Azealia Banks asks guys to send her ‘photos of their buttholes’
Azealia Banks asks guys to send her ‘photos of their buttholes’ in a bizarre Instagram post, as she launches new ‘lightening and tightening’ soaps for men and women
- The 27-year-old rapper asked fans on Instagram to send in pictures of their ‘buttholes’ after using her new line of soap
- The soaps ($17), which are labeled ‘Bussy Pop’ for men and ‘P***y Pop’ for women, contains witch hazel, coconut oil, lactic acid, vitamin C, tea tree oil
- According the the product image, it should lighten the genital area
- It remains unclear if Azealia received pictures of ‘buttholes’ from men or chose five people to model for the product
Azealia Banks has asked men to send pictures ‘of their buttholes’ to her Instagram account as she launches a new line of soap for male and female genitalia.
The 27-year-old rapper shocked her followers last week when she candidly asked for men to take pictures of their ‘buttholes’ while using her soap, entitled ‘Bussy Pop’ for males and ‘Pussy Pop’ for females, to show how it works.
‘I need some boys who are willing to show their buttholes to get a three-month supply of bussyboy,’ she wrote in the Instagram post. ‘I would like to document five boys’ buttholes in photos with flash to show how well bussyboy works!’
nvasive: In the Instagram post, she said the men who participated would receive a three-month supply of Bussy Boy, her male soap for the butt area
Invasive: In the Instagram post, she said the men who participated would receive a three-month supply of Bussy Boy, her male soap for the butt area
Revealed: The soap bars contain witch hazel, coconut oil, lactic acid, vitamin C and tea tree oil
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Amara La Negra is a proud Afro-Latina who “embraces her truth.” For La Negra this means that rocking her hair in its natural form—an afro. But the pop star’s striking hairstyle hasn’t always been so well received.
“I’ve had so many stones, and so many rocks thrown at me that eventually it just stopped hurting,” said La Negra. Though she made the decision to give up her relaxer as a teenager, even in adulthood, the Miami native has had to face issues of colorism and prejudice. Notably, on Love & Hip-Hop Miami, where La Negra has risen to fame, producer Young Hollywood said he wanted her to look “A little bit more Beyoncé and a little less Macy Gray.” Goodbye, Sir.
“No matter what you do, people will always have something to say. Whether your hair is too straight, whether your hair is too kinky, whether your hair is too curly—do whatever makes you happy,” La Negra told The Root.
Rashida Jones Honors Her Father With Netflix Documentary ‘Quincy’
Jones co-directed and co-wrote the Netflix doc about her father Quincy Jones’ prolific career in music.
Quincy Jones has had one of the most legendary careers in the entertainment industry and on Friday night, his accomplishments were honored with the premiere of the documentary Quincy at the Pickford Center for Motion Picture Study, with Rashida Jones, Diane Warren and Ted Sarandos in attendance.
Jones rose from the slums of the South Side of Chicago to become one of the most successful and prolific composers and music producers of all time, working with such legendary talents as Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson, for whom he produced Thriller, the best selling album in the history of music.
Rashida spoke to THR about why this was the right time to make a film about her father.
“My dad’s story is also the story of black America. He was born in the 30s. He’s seen every decade since. He’s been relevant in every decade since so we’re dealing with a lot of race stuff in this country and it’s important to tell the stories of the past,” Rashida said. “It’s the only way we can learn. It’s the only way we can change and evolve and this is the great way to do it.”
The film brought out Quincy’s friends, family and several important people from his past, including the original band from the Thriller album. Warren and Sarandos were seen chatting excitedly with each other about the film in the lobby of the theater before the premiere.
Rashida co-directed the film with Alan Hicks, who told THR the most exciting things he learned about her father while doing research on him.
“I would learn something every day because Rashida and I would work in the archives and just pour over all the material and you’d find out a new thing every day. For example, I found out that he was in the room with Miles Davis when he recorded Kind Of Blue. And then you found out that he had the first music that was ever played on the moon and that he made all of these discoveries like Will Smith and Oprah Winfrey.”
