AND reported.

When I was heavy on Okayplayer and Skillz's yearly Rap Up got leaked a few days before new years, he posted it must have had something to do with 'hip hop elves' that leak music. That's my favorite theory.

I did something similar for my TESOL courses. In demonstrating certain learning concepts, I made lesson plans on Pokemon languages (Pikachu apparently changes the phrases he uses depending on what he's talking about), Parseltongue, and Sindarin. Conlangs made the class open up and laugh…while also learning.

You ever see her on …what was it, Being? Unsung Hollywood? It was all she could talk about, how wronged she felt, but when it came to everything else in her life, there was this attitude dripping from every word. Watching it I thought, 'yeah, you might have been wronged… but you're also a crazy person people probably…

For every joke I laughed at, there was a whole two minutes of me not laughing at all and thinking, 'Wow, this is how you really think about [insert topic here.]"
Not that I'm shocked or angry I'm just…disappointed.

Shit, even Rihanna made moves and bought all her masters. It's always a better move.

I work in an international industry, and people are constantly introducing me to others using their nickname. After the white person leaves I'm forced to ask them, 'Why are they calling you X when your name is clearly Y? Would you like me to call you X?" "It's the only thing they can say." You'd think that working in…

I had a huge moment of clarity once growing up in a town where the black kids didn't accept me, and very few white kids did. I was friends with a girl who was adopted by a white mom, and her mom said to me, "I like you, you're one of the good ones." It hit me like a ton of bricks when I realized that she was only…

"Dramah."

While the album is good, I'm not sure why I don't love it? I kinda feel like if you're going to tread where someone else has, you better bring something different, and I'm not sure what different is here. If I wanted to hear Maggot Brain or Bootsy I'd listen to that, I'm not sure…. I'm not sure what there is new here.…

"Whitelash" the word of 2016.

The AV Club suggested Outkast's "A Day in the Life of Andre Benjamin," because of the drug/rap music analogy and how the gist of it is Atlanta rappers trying to make it.

False rape accusations are abysmally low. And the stigma for a woman to report a rape case is incredibly high. Rape is not something people just lie about.

he might be the only one to survive in that regard, because of her

Seeing the people around her watch him disrespect and threaten and hurt her constantly and not doing anything but shake their head and say, 'Yeah, you should leave him.' was aggravating. So much of that, 'it's none of my business' mentality has people accept anything in front of them. Why hang out with this asshole?

Unless you cancel immediately upon ordering one, if the car pulls up in front of you and you see that bumper sticker, then decide to cancel, you can get charged a 'wasting their time' fee of like, 5 bucks or so. You have to call and fight to say why and argue for a refund.

Uber can charge you for cancelling though. Then it's your price to pay. Tricky tricky…

My sis and I live together, and I used to drink Arizonas heavy. I came home from work and noticed a can missing. I said, 'Was your boyfriend drinking my tea?' 'He wasn't over here.' 'Yes he was, all black men love Arizonas.' '…Okay he was… is that a thing?'

I cheered when Niles popped up on the screen, I love seeing the folks I follow get gigs like this. Between this and the Hamburger Helper mixtape, dude's been having a hellofa weird year.

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