Hands Down, Best Song of 2009...

[shoot that beast]

Positive Message + Club Beats = Whoa!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5UNhKdh6oo&NR=1

[Compound Egret]

I wouldn't usually judge someone like Aisha harshly, but don't you need to stop perming and/or weaving before you start calling other folks names?

She had a spark of positivity from 3:07 to 3:10 but beyond that it just seems like a lot of hate for Black folks, even if they are people Aisha deems unworthy.

This is how you do it...

[shoot that beast]

Lmao...why you always hatin? You should be giving props to the Queen for trying to uplift our young people with such a positive message in the form of hip-hop music.

Compound Egret said:

I wouldn't usually judge someone like Aisha harshly, but don't you need to stop perming and/or weaving before you start calling other folks names?

She had a spark of positivity from 3:07 to 3:10 but beyond that it just seems like a lot of hate for Black folks, even if they are people Aisha deems unworthy.

This is how you do it...

[Rage_Proletaire]

Great sense of humor...

[Compound Egret]

We are in the bizarro world.

[Mlle d. Sade]

I can't take that seriously coming from someone with a weave *and* a perm. Just can't.

[BlaqJeff]

Does she kiss her mother with that mouth?
Not very lady like.
But it is a catchy tune and you can dance to it.
Werd!

[BlaqJeff]

What I don't understand is if she so much in to the uplifting Black people, why does she insist on using the N word? Makes no sense.

[jahluv]

Not hate - he came right back at you with a 10x better example of "positive" hip-hop.

here's another one...

infamous lifestylez said:

Lmao...why you always hatin? You should be giving props to the Queen for trying to uplift our young people with such a positive message in the form of hip-hop music.

Compound Egret said:

I wouldn't usually judge someone like Aisha harshly, but don't you need to stop perming and/or weaving before you start calling other folks names?

She had a spark of positivity from 3:07 to 3:10 but beyond that it just seems like a lot of hate for Black folks, even if they are people Aisha deems unworthy.

This is how you do it...

[shoot that beast]

"Better"? Since when did this become a contest to see who could post the most positive hip-hop track? Y'all people need to stop side-line hatin' on your people and just appreciate.

As for her hair, if the only thing you got outta the video is that she's rockin' a perm, you got serious issues.

jahluv said:

Not hate - he came right back at you with a 10x better example of "positive" hip-hop.

here's another one...

infamous lifestylez said:

Lmao...why you always hatin? You should be giving props to the Queen for trying to uplift our young people with such a positive message in the form of hip-hop music.

Compound Egret said:

I wouldn't usually judge someone like Aisha harshly, but don't you need to stop perming and/or weaving before you start calling other folks names?

She had a spark of positivity from 3:07 to 3:10 but beyond that it just seems like a lot of hate for Black folks, even if they are people Aisha deems unworthy.

This is how you do it...

[Mlle d. Sade]

Hyperbole.

[Compound Egret]

infamous lifestylez said:

"Better"? Since when did this become a contest to see who could post the most positive hip-hop track? Y'all people need to stop side-line hatin' on your people and just appreciate.
As for her hair, if the only thing you got outta the video is that she's rockin' a perm, you got serious issues.
jahluv said:

Not hate - he came right back at you with a 10x better example of "positive" hip-hop.

here's another one...

infamous lifestylez said:

Lmao...why you always hatin? You should be giving props to the Queen for trying to uplift our young people with such a positive message in the form of hip-hop music.

Compound Egret said:

I wouldn't usually judge someone like Aisha harshly, but don't you need to stop perming and/or weaving before you start calling other folks names?

She had a spark of positivity from 3:07 to 3:10 but beyond that it just seems like a lot of hate for Black folks, even if they are people Aisha deems unworthy.

This is how you do it...

If the only thing you can hear from these comments is haterade, I don't know what to tell you. Listen to the content of the three songs. If all you do is bash other people you just end up preaching to the converted. If you want to affect change you have to drop some jewels. Give people some ideas about what they SHOULD do as opposed to a bunch of name calling.

[jahluv]

When you stated that Aisha's track was the best of '09. Folks disagreed and posted what they thought were better examples...

infamous lifestylez said:

"Better"? Since when did this become a contest to see who could post the most positive hip-hop track?