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I must admit I underestimated you Andrea. You're as sinister as Superhead and more calculating than Carmen. Soulja with the nose candy, Carmelo with the text, I really am afraid of what you're gonna do next. I thought givin' niggas phone numbers out was bad enough. Geesh! It's funny back then most thought that since this chick just outed herself as hip-hop's #1 groupie, she'd be cut off like a hang nail. But nope. Dudes are star fuckers too. And like it or not, Stacks has made herself someone. With a couple of smackdowns in the rear view, you can still find her in the club—for an appearance fee. And now the jockin' goes both ways. Who wanna rumble with the Bee with the seductive accent? Ha! Does she really have that sweet, that nasty, that gushy stuff? Seriously, I hope she cheats on the Hip-Hop nation with a football player, and gets her Kat-A-Tat-Tat ass out of our business. But sadly, I don't think this is the end. Word to Ricky Bell. It's far from over.
After four awful performances at Rock The Bells, Lauryn finally proved to us that—simply put—it's really over. Cue the scene in Bronx Tale about wasted talent and hold on to the good times. You was the best, L-Boogie. Take care of the fam.
This afternoon, Rihanna gave her second interview since her attack with Alexa Chung. You know, the unfunny Brit on MTV. Anyway, Ri-Ri doesn’t discuss the assault, instead speaks on her new song penned by Ne-Yo called, “Stupid In Love”. Go figure. Fashion talk after the jump.
wackness..
Shes beautiful!!! i love her!!!!
cant wait for the 2nd clip!!
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Thanks a lot =)
Will you post Part 3 (and maybe 4?) too ? please
ILH! I love Her Forever!
Could u post the 3rd and 4th parts, plzzz????!!!
shes horrible.
I hope Rihanna knows she is not alone out there. Trust me, I have had my ass beat before and I understand where she is in her life right now. More then she might even know. I know the looks people will give her, the way they feel sorry for her to her face, but really talk shit about her behind her back, as if it is what she gets for staying with him. Abuse is crazy, and Rihanna, will hold ground, speak on what she feels she needs to, she is young, and beautiful, so everyone will attack her, even in the wrong. The one thing out of all of this that makes me sick to death, is TMZ and that photo, that was disrespectful! I am glad she talked about it, as there are two sides to every story, and speaking for myself, the girl is not always the victim, and in her case, she was attacked, and provoked. I read her police report, and the girl needs not for people to see her as weak, but as strong because look at her now, she is still going, not letting anyone knock her down, and that is what she needs to feed to the public! Do not feel sorry for her, envy her because she is strong!
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weres the rest.
why dont you answer to my twits ***mad face***
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Call me an asshole but…Tough love bitch!
Still not buying it. In one story, she said Chris beat her ass and got out and dipped. In another, she said SHE got out the car and ran off until she could get help. Which one is it?!?!?!?…
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Watching that broad model her clothing at 3:04 was painful to me
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[...] of the main reasons I did [the 20/20 interview] was to give insight to young women who are going through or have been through the same thing that [...]