So ive never been much of a social type of cat .. I be here, I  be there nah mean …  n im cool with that . And an overwhelming amount of the time whether im here or there  I bees in the cut w a blunt …my blunt ……My blunt …..
So as I was building with my cousin, whose one of the most thorough people u gonna run into and soooooo Brooklyn it ain’t even funny . We was talking bout how marijuana is this “social ” drug supposedly (like crack, heroin cocaine etc ain’t? ), n how people will say something like “yo lemme get a pull off that ” in a party, on the block or where ever. Now I started this out saying im not much of the social butterfly …So all this social drug shit got me stuck. .. My cuz n I realized that the “social “shit is just a excuse for broke niggas (niggas is unisex btw) to smoke our shit.. Now real Gz know (Gs is also unisex ), that if u in a spot u better have ya bud or your not a burner.. maybe u left it cus it’s hot out ..or u ran out.. in that case your most likely trying to cop ..but your NEVERinfringing on anothers investment …INVESTMENT …. Further more real Gz know that niggas wouldn’t mind u joining the cipher cus u a G  .. n we G alike. 
So we thought about all the shit we gotta do sometimes to invest … seedy dark Brooklyn blocks …..every nigga a d now …. hope this shit is fresh …..lemme take a different route ….all that n more …n I finally make it to my destination happy as fuck cus Real Gz know we Don’t always make it! ….  ready to cash in my investment n  u ..u corny ass non g nigga wanna ask if u could smoke my shit… or u a half way cute shorty n wanna look @ a nigga, n now u wanna talk cus the cheese got u like Monterey Jack .no nigga no … this shit is a luxury …this shit ain’t food ..u ain’t hungry!  U corny … like my cuz said ..”I wok all week ..I buy my spliff n u come n wann smoke up smoke up.?!  Fuck outta here … grow up..!  Thanks

AHH the days of great Hip Hop groups..  high level M.C.ing , being supa  fly , crazy showmanship and not giving a fuck! 

Lil History Tidbit …

The Cold Crush Brothers became involved in one of hip hop’s most historic moments when Joey Robinson, son of Sugar Hill Records founder Sylvia Robinson, happened to hear part-time club bouncer and former manager of Cold Crush member Grandmaster Caz Big Bank Hank rapping to a tape of Caz while working at a pizzeria in New Jersey. Robinson informed Hank that he was forming a group called the Sugar Hill Gang and asked if Hank would like to join. Hank accepted, although he was not an MC. Hank went to Grandmaster Caz and asked him for some rhymes. Caz laid his rhyme books on the bed and said, “Take whatever you want,” with the understanding that Hank would compensate Caz at a later time. Caz’s lyrics landed in a song by the Sugar Hill Gang called “Rapper’s Delight”. The song became a huge hit in 1979 and was the first hip hop single to land on the Top 40 charts.^[1] Caz never received any credit or compensation for the rhymes that he contributed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCas6larVCw

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And Anita Baker, and Gladys Knight…  Mary J also , these are some my favorite vocalist , I salute them.

Continued :2/12/12

And now Whitney isnt here in the physical anymore. And im gonna be very selfish and say that this really pisses me off and makes me very sad. Us as Black People always seem to lose our great ones so so soon . Much of the blame is on us i truly believe. The whole “it takes a village ” proverb has been long thrown away by a people who need to practice it most . We all contribute to the downfall of our greats , just as much as we help them rise in times of glory. We bask in their woes and nitpick from the outside . Using our opinions to validate or invalidate them .No one but Micheal knew what it was like to be Micheal , and the same with Whitney and many others. 

This is why I will always love and show my support for the likes of , Beyonce , Jay - Z , Rihanna , Kanye , etc etc. These are just a few of our high flying superstars who we cheer and jeer for so hard all in one breath . 

But I love them , all of them , for better or worst . These folks inspire us to be greater than we could ever expect to be .  Once  we keep our own lives in perspective and  not allow ourselves to  live vicariously through these people who are living their own lives to the fullest , then we will be giving them the respect they deserve . We cannot continue to be apart of the vast machine that is always ready and waiting to destroy these figures of success .   They let us know that it is all possible . And for that I Love them and i will always love them 

I really dont ever feel hate for anything … but cops are the only ones that bring out that emotion. With that said i just noticed that “Cops”  the TV show, which has been on most of my life, is like the first reality tv show! 

Imagine you were born between 1963-1970.  When crack hit the streets around
1983 (before the horrific physical and social effects were seen and known)
would you have sold it?