Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Calling a Woman After Getting Her Number


What's woody wood, grasshoppers?

A lot of people think calling the next day is a no-no. My thought is, if I call honey the next day acting thirsty and beastin’ on the horn, then of course she’s going to think I’m lame and desperate

It’s not what I do, it's HOW I go about doing it

Sometimes I’ll call or text a woman the DAY AFTER I get her mathematics. There’s nothing wrong with calling someone the next day. I’m too grown to play games.

On that note, if I go to the club, church, open mic, fashion show, strip club, networking event or whatever the occasion, and get a girl’s phone number, I’m gonna call honey the next day


Point blank


Getting the number is the easy part, at least to me (not to toot my own horn) *beep beep*

But if I call shorty and leave a voice message, maybe a text on top of that, then I expect a phone call within 3 days. If honey doesn’t call me within those 3 days, her number is getting erased.

Everybody nowadays are on their phone like flies on shit. So there shouldn't be an excuse of why she can't call back in a timely fashion, or at least text...real talk

The “I’m busy” excuse is weak.

Women who showed strong interest had called me at least two days after the exchange, if not the next day. The average person GETS their voice mails and text messages. Therefore, that person KNOWS when you tried to get in touch with them.

So there’s no reason to keep calling. Silence speaks louder than words. And what's understood doesn't need to be explained.



The ratio between woman to man is 3 to 1. So the odds work in my favor. There’s no reason for me to push up on a shorty when she shows lack of interest. There are other single (and in some cases, married) women looking for a brotha to make them feel like they’re walking on water.

Then some females have the nerve to get mad at me when I forget where and how we met when they DO decide to call….LOL…comedy.

And on that note, I’m out like army fatigues

P.S.

If someone tells you, “Gimme YOUR number so I can call you,” then in the immortal words of my Italian buddies “Fuh-git-da-bout-it”

Peace and Afro Grease

Nah'Sun the Great @ www.nahsunblaze.com

Thursday, October 12, 2017

Hassan "Poppy" Campbell Calls out Mysonne

What's woody wood, grasshoppers?

Poppy, an activist from NYC who exposed Zulu Nation leader Afrika Bambataa for sexually molesting him and other teens in The Bronx and abroad, is calling out rapper Mysonne



For what?

To step his muthafuckin' activism game up

You see, Mysonne had once called out T.I. for allegedly snitching to get off light for a gun charge, told Troy Ave that he's a "bozo," and called Harlem hustler Alpo a snitch which subsequently led to a beef with Alpo's son, Popperazzi Po

But Mysonne didn't say shit about Afrika Bambaataa as far as sexually molesting boys...
...allegedly



This old head back in the day had told me that Afrika Bambaataa is gay...I didn't believe it...I'm not from NYC, so I didn't know about the rumors of Bam molesting boys...so when Poppy and Ron Savage aka B Stinger had put Bambaataa on blast about the reported transgressions, I was surprised

Funny thing is...

...Hip-Hop aren't bringing heat on Afrika Bambaataa to face the music and answer to those allegations; not through the media by the way of a press release, but in person

I'd met Afrika Bambataa in 2007 in the South Bronx at a rec center...the joint was the Zulu Nation anniversary...he seemed to be a cool dude...I had asked him how he felt about rappers like Common and T.I sampling his songs at the time

Bam was like...

"It's cool. That what happens in Hip-Hop"




Bam seemed to be an okay guy

So on the strength of that, I was more than shocked when I heard the news about Bam sexually molesting boys dating back to the 80s

Anywho, peep the clip below of Poppy not only calling out Mysonne, but also Don Diva magazine co-founder Kevin Chiles and Nation of Islam leader  Minister Louis Farrakhan for not putting the pressure on Bam

Looks like nobody in Hip-Hop wanna touch those charges, pun intended

CLICK HERE to watch the clip from your phone



Peace and Afro Grease

Nah'Sun the Great @ www.nahsunblaze.com


Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Lady of Rage vs Cardi B

What's woody wood, grasshoppers?

Ayo

I don't wanna seem like the old headz at the party...

...but the first verse is the reason why I can't get into Cardi B

Click here and peep game


Peace and Afro Grease

Nah'Sun the Great @ www.nahsunblaze.com


Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Are Black People Homophobic?

Are Black people homophobic?

Find out on the Gentleman's Sweep show

The hottest new talk show online

Aye!

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Peace and Afro Grease

Nah'Sun the Great @ www.nahsunblaze.com


Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Is the Side Piece Healthy for Relationships?

Find out the answer on the latest episode of the Gentleman's Sweep show...

...hosted by LadyTee Kennedy, Jay Russ, and Norris

The hottest new radio show online

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Peace and Afro Grease

Nah'Sun the Great @ www.nahsunblaze.com


Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Father Shaming of LaVar Ball PART 1

What's woody, grasshoppers?

Check out this clip from Red Pill about the media coverage of LaVar Ball as I'ma post my own thoughts in PART 2 of this discussion next week

For those who's been living under a rock for the last few months, LaVar Ball is the father of soon to be NBA player Lonzo Ball, and has found himself in a swirl of controversy over the handling of his son's career

Click here to watch from your phone


Peace and Afro Grease

Nah'Sun the Great @ www.nahsunblaze.com

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

The 5 Most Important Moments in Hip-Hop

What's woody wood, grasshoppers?

I wanna break down the most important moments in Hip-Hop that helped shaped the culture throughout the years

So without further ado, let the games begin


1. Rapper's Delight - Prolonged the lifespan of a dying disco era while ushering in a new genre...

...RAP!




2. The Message - The first storytelling joint that actually had a...

...message! *Keenan Ivory Wayans voice*





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PobrSpMwKk4


3. Fuck Tha Police - The first in-your-face anti-establishment joint



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jOqOlETcRU



4. My Melody - Rakim's flow and rhyme pattern made everything before 1986 sound obsolete





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdMlZxHLM8w


5. Nuthin' But A G-Thang - The track that gave birth to the second Golden Age of Hip-Hop (1992-1996) at a time when rap wasn't sure if it wanted to dance, be conscious, or go gangster





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4E4XC7qOfk



Aight, family

Those are my five most important moments in Hip-Hop

Until then...

Peace and Afro Grease

Nah'Sun the Great @ www.nahsunblaze.com