Oh Snap Bill Cosby Raps!!!

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Not really and thank god, now that he's pissed off rappers by telling them they can't cuss on there records he's now going to show them how it's done. Oh Snap may get used a lot on this album, (Oh Snap is sometimes used to cuss with...like you didn't know!) But Bill "Himself" won't be doing any Jello raps or Fat Albert like rhymes he opted to have real rappers rap on the tracks ( real but not using there street names) but still why do something that rappers can do but feel no one will listen to, to prove a positive point. Rap is going to hell anyway we don't need Bill Cosby's help!!

When keeping it real goes bad....again!!!

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Hey if you got to jail...and your still in love ...facing 25yrs. why not get married. I'm sure he'll be waiting for you when you get out, like all Honest rappers do, Cuz he's down for his real Bitches!!


Rapper Remy Ma isn't letting jail derail her wedding plans.
Remy Ma

Remy Ma was convicted last month of assault, weapon possession and attempted coercion.

The Grammy-nominated artist aims to marry her fiance, fellow rapper Papoose, at the city's Rikers Island jail while she awaits her sentencing for shooting a friend she suspected of stealing $3,000, lawyer Ivan Fisher said.

"They're much in love," Fisher said. "They're very committed to each other, and they had intended to marry one way or another."

Remy Ma, whose real name is Remy Smith, was convicted last month of assault, weapon possession and attempted coercion in the July 2007 shooting after a party at a Manhattan nightclub.

The 26-year-old performer is being held without bail until her sentencing, set for April 23. She faces the possibility of up to 25 years in prison.

About 200 weddings are performed each year at Rikers Island, which offers chaplains and chapels, said city Department of Correction spokesman Stephen Morello. Only two guests will be permitted, and the couple won't be allowed to wear rings with protruding gems.

Remy Ma was nominated for a Grammy as part of the Terror Squad for the 2004 hit "Lean Back." She also has recorded with rap stars Busta Rhymes and Eminem.

Papoose's "Born To Win" was featured on the top-selling football video game "Madden NFL 06," and the music magazine Rolling Stone named him one of its "10 Artists to Watch" in 2006.

The Brooklyn rapper, whose real name is Shamele Mackie, also attracted attention with a track called "50 Shots," in which he vented his anger about a fatal 2006 New York City police shooting of an unarmed man who was hours away from getting married

Associated Press

Number 1 reason Kids need to be spanked!

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If MY kids ever embarrass me like this I will be spanking them for years!!If your kid can plan this out he/she can make A's in school. This is why I feel kids need some one A) at home to rasie them and B) to spank them silly so they know they can't do stuff like this!! But that's just me!!
read on...as reported by Reuters!


Nine-year-olds at a school in the U.S. state of Georgia brought a broken steak knife, handcuffs and electrical tape to school in a plot to injure their teacher, authorities said on Tuesday.

Teachers at Center Elementary School in Waycross, Georgia, uncovered the plot on Friday when a pupil reported that a child in the third grade had brought a weapon into the school.

"The plan was to handcuff the teacher, put tape over her mouth and hit her over the head with the paperweight and possibly cut her," said Lt. Duane Caswell of Waycross police, adding that some students said the knife was simply there to cut the tape.

"It was a rather elaborate scheme for children of that age," he said.

The students spent a week planning the attack and planned to carry it out on the day they were caught, Caswell said.

Nine pupils in the grade, most of whom were 9 years old, have been disciplined and some were given long-term suspensions, said Theresa Martin, spokeswoman for the Ware County school district in the southeastern part of the state.

Caswell said police were also planning to charge three of the children in the juvenile court system with conspiracy to commit aggravated assault and possession of a weapon on a school property.

(Writing by Matthew Bigg; editing by Jane Sutton and David Storey)