So I’m out in Atlanta, the capitol of tricking, and I decide to go out with this chick since I had nothing to do during the day. Starts off normal, she picks me up, takes me to a spot to eat. She comes off as a genuine girl, not caught up in facades and going to school. Of course I take everything she says with a grain of salt but it was a cool lunch. She then talks about how her phone is about to get cut off and and calls her dad for money but gets nada. She jokingly says I should pay the 100+ bill which I of course laugh off. We take forever to get to a Sprint store and its closed and she asks me again. At this point I did this..

Now I know this chick is serious and tell her, “no I don’t even know you like that.” She tries to make me feel guilty for saying no and says how she would do it, blah blah. We go to the movies and after she still yapping about the bill and says she’s mad at me so I’m ready to just go home. We text after I get home and she is like she is not mad since its my money but if I really cared I would have paid it :-/(trick I don’t know you like that and I could pay it and never see you again). If she really wanted the money she would of gave some head or something first lol. She call me in the morning the next day saying the phone is cut off can I help her, I hit her with the,” umm we will discuss it when you get back,” line.

Time goes by, we exchange some text and she still stuck on the bill even though her phone is back on. She is on some you can come see me if you reimburse me the money like you said you would(never said I was paying sh!t). She says its just a phone bill and guys have put stacks in her account with out smelling the pu$$y lol. I said I’m not coming unless we doing something, she said, “something like what,” then I ignored her. Gets to the point where she says, “I usually make genuine guys wait months, but since you want to go this route you got to pay $700.” So a genuine guy will probably spend weeks, taking her on dates and paying her bills when he could of just tapped from the jump for cheaper lol.

This chick wasn’t bad enough to be asking for rent money. She might as of well showed up with a price tag to keep it real, what’s the point of dating, get straight to the money. Seems like a lot of females in ATL(not all) want you emptying out your bank account either directly or indirectly to get some @ss. No wonder the song, “It Ain’t Trickin If You Got It,” was big out there. All that glitters is not gold and too many of these chicks out here are gold diggin hoes smh.

If you got any similar stories feel free to share. How would you react to a chick asking to to pay a bill on a first date?

Too Many Bitches Wanna Be Ladies So If You A Hoe I’ma Call You A Hoe Too Many Bitches Are Shady
- Jay-Z

“This is Jim Jones,” chronicles Jim Jones’ preparation for his new album while looking at his entire life. Damon Dash plays a prominent role in the documentary, showing Jim Jones right from wrong and trying his best to guide him to success. In one of the funnier moments of the film Damon Dash takes Jim Jones to an upscale art exhibition, where Jim looks completely out of place. Dame wants to expand Jones’ horizons and get him into acting.

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Written By Nigel D.

Jim Jones – Blow The Bank
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RealTalkNY was one of the few selected media outlets given an opportunity to sit with T.I. and watch the first episode to his new MTV series. The eight part mini-series titled, “Road To Redemption,” is set to debut February 10th @ 9pm on MTV. Following episodes will come on at 9:30 on Tuesdays.

Before the first episode was played T.I. took part in a small Q&A. He stated he is currently recording and will be shooting a video for Dead & Gone during the weekend of the Grammy Awards. He stated he has enough songs to release an album but didn’t mention if he wold in fact drop an album in the near future. His first film as a producer, “Takers,” is currently being in the editing process and he may be working on another TV series with MTV. He says he puts his input into every piece of AKOO clothing and is also venturing into sports management and opening a restaurant. He goes on to say he wants to shoot a, “Swagga Like Us,” video but everyone is busy. They all agreed they would only do a video if all of them were in it together. Grand Hustle is currently working on the new albums for, B.o.B., 8Ball and MJG, Young Dro, and Killer Mike.

A recap of the 1st episode is below.

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and The Notorious B.I.G. are two of the biggest cultural figures in American history.  Dr. King is renowned for his political, theological, and civic work. Biggie Smalls is celebrated for his exceptional musical ability as a rapper. And both men were vital in two of the 20^th century’s greatest social, political, and cultural phenomenons: the Civil Rights Movement, and Hip-Hop.

Yet, we do not think of these men simultaneously. In fact, many might say it is blasphemous to even mention them in the same breath. But as we commemorate Dr. King’s birthday and holiday, and anticipate the release of Notorious (the first major studio film about the life of Biggie), we are afforded a unique opportunity: the chance to bridge generations by carefully looking at two icons. Looking at each man’s life allows us to revisit our relationship to them; and to critically think about their virtues and their flaws. Most important though is this question: can we find mutuality and commonality with B.I.G. and King?

Without doubt, the differences between King and Biggie are stark and vast. (Continue below)

Article By Michael Partis(Not Nigel D., Michael Partis will respond to thoughts on the article in the comments)
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You hear it all of the time in the hip hop community, “death before dishonor.” Some people even have it tattooed on their body parts, “death before dishonor.” Some artists have named albums and books “death before dishonor.” Many letters from prison end with the words “death before dishonor.” I even hear children saying “death before dishonor.” Then I ponder the question, what do you actually honor that you’ll be willing to die for before bringing shame to it?

Written by Cornell Dews
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Trying to close a $15.4 billion budget gap, Paterson called for 88 new fees and a host of other taxes, including an “iPod tax” that taxes the sale of downloaded music and other “digitally delivered entertainment services.”

Movie tickets, taxi rides, soda, beer, wine, cigars and massages would be taxed under Paterson’s proposal. It also extends sales taxes to cable and satellite TV services and removes the tax exemption for clothes costing less than $110.
Full Story: NY Daily News

It looks like New York has gone crazy with taxes to make up for budget gaps and the slow economy. Along with the various new fees and taxes there will be a 3.3%, or $698 million, reduction in school aid. The school system is already a mess and now your taking away money from the budget? Then you increase the cost of tution to take out the recession on students. It just seems when things are going good the rich profit the most and when things are going bad the middle class and poor people feel it the most. Don’t Jock Jay-Z, tax him and all the rich people in NY.

Don’t worry there won’t be a RealTalkNY tax in 09.