Kid Cudi is still talking about that fan punchout incident. He’s apparently still very angry about how the media has portrayed him since he socked a fan for reportedly tossing a wallet on stage.
(BTW, feel free to toss wallets, cash-stuffed envelopes and rubber bands of cash my way anytime… I will not punch you!)
Kid Cudi is still talking about that fan punchout incident. He’s apparently still very angry about how the media has portrayed him since he socked a fan for reportedly tossing a wallet on stage.
(BTW, feel free to toss wallets, cash-stuffed envelopes and rubber bands of cash my way anytime… I will not punch you!)
“Rapper”/”singer”/I don’t even know what to call her, Ke$ha just bumped Jay-Z from the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 with her first single, “Tik Tok.” It’s sold 610,000 downloads since it debuted on iTunes three weeks ago. Her sales have set a new record on the Billboard charts for the most ever digital single sales for a female artist… and she doesn’t even have an album out yet.
But, um, how can I put this… the song is, um, uh, well… you listen.
And yes, that’s Diddy at the beginning.
Anyway, you likey?
“Rapper”/”singer”/I don’t even know what to call her, Ke$ha just bumped Jay-Z from the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 with her first single, “Tik Tok.” It’s sold 610,000 downloads since it debuted on iTunes three weeks ago. Her sales have set a new record on the Billboard charts for the most ever digital single sales for a female artist… and she doesn’t even have an album out yet.
But, um, how can I put this… the song is, um, uh, well… you listen.
And yes, that’s Diddy at the beginning.
Anyway, you likey?
Who am I kidding… this is white meat heat of the century right here. This man only gets finer with time. I don’t know if he’s Botoxin’ or juicin’ or what…but whatever he’s doing, he needs to keep it up. I think he needs some Black in his life though. Call me George!
Who am I kidding… this is white meat heat of the century right here. This man only gets finer with time. I don’t know if he’s Botoxin’ or juicin’ or what…but whatever he’s doing, he needs to keep it up. I think he needs some Black in his life though. Call me George!
Teddy Riley is speaking out about the alleged Rock Band guitar smackdown he’s accused of delivering to his daughters two days before Christmas.
Riley released this statement:
Due to recent events, I am compelled to respond in detail to accusations made against me, by my daughters.I love my Daughters, but I will not allow my children to disrespect me in my home. Contrary to what I have been accused of, I would never beat my children.
Perhaps, I should have been a stronger disciplinarian as they were growing up. I worked very hard so that my children would want for nothing.
In hindsight, I see that it was a mistake to give them everything they wanted so that they could have the childhood I never had. Unfortunately, they have taken me, and the privileged life I have given them, completely for granted.
Instead of being appreciative and realizing how fortunate they are, my children have an inflated sense of entitlement and expectation without having to work or earn their way.
However, my children’ are no longer children, they are adults and I am trying to instill in them values and a work ethic of their own. My mother always told me “too many grown people can’t live in one house” so I encourage them to have their own homes if they cannot abide by the rules of mine. I am not an uptight Dad, I am as hip as they come but I will not tolerate being taken advantage of or disrespected, especially in my home.
I’ve been working since the age of 14, I bought my first car by myself. Nobody gave me a car. My kids don’t even remember their first car. I grew up with 6 of us in an apartment fighting over one bathroom. My kids have never had to share a bathroom, let alone a bedroom.
I’m asking everyone to let this one go… I’m only being a good parent. I’m a great father and everyone who knows me, knows this is true.
Thank you so much,
With all my love,
Teddy Riley
Ok, I was rolling with ya Ted until the “let this one go” comment.
Now, unless this “kid” is rocking a heavy dose of MAC blush all over her face, then I’ma roll with the theory that there’s more to this story than what we’re hearing.
Teddy Riley is speaking out about the alleged Rock Band guitar smackdown he’s accused of delivering to his daughters two days before Christmas.
Riley released this statement:
Due to recent events, I am compelled to respond in detail to accusations made against me, by my daughters.I love my Daughters, but I will not allow my children to disrespect me in my home. Contrary to what I have been accused of, I would never beat my children.
Perhaps, I should have been a stronger disciplinarian as they were growing up. I worked very hard so that my children would want for nothing.
In hindsight, I see that it was a mistake to give them everything they wanted so that they could have the childhood I never had. Unfortunately, they have taken me, and the privileged life I have given them, completely for granted.
Instead of being appreciative and realizing how fortunate they are, my children have an inflated sense of entitlement and expectation without having to work or earn their way.
However, my children’ are no longer children, they are adults and I am trying to instill in them values and a work ethic of their own. My mother always told me “too many grown people can’t live in one house” so I encourage them to have their own homes if they cannot abide by the rules of mine. I am not an uptight Dad, I am as hip as they come but I will not tolerate being taken advantage of or disrespected, especially in my home.
I’ve been working since the age of 14, I bought my first car by myself. Nobody gave me a car. My kids don’t even remember their first car. I grew up with 6 of us in an apartment fighting over one bathroom. My kids have never had to share a bathroom, let alone a bedroom.
I’m asking everyone to let this one go… I’m only being a good parent. I’m a great father and everyone who knows me, knows this is true.
Thank you so much,
With all my love,
Teddy Riley
Ok, I was rolling with ya Ted until the “let this one go” comment.
Now, unless this “kid” is rocking a heavy dose of MAC blush all over her face, then I’ma roll with the theory that there’s more to this story than what we’re hearing.
It’s still hard to believe that Michael Jackson is gone. I have my moments where I’m groovin’ and then it hits me… he’s dead! But one thing that will never die is his musical legacy. And now, a major part of that legacy will live forever at the Library of Congress.
Today, the Library announced it added “Thriller” to its National Film Registry. To make the cut, the film has to be deemed “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant to be preserved for all time.” “Thriller” is the first music video to make the Registry. The 14 minute video is among 25 films added to the 2009 list which includes “The Muppet Movie” of 1979 and the 1975 bank robbery drama “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The Library of Congress described the video as a lavish production that “revolutionized the music industry.” True dat!
I guess this means Ola Ray makes history too, huh?
*runs to kitchen and does Thriller dance break routine*
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It’s still hard to believe that Michael Jackson is gone. I have my moments where I’m groovin’ and then it hits me… he’s dead! But one thing that will never die is his musical legacy. And now, a major part of that legacy will live forever at the Library of Congress.
Today, the Library announced it added “Thriller” to its National Film Registry. To make the cut, the film has to be deemed “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant to be preserved for all time.” “Thriller” is the first music video to make the Registry. The 14 minute video is among 25 films added to the 2009 list which includes “The Muppet Movie” of 1979 and the 1975 bank robbery drama “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The Library of Congress described the video as a lavish production that “revolutionized the music industry.” True dat!
I guess this means Ola Ray makes history too, huh?
*runs to kitchen and does Thriller dance break routine*
Source
It’s still hard to believe that Michael Jackson is gone. I have my moments where I’m groovin’ and then it hits me… he’s dead! But one thing that will never die is his musical legacy. And now, a major part of that legacy will live forever at the Library of Congress.
Today, the Library announced it added “Thriller” to its National Film Registry. To make the cut, the film has to be deemed “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant to be preserved for all time.” “Thriller” is the first music video to make the Registry. The 14 minute video is among 25 films added to the 2009 list which includes “The Muppet Movie” of 1979 and the 1975 bank robbery drama “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The Library of Congress described the video as a lavish production that “revolutionized the music industry.” True dat!
I guess this means Ola Ray makes history too, huh?
*runs to kitchen and does Thriller dance break routine*
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