Yes! I couldn’t remember what it was called. This issue is in no way unprecedented. That lawyer can get outta here with that intro to criminal law bullshit.

212 is such a good song, you horrible, awful, racist, garbage fire.

I’m on #teamnoone.

A lot of people want to redefine racism as the systematic kind, which is the understanding most often researched in cultural academia. The reason for this is because it’s important to understand the difference between systematic and individual racism. There is also not a singular word for systematic racism. Meanwhile…

Remember when 99% of Jezebel loved this woman just because she bashed Iggy?

I think any word can be an insult if the meaning the speaker is putting behind it is negative, undesireable, etc. But it can definitely be insulting if someone is mislabeling your culture or ethnicity on purpose. Or, calling you exactly what you are, but in a way that shows they view you as less than. Her use of…

Azealia Banks is troubled, but she’s a fucking asshole. She thinks she can get away with saying anything she likes because she’s been abused and is a minority.

Are you fucking kidding me with that bullshit? She is a horrible human. Punjab and curry. Wow. Just fucking wow.

Here she is, racist as fuck again (and no, I’m not talking about the Iggy Azalea shit, but her anti-semitism, and then there’s her homophobia too). Wonder how many of her defenders are going to show up this time. She’s the worst.

I hate to be so cynical but that was my thought too

I’ve never heard of them. It feels like a publicity stunt.

*hands over ten of something on a silver platter*

revved up like a douche,

Psh forget that line. I was very young when this song came out and there’s a line where she says “the only problem is their insecurity” but I have never heard that word before and thought it was “they’re in security” as in her bodyguards weren't good enough for her and it's always coloured my opinion of JLo to this…

But will Britney ever find her friend Amy???

Dude, I still hear “cross-eyed bear that you ga’e to me” every time.

We were all innocent in 4th grade. At least I was. But three years later, Khia’s My Neck, My Back was my favorite song.

While I acknowledge her talent as an artist and performer, I don’t personally care for Beyoncé’s music.

Going after someone’s daughter just because maybe her mom made reference to Beyonce’s infidelity? Tell me again how these folks are totally not bullies, nope, no way, Beyonce is queen YASSSSSSSS!!!1!1!

They’re a big bunch of babies who idolize a plastic pop star who cranks out shitty toy music for shitty toy people.