TLC fans recently learned that member Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas is a MAGA supporter, but she denies it…despite there being proof. Let’s talk about it. Continue reading Chilli of TLC is a MAGA Supporter (and Apparently, Nick Cannon, Too)!?
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Performance made history. As usual, I did a review, but this time, I’m presenting it to you all in a different way… Continue reading ¡Qué Emoción! Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Was Bangin’!
RIP to one of my favorite channels growing up, MTV. Continue reading MTV: 1981 – 2026
I said I wasn’t going to do any more tributes for a while, because they’re a bit triggering for me. However, when I heard the news that we lost none other than D’Angelo (just a few short months after losing Angie Stone), not only did I know that I had to do something in his honor, but it also managed to break me out of … Continue reading D’Angelo: 1974 – 2025
On Mar. 1, 2025, we lost Angie Stone. The first time I ever heard of her was when her hit single, “No More Rain (In This Cloud),” was released during the fall of 1999. I was a Freshman at Clemson at the time. Anyone that knows me can tell you that my Freshman year of college was one of the worst times of my life. … Continue reading Angie Stone: 1962 – 2025
Ye spiraled out on Twitter (X) again…just in time for Black History Month (and Kendrick’s Super Bowl halftime show). *Sigh* Continue reading Ye Done Lost His Entire Mind!
During Super Bowl LIX, Kendrick Lamar premiered a Super Bowl halftime show that focused more on storytelling and symbolism and less on spectacle. Of course, I have thoughts. Continue reading Kendrick’s Halftime Show Review!
On Jan. 19, 2025, TikTok was officially banned in the United States. I have my two cents. Continue reading The TikTok Ban: Was This Really Necessary?
Drizzy, take your L like a friggin’ man. Continue reading Drake, This Is NOT What Hip Hop Is!
At the start of this month, we lost the legendary producer Quincy Jones. A few days prior to his passing, I was telling my mother that after I posted my previous tribute to Frankie Beverly, Tito Jackson, and James Earl Jones, I had to stop for the rest of year. However, once I heard that Q died, I knew had to do at least one … Continue reading Quincy Jones: 1933 – 2024
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