C’mon Rampage, you can’t let some little punk get to you. We all know you can squash him, but that’s only going to get you into trouble. We’re not sure what they guy said about Rampage’s girl, but it wasn’t good cause Rampage almost sent him to the hospital. Check out the footage that was caught…
Students Wear Confederate Shirts To Highschool To Make Alleged Anti-Gay Statement???
As one student decided to support LGBT month by wearing a rainbow flag for two weeks, two other students decided to make a statement of their own and wore confederate shirts, hit the jump for more detail!
(Photo) Neighbor Sends Letter To Autistic Boy’s Grandmother Saying THIS!?!?
One woman who claims to be “one pissed off mother” decided to send a pretty hateful letter to the family of 13-year-old Max Begley. Max happens to be autistic and in the summer, he often spends his mornings at his grandmother’s home in Newcastle, Canada. The letter was nowhere near nice or even polite about the situation. The pissed off mother held true to her name as she states that Max is nothing but a “hindrance.” Because of this, she offers some pretty gruesome advice to the family, Check it out after the jump.
(Video) Ransom Says, Nicki Minaj “Can’t Disrespect Me Like That!”
“Women don’t apologize,” Ransom says, so that’s not what he’s looking for. In recent news, NJ rapper, Ransom comes out with a song that references Nicki Minaj. The verse could be taken in more ways that one, and “Nicki took it the wrong way,” the rapper adds. He says she may be on some “blow…or the money,” got to her head. However, he does clear things up about what he meant in the song. Hit the jump and check it out.
(Photos) The Rick Ross Shooting Incident “Staged” ???
Folks can be real disrespectful! I would like a PR rep or someone to tell me what kind of condition Rick Ross is in, however I wouldn’t go as far as saying that this was staged. Of course 50 CENT has 2 put his ‘50 sense‘ in it. I wonder will Jeezy chime in. Doubtful. Drop down bottom and check out how this guy is coming.