The film covers every decade in Quincy’s life, documenting both his professional successes and his personal struggles and culminates in his production of a television special to celebrate the opening of the National Museum of African American and Culture in Washington D.C., which featured appearances by Barack and Michelle Obama, Winfrey and John Legend.
The conclusion of the film was greeted with a long and sustained standing ovation for both the film and for Jones who was in attendance.
After the movie, guests headed over to the ballroom at the Neuehouse in Hollywood, where they enjoyed beef sliders, mozzarella wrapped in prosciutto and chicken meatballs and were entertained with a musical performance by R&B singer Lalah Hathaway, who at one point was accompanied by Michael Jackson’s musical director Greg Phillanganes while she sang Jackson’s hit “Human Nature.”
“I am constantly in awe of how much he’s managed to cram into a lifetime,” Rashida noted. “He’s not done. He’s 85 and he’s not done.”
Article via: Rashida Jones Honors Her Father With Netflix Documentary ‘Quincy’
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Machine Gun Kelly’s Security Accused of Beating Up Actor Who Called Rapper Out for Eminem Diss
Machine Gun Kelly has been a hot topic over the last week or so due to his back and forth with Eminem. Now he’s making the headlines again for reportedly siccing his bodyguards on an actor who was critical of his Shady diss.
The incident happened in Atlanta on Friday night (Sept. 14), reports TMZ, and some of it was caught on camera. In the video, Ozark actor, Gabriel “G-Rod” Rodriguez approaches MGK, who appears to be sitting at the bar talking to a woman. Focusing his camera on the rapper, Rodriguez says, “I’m gonna say it because it has to be said, you’re a pussy for going for family,” apparently referring to Kelly bringing up Em’s daughter Hailie.
The Cleveland rapper appears to push the actor away saying, “Get the fuck out my face, bruh.” Shortly afterward, the video ends. According to Rodriguez, he was booted from the bar for the disturbance. But, a couple hours later, Rodriguez claims he was walking to a nearby Hampton Inn when he saw MGK and his crew, leading to a verbal altercation. Cops intervened and quelled the situation, but it ended up carrying on into the lobby of the Inn, where the actor claims he was jumped by at least five members of MGK’s security detail. The beating left the actor with multiple facial bruises. Authorities say the beatdown was caught on camera.
Rodriguez plans to file a lawsuit against the rapper, but says he will drop the charges if Kelly will agree to fight him one-on-one. “I will drop the lawsuit if we both sign waivers and meet in an octagon and go man-to-man without goons or weapons,” the actor said in a follow-up video.
See footage related to the incident via: Machine Gun Kelly’s Security Accused of Beating Up Actor Who Called Rapper Out for Eminem Diss
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Gucci Mane, Bruno Mars & Kodak Black Team Up For New Song “Wake Up In The Sky”
Listen to Gucci Mane, Bruno Mars & Kodak Black’s new collab “Wake Up In The Sky.”
Gucci Mane has been teasing his Evil Genius album for a while now, first announcing the project way back in December on Twitter, but unfortunately there’s still no word of a release date. Last month, he shared the stacked features to the project and dropped off the song “Kept Back” with Lil Pump, leaving us hopeful that project was finally right around the corner. While we continue to wait for a concrete release date to surface, Guwop decides to hold us over in the meantime today with another new single called “Wake Up In The Sky,” featuring Bruno Mars & Kodak Black. The song was first teased a couple weeks ago when Kodak & Bruno were spotted cooking up in the studio, but it wasn’t until Thursday we found out that Gucci Mane was on it too.
This isn’t the first time Bruno & Guwop have worked together either. In fact, Gucci Mane was previously featured on the remix to Bruno’s 24K Magic single “That’s What I Like,” which dropped back in April.
Serving as the first offering from Kodak since his prison release, take a listen to the fly-new collab and let us know what you think. Record available now on iTunes.
