out the bullshit.”

“The result? Many, many meltdowns. More and more often, we’re hearing from artists that are massively fed up with the impact that net nerds are having on their public profile.”

“Clearly, the Internet—be it MySpace, blogs, or discussions boards—is the best thing ever to happen to rap fans. But I have to wonder if it does rappers any good.”