by Paul Sorrenti
50 Cent has responded to Alicia Keys’ comments about Gangsta Rap being ‘a government ploy to convince black people to kill each other’ in the only way he knows how – via the art of inarticulate, meat-headed ramblings that miss the point entirely.
Last week we reported that Alicia told Blender magazine that the murders of 2Pac and Biggie were a government conspiracy, and that all Gangsta’ rappers are basically being taken for a ride, the idiots.
Since then Alicia has issued a statement saying that her comments were “misrepresented”, but Blender spokeswoman Kate Cafaro told the Associated Press on Tuesday that “We stand by our storyâ€.
Upon reading this it appears 50 Cent’s brain started hurting. He told The Showbuzz:
I don’t like Alicia Keys no more…the same reason why I said that I don’t like Oprah Winfrey. I’m prejudice(d). I don’t like people who don’t like me.
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by Paul Sorrenti
US rapper Fat Joe, named so because he’s fat and called Joe, has insinuated that 50 Cent, named so because Curtis is a girl’s name, is a little yellow-bellied attention-seeking agoraphobic chicken boy who he hates and yet – despite everything – is publicly willing to admit he’d like to make love with him.
Morbidly obese Joe told Complex:
“He got shot by people who he knows and he doesn’t do nothing about it. He gets criticised by people like Ja Rule, little Ja Rule, and he never even fought him one on one. He’s going to come fuck with Fat Joe? Are you serious? He still don’t leave his house. He’s looking for attention, I’m gonna diss him.â€
Up to this point it all seems like your run-of-the-mill, faux-gangster, PR-exercising threat, but then – all of a sudden – in a bizarre twist of affairs that just goes to show the complex nature of human sexuality, rotund gangster Joe said:
“I’m gonna tell him to suck my dick, everything you can think.â€
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