Quotable Lyrics:
I drink till I’m drunk, smoke till I’m high
Castle on the hill, wake up in the sky
You can’t tell me I ain’t fly (you can’t tell me I ain’t fly)
I know I’m super fly, I know I’m super fly
The ladies love luxury, that’s why they all fuck with me
Out here with the moves like I invented smooth
You can’t tell me I ain’t fly (you can’t tell me I ain’t fly)
I know I’m super fly, I know I’m super fly
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Drake Is Reportedly Dating a Teenage Model Named Bella B Harris
Hot off the heels of the hilarious news that Drake tried to thirstily date Heidi Klum and she fully ghosted him, the rapper appears to be dating an 18-year-old model. In other words, he pulled a Scott Disick. According to Page Six, Drake and Bella were seen getting cozy at an Italian restaurant in Washington D.C.—and they tried to be all ~stealthy~ by having him use the front entrance and her use the back entrance.
In case you care what they ate, Page Six has more details than you could ever want in life, saying the duo feasted on “sweet corn agnolotti, spaghetti and meatballs, Mediterranean octopus and roasted salmon,” not to mention “whipped potatoes.”
Meanwhile, Bella seemingly confirmed her relationship with Drake all the way back in late August without anyone noticing, posting a cuddly photo with the caption “no place I’d rather be.”
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‘The Four’ Season 2: Sharaya J, All Performances
I enjoyed watching The Four, a tv show where contestants sing to compete for a chance to be one of the four finalists that will receive P. Diddy, Meghan Trainor, and DJ Khalid’s help to become a best-selling artist.
These shows favor singing artists, but a few rappers made it, Sharay J being my favorite. She performed on the show with cancer and slayed every single performance. Watch all of her performances below, especially the first song, a Plain Jane cover:
Let’s Talk About Lauryn Hill’s Essay
Ms. Lauryn Hill decided to share some thoughts on all of the talk surrounding her late shows and many of the very pointed and incendiary comments and opinions shared by Robert Glasper earlier this month.
Like most folks, I’m a fan of ’90s Lauryn, or Ms. Hill as she prefers to be called (more on this later). But she lost me almost two decades ago for various reasons, though I will always appreciate what she brought to the table while always thinking about the big question of what I think she could have brought to the table.
Let’s break down some of this tome. I will skip a lot and only focus on the things that stand out to me because this joint is a legit 3,000 words and while I read the whole thing (and you probably did too), there’s no need for me to address everything she addressed by literally restating it all. This would end up being 5,000 words and ain’t nobody got time for that.
The Miseducation was the first time I worked with musicians outside of the Fugees who’s report and working relationship was clear. In an effort to create the same level of comfort, I may not have established the necessary boundaries and may have been more inviting than I should have been. In hindsight, I would have handled it differently for the removal of any confusion. And I have handled it differently since, I’m clear and I make clear before someone walks in the door what I am and am not looking for. I may have been inclusive, but these are my songs.
Misspelling “rapport” aside (which I only bring up because I saw others do it; I know what she meant so the communication was effective), I think she’s speaking to something very important here. She tried to create an environment like she’d been in prior and it ended up proving chaotic at times, according to various reports. Being the boss is different than being a worker in a situation. I’d chalk this up to a life lesson we could all heed. This foreshadows the “call me Ms. Hill” thing so many folks had an issue with. For the record, I do not have a problem with it.
-I have come across the occasional musician who thinks they already know what I want, feelings and egos can be easily bruised when you tell them they actually don’t. I am never trying to intentionally hurt anyone’s feelings btw, but when people insist that they know you and don’t, you may have to be equally as firm to demonstrate otherwise.
All artists are sensitive about their shit, her included. But she’s absolutely right about one thing (something we’ll get to later), if it’s her vision and her work, then its her law.
Article written by Panama Jackson, Read more via: Lauryn Hill Blavity
#ThrowbackThursday: JLo and Ja Rule
I vaguely remember growing up and hearing “Cuz I’m real, and I…”. About two years ago, a few celebrities started crying #AllLivesMatter, among them being Jennifer Lopez. After Ti did a video discussing this two years ago, she reminded me the song is called “I’m Real”.
After one of those stale award shows aired and JLo and Ja Rule performed their song I’m Real, I have been bumping it non-stop. And I soon after discovered Ain’t It Funny.