It’s been a while since those amazing perfomances on Star Search, and after nabbing a role in Tyler Perry’s Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Tiffany Evans is finally ready to blow up! With two records, both produced by The Clutch team and one featuring Ciara, I could not be any more excited about this girl’s upcoming debut. Not only does Tiffany have a powerful voice, but she uses her music to raise that voice on topics that young women need to listen to. Go Tiffany! I promise not to diss you on this site…well not yet.

Play Me: Tiffany Evans - Promise Ring (f. Ciara)

Play Me: Tiffany Evans - Girl Gone Wild

I really like MIMS, and while I appreciate his attempt at originality with this video, I’m sure that I just broke the world record for “Longest Yawn by an Afro-American”. That shit was boring. I mean - breakdancing? Get it together, Capitol.

Well, maybe she’s right. Lord knows, I had a few sips of Captain Morgan last weekend at Prive’ and started bashing bottles over every head in sight. That’s definitely different than just being a drunk…definitely.

Here’s an uplifiting piece for the fellas. I just love the sound of an ignorant person’s face shattering across the floor, don’t you? Take a look see!

Thanks to Mike Brown The REMIX for the clip!

Usher is a little upset at the likes of R&B crooners, such as Chris Brown, Omarion, and Ne-Yo. You know, on a “pay homage to an OG” tip. Check his quote:

“You got your artists who find their way through the circuit and are following and are not giving the respect where the respect is due. “If you know (you’re) following and biting, then, hey, give the respect. You can’t come around here and think that you’re really starting the game. Understand, when I came up in the game and I found a trail, I was cool. “Bobby Brown went this way, Michael Jackson went this way, Marvin Gaye, he created his little profile and he held to it. I didn’t step on those toes. “What I did was find a way and my thing and created my thing. Now you have my thing being built. So I look up, and I’m like, ‘OK, I see you all. I see you all in the videos. I see you moving, I get it, but pay the respect.” [ source ]

During my frantic scurrying around Biscayne Boulevard at Saturday’s Radio One Springfest Concert, I caught a glimpse of MIMS, Trick Daddy, Eve, and a crackhead doing the electric slide to an Omarion record - some fun! However, I somehow managed to miss the hot ass mess that was Yung Joc and that very large piece of jewelry that he’s trying to pass off as his own. Negro, get real.

Just in case you’re wondering; that’s a picture of Spongebob Squarepants that Joc had painted on the side of his scalp. Please don’t ask me - I don’t get it at all. He should have splattered Nick Jr.’s Franklin on there, because they look like twins!