Dec 4, 2025
I try to keep my page sfw but I just saw a video of a fan unzipping Amaria BB’s jacket and it’s making me feral 😭 I have no one to talk to about this. Let me know if yall want me to post it here cause I will!
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I try to keep my page sfw but I just saw a video of a fan unzipping Amaria BB’s jacket and it’s making me feral 😭 I have no one to talk to about this. Let me know if yall want me to post it here cause I will!
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I've been in a Aaliyah mood ever since I made this post earlier this week.
One of the most underrated things about 90s Hip Hop is the rappers giving us luxury raps. Most of them were speaking about things they didn't know about, didn't experience, or couldn't afford. But who cares? The shit sounded fly. It was really manifestation raps, if we're keepin' it a bean. And it inspired fans like myself to want a taste of the designer clothes, foreign cars, and vacation trips to places we've never heard of.
There's an old video of 112 playing Anywhere for Diddy and the record label executives at the Bad Boy office. Everybody's vibin' to the song, but if you pay close attention to Diddy, you can see he's prepping to do a bump of coke. The camera pans away as he raised it to his nose, and nobody in the meeting room bats an eye. And during the middle of the chorus, Diddy gets up and yells "It's outta here!" because he knows 112 got themselves a hit record for their second album.
I've never done coke and I will never do it. But in that specific moment, I understood Diddy (sounds insane to say out loud) because Anywhere sounds fucking amazing and nothing like we've ever heard before and after it's release. The production needs to be consumed with non-sober ears. It's a vibe. 😂
And lastly, since I'm on R&B, I orignally thought the nasty man in Chicago written and produced Gots Ta Be for B2K like he did for half of their hits. But to my surprise, it was actually written by Steve Russell of Troop. I didn't know someone from their group where doing behind the scenes work after their run. But his pen was very potent on this hit and the production was knockin'. Arguably B2K's best single.
i actually don't like these 20 v 1 vids (😭) but we love to see the BLACK BRITISH LESBIAN representation 😋
AMARIA BB - Slow Motion
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The way Popcaan has a stranglehold on Carribean women and Burna Boy has a stranglehold on African women, I wouldn’t be surprised if their song together does insane numbers. Shit gonna go triple diamond by the end of this year.
Chance the Rapper is back to his old form. It’s crazy how a lot of the fans bullied him to stop making happy wife, happy life ass music and go back to what worked for him. Possibly the first time ever that the “we want old *insert artist here*” thing was successful. Comical in retrospect.
Joey Bada$$ album drops in a couple weeks and I can’t wait. It’s great to hear him motivated muscially and be vulnerable about everything with the Capital Steez situation. Granted, he touched on that topic plenty of times over the years in interviews. But this is possibly the first time he’s talked about how much it effected him over the years, mentally and emotionally.
