The Urban Scope W/Shasta B

If it ain't Monday I wouldn't know what to call it!!! I'm estatic the holidays are over- if you have a kid you probably feel the same way...What day does school begin?!? So lets get back to the business.

If you are a faithful Twitterer like I, you would have seen these weird twits from Soulja Boy:

"Thanking God for my life,"

"Six n****z kicked in my door and tried to kill me."

"Glad we alive, they had AKs and pistols and tried to kidnap my boy Jbar,"

Initially I considered it to be true fuckery. Then the below youtube clip surfaced with masked men taking credit for the incident:



I wrote it off as True Fuckery. The two men said they only had a pistol, not a AK-47....I'm a skeptic.... The men said they monitered and followed Soulja Boy home from his release party at Studio 72. Check the celeb/family/friend filled video below:




Soulja Boy's reps confirmed that the incident occurred to AllHipHop, but did not divulge any details.

The YOUTUBE king, Soulja Boy Tell'em is next on MTV's "My Super". So here is the full episode..courtesy of Soulja Boy.
Soulja Boy celebrated his 18th birthday July 28, in Atlanta.



Oh Yeah, he's trynna go Platinum in a week...Good Luck



No Comment..I'm Behaving

In an interview with Hello Beautiful, Soulja Boy lets you know what he wants in a woman.



I must say, I had actually written him off as an idiot from the Slave Master issue (even though he explained it)....but he has redeemed himself. It's a good look when a man knows what he wants from a woman and knows the verbatim necessary to get his point across without being offensive.

I like when we said he wants a girl with her own goals.

And what is up with everyone wanting a the wifey to be a porn star? Can there be a middle ground? Is there a such median as a lady in the streets and a freak in the sheets?

Souljah Boy says those slave master comments he made were a joke.

Last week the internet was filled with rage inregards to Souljah's comments to BET's Toure.

"Oh wait! Hold up! Shout out to the slave masters! Without them we'd still be in Africa. We wouldn't be here to get this ice and tattoos."



So Souljah Boy released this statement to clear the air.

Man basically what happened that day, I was at BET filming the last episode of Rap City and then the Touré dude asked me if I wanted to do an interview with him and I said no. I had seen the interview with Bow Wow and Omarion and he was like roasting them or whatever and it turned out to be bad. I was like, I’m straight, I don’t want to do an interview with you. Then, my management was like if he’s good we can do an interview with him…for promotion or whatever…I was just joking. Most of the questions he was asking me wasn’t making no sense. Like, he was asking me how I wanted to die and asking me all these questions so I thought he was joking with me. I didn’t really take it seriously. Basically it was sarcasm that got blown out of proportion.”

And to just to confirm it, StreetCred.com writer Maxine Ross asked Soulja Boy “you didn’t really mean it?” to which Soulja Boy replied “…nah. It was a messed up situation. I didn’t really mean that.”

Even with him saying that it was a joke, I still feel it was rather silly of him to kid with someone he saw "roast" his friends. If anything he should have said as little as possible. Yes people...Less is more sometimes!

Once again, Soulja Boy Tell'em puts his foot in his mouth! And really, this time--he's making Ice T's commentary look about right. This fool said "Shout out to the slave masters!! Without them we'd still be in Africa"
That was his response when Toure, from BET asked him- Who Do You Hate Most?? Some people said Bin Laden, Hitler, Slave Masters...

The Full Story from Toure'

WTF??? I don't know what they were teaching down in good ol Mississippi-- but in Louisiana and probably in most places across the country, we learned that the slave masters didn't bring us here- they purchased us,enslaved us, humiliated and deegraded us as a people!

Bid Em In-


Does he know why we have Affirmative Action-to redress negative effects of actual or perceived, past or current discrimination that is regarded as unjust by relevant legislative bodies--> In lamens terms- because 400 years of slavery crippled our people! The years of laws being formed preventing us from having the same luxuries and liberties as other ethnicities, crippled us!

Got damn...Pleassee get him a publicist and send him back to High School because it's ignorant statements like that...that kill Hip Hop.

Between him and Yung Berg...I just gotta ask -->Does Money Make You Dumb?

*Booooo*