Big-chested Model Kate Upton and rappers Snoop Dogg and Lil' Bow Wow sing about Hot pockets with the "hot buttery crusts" in the latest Hot Pocket Commrercial.
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Showing posts with label Cartoons. Show all posts
Friday, October 11, 2013
WELL KNOWN & BELOVED BLOGGER JESSIE SPENCER VICTIM OF HIP-HOP WEBSITE HIPHOPDX'S HATRED TOWARDS BAY AREA RAPPERS
A month ago I posted a couple of blogs on HipHopDX's message board about the Philthy Rich, Kafani, Messy Marv Beef and the jealous HipHopDX employees deleted all my posts saying that the stories were "spam" so they had to immediately take them down. Then I realized thar HIPHOPDX don't respect BAY AREA RAPPERS and then I also realized HIPHOPDX were INSANELY JEALOUS of me and JESSIE SPENCER'S BLOGSPOT because my blogs are actually changing the way people look at music. The same reason ThisIs50/50 Cent flagged videos on my YouTube Channel because of the insane jealously festering deep in their hearts because I had YOUTUBE on lock and they tried to stop it. HIPHOPDX have been computer tracking me 3 months now straight. WHY???????????????????????????????????????????????
- "@MarvGotEm: @Papooseonline Never Met A Tough Blogger Yet! Mad Weirdos And Weird Hoes Wit Opinions B" lol
- I don't know why these stupid bloggers think nobody knows who they are lol
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Papoose featuring Kendrick Lamar - Lyrical Gangstas
This song was supposed to be on the lead single off Nacirema Dream but Interscope won't sign off on it. Fire Your Management.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
COUNTYLINE RECORDS {MUSIC VIDEOS] Young Hollywood - "Street Star" and Lee Majors featuring Husalah, B.A., Pretty Black, and K.O.B. - "Ridin' Sidin' [Remix]"
Tyler, The Creator vs Tyler Perry [Fawk Madea Cartoon]
Video Link:http://ilpfunny.com/video/
NEWS: COMEDY CENTRAL'S ANIMATED SERIES SOUTH PARK TACKLES TRAYVON MARTIN CONTROVERSY IN IT'S LASTEST EPISODE [VIDEO]
Comedy Central's "South Park" continues to prove there is no subject it will avoid and has addressed this year's controversial Trayvon Martin slaying in its latest episode. 
The popular animated series relied on standout character "Eric Cartman" to showcase the episode.
Cartman dreams that he's ("f*ck you") Brad Pitt's character in World War Z, except instead of zombies, the world is plagued by black people who are upset over the Trayvon Martin verdict. And everyone talks like Cartman. They riot and even scale walls in a withering mass of bodies, like in Marc Forster's film. Meanwhile, back in reality, Cartman is mad at Token for not forgiving him, a white person, for what happened to Martin. He shares his feelings in a poem, "I Was Not the Bullet," before white boy rapping about what happened at a school assembly. The white kids "HEYYY," but Token and his sister don't "HOOO," and Cartman begins to freak out when Token calls out the maddening hypocrisy of what's going on. So much so that Cartman hijacks a woman's car, threatening her with a gun and the word "outbreak." (Uproxx)
Unlike what happened in real life, the "South Park" creators decided to kill former neighborhood watch worker George Zimmerman.
The news picks up the story. A crudely drawn Token is considered Patient Zero. Cartman purchases a gun from Ned and Jimbo to shoot Token before learning that your Stand Your Ground laws, where you can shoot someone in public if they threaten you, only exist in certain states, states like Florida. The military visits George Zimmerman to ask if he'll shoot and kill Token, a young black male. Zimmerman at first declines, but then shoots an approaching Cartman, wearing black face. The military considers him a hero...until they realize Cartman's not black; it's just shoe polish. George Zimmerman is quickly executed for killing a white kid. Cartman doesn't die from the gunshot wound. Once he recovers, he sees Token, and after spray painting a red circle around him on the street, he asks his friend for a "fist bump, bro." Cartman shoots Token in the chest. Stand Your Ground. But Token lives and refuses to make nice, so Cartman freaks out and steals a plane again. (Uproxx)
Since airing this week, the "South Park" episode has been applauded by critics.
As I mentioned earlier, this episode also had a solid ending, with Zimmerman getting the electric chair after shooting Cartman (disguised as a black kid), and Cartman (who can never seem to learn his lesson) turning his own gun on Token, shooting him pointblank and getting off scott-free. If that there doesn't sum it all up, I don't know what does. Delicately treading a fine line between hilarious and heinous, "World War Zimmerman" was a return to form for South Park, as it handily lampooned both the Trayvon Martin case and World War Z in one fell swoop. (IGN)
Over the past few months, Zimmerman has made headlines for criminal-related incidents.
George Zimmerman, himself, is a wealth of material, ripe for parody. Since his acquittal just over two months ago, Zimmerman has stayed in trouble. He's been pulled over twice for speeding, once on his way to a gun shop, and again for excessive tint on his car. He has also been accused of more serious crimes, including theft, for allegedly stealing from his in-laws to domestic abuse for allegedly threatening his soon-to-be ex-wife Shellie Zimmerman. (Classical Lite)
Check out a teaser of the episode:
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