As a big ol' black lesbian myself, I'd just like to say, "Fuck you, Macklemore".

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Never going to happen. And I'll put Rapsody's recent drops up there too.

I think it's a pretty good album, wasn't expecting all the electronic undertones but she raps her ass off nevertheless.

Yes, and there's even a minority group inside the LGBT community that has nothing to do with sexual orientation.

He isn't? Well he certainly isn't dissuading this kind of thinking which tells me he doesn't really care about "hip hop". Yea, he'll tweet which Roots' album is awesome from time to time but why not mention them in his interviews or like I said way above, point "here and here" to hip hop that is just as inspiring, if…

Oh, I'm getting so giddy at this question! Hmmm…Abed.

But then again he said that Drake would defeat Kendrick in a rap battle. Lord Jamar is like Pierce (from Community), we should listen to him sometimes.

Again, you fail to acknowledge the implied racial undertones. I'll help you out here. Let's look at jazz and then let's look at when they coined the term King of Jazz to a white man (Paul Whiteman). It's this kind of thinking and these kind of articles that continue to assist the misconceptions that only white people…

I'm going to go as far as to say, yes Macklemore is part of the problem. Yea, he may have wrote this before he blew up or whatever but he indulges in this savior complex that's been assigned to him. He's not only being used to show that hip hop is "uncivil" but he has said on a few occasions that "hip hop doesn't need…

You don't understand why people are bringing race into this? Well, maybe because any time a BLACK rapper has something to say, it goes unnoticed. Society has always had this crusade against hip hop, taking the most asinine rap and using that as a justification to deem it "harmful" to society. Macklemore is just…

Fuck this article.

This is extremely funny seeing as both of them wanted out. I believe Pompeo said season 9 was going to be her last (same for Dempsey) and then BOOM. I'm pretty sure Shonda Rhimes put the roots on them.

A pun that isn't even really deserved.

No one did forget Spike was a bad guy except Buffy (and that's not entirely true either). Also, I'm pretty sure Buffy said "I love you" once and that was the last episode. Season 6 was Spike's repetitive "You belong in the shadows with me" and Buffy slowly buying into that because she thought she was "wrong".

Cassavetes is pretty underappreciated. He had a gift of portraying wrecked erratic individuals accurately and it was always the right balance. I like to think he was a far more advanced Woody Allen. I'm not sure he was trying to duplicate Ingmar Bergman's style mixed in with his own but I think he does a better job…

I've actually have always been a Damon fan but have always thought Paul Wesley was a lot sexier. I think both brothers have been pretty awful but they're finally taking Stefan's character in the direction that I've always wanted for him and doing the exact opposite with Damon. I also now realize that having Damon not…

I seriously think that all of them are just so desensitized to death. I suppose we can't have an episode where they're all moping around every time they mention Alaric or something but their mannerisms and the way they speak about all the death is just so nonchalant.

I should probably watch this episode again.

I know she's not a saint and she is just as awful as Damon, Stefan, & Klaus. My point is they were blaming her for things that were partially their own fault. And to have an episode where they all seem to be blaming Katherine for..everything is just ludicrous. More importantly, they feel this way yet they care enough…