During last night's MTV Video Music Awards we got our first sneak peak at CBS's new limited series, The Stand, which is based off of Stephen King's classic novel about the end of days in which a global pandemic has wiped out most of humanity off the face of the earth (sound familiar?).
Continuing to pay homage to Boseman, last night's MTV Video Music Awards kicked off the ceremony with a quick video tribute to the 42 actor in which it showcased his most admirable quality, his humanity. The video was from the 2018 VMA's when Chadwick Boseman won the "Best Superhero" award for Black Panther and after taking the award brought up James Shaw Jr., who disarmed a gunman at a Tennessee Waffle House, and gave him the award for being a true superhero.
For his Nicki Minaj assisted visuals to “Expensive,” Ty Dolla $ign blesses a pretty young woman with his credit card and lets her rack up on expensive attire to the point the man can build a new outhouse with all the boxes and bags she brings to his luxurious home. Talk about spreading the wealth.
Regardless to what happens and when the games get back underway, this week's NBA boycott sparked a movement for professional athletes with the WNBA, MLB, and even Naomi Osaka taking part in the sports boycott to stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and justice for Jacob Blake.
Mr. Blake says he spoke to Biden and Harris for a full hour and felt comforted afterwards as President Obama's former VP and his running mate actually have the kind of empathy you'd want in the leader of a country.
In his visuals to “Ultra Black” Nas take it back to the pro-Black essence of the 90’s that helped make Hip-Hop’s golden era in the Beast Coast legendary and showcases the importance of the Black family unit as he kicks rhymes in the kitchen while
After praising Charles Barkley for inspiring him as a youth to continue to chase his dream, Chris went on to say that he found himself explaining to his autism striken God son why players aren't playing any basketball at the moment and having "young nephews i've had to talk to about death before they even seen it in a movie."
The debut installment of "Shop Talk" is set to take place tonight at 7pm and will feature a roundtable discussion with the likes of Jermaine Dupri, Terrence J, Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, Louisiana Rep. Cedric Richmond, and Allhiphop.com CEO Chuck Creekmur. The panel will be moderated by Milwaukee barbershop owner, Gaulien “Gee” Smith.
Again, Jacob Blake didn't threaten anyone with anything at the time of the shooting and according to the family the shooting has left Jacob Blake paralyzed though doctors do not know whether it will be permanent or temporary.
This time around the Baton Rouge rapper comes through with some new visuals to “Murder Business” where NBA holds it down at a trap house where he got women cooking up his work and his blood brothers hold him down with enough toast to feed an army.
While this racist administration continues to steal mailboxes from our streets to prevent mail-in ballots from being cast and requiring voter I.D.'s just to let people exercise their right to vote, people like LeBron give us a glimmer of hope and hopefully the masses will walk through the door he's opening up for us.
Needless to say the "WAP" rapper didn't think twice about clapping back at the comparison and went on to bring up Melania Trump's questionable past before she met the Racist-In-Chief asking "Didn't she used to sell that Wap?"