I'm not a killer, but don't push
me.
Actually I'm not a killer at all. Even
if you pushed me, I probably
would blurt out a bunch of
baseless threats and go back to
living my extremely comfortable
life in the plush slums of Mi Casa
de Xilla out in New Jersey.


VIDEO: RICK ROSS THE VICTIM
OF A DRIVE BY SHOOTING
I understand the importance of
being real to myself, but I refuse
to be a victim of when keeping it
real goes wrong. Because we all
know no one needs to keep it too
real.

When you keep it too real, you end
up getting shot at as you drive
your Rolls Royce back from the
hood to your mansion. Translation
like Rick Ross.

Last night someone tried to kill the
Miami rapper, and methinks his
hardcore lyrics came back to
haunt him. I'm glad he's not dead,
but I urge Ross to separate his rap
persona from his real life persona.
Because while God forgives, God
ain't going to stop a bullet in the
gut from taking your life.


MUSIC: RICK ROSS - BOX CHEVY
Same thing goes for Chris Brown. I
like his music, I would like to keep
hearing it, and random acts of
violence like fighting over a
parking spot will land him in jail. A
jail where the lifers don't take too
kindly to felons charged with
beating women.

I can't understand why celebs who
have a kajillion dollars in the bank
start acting like poor people.
Not even poor in the sense of not
having any money, but poor in
logic, home training and the basic
instructions on how to interact
with people.

These days, it's common
knowledge that rap music is for
entertainment only. When Jay-Z
raps, "RoosterDrinker, I'm 730, y'all
know where y'all niggas gonna
wind up? Only but a matter of time
'fore I hit y'all niggas with a nice
shot," I can easily answer his
question.

I'll wind up right in my home
office listening to Blue Ivy's father
on this J-Cole record. I know that
Jay-Z is a businessman who is also
his own business. I strive to be like
him. I want to be a mogul.
I assume Rick Ross did as well. He
has used his dope lyrics about
putting lames to sleep, moving
drugs, and getting people killed to
craft himself an empire. MMG is
without a doubt the hottest crew
in the game right now.

But there must be a time when the
lyrics stay at the studio and that
"real shit" transforms into another
comfortable night in a Miami
mansion with maids and chefs to
make you whatever your heart
desires.

It's time for these millionaires to
leave this thug mentality behind
for the thugs. The same way Denzel
Washington plays a role, it's totally
OK for these rappers to play their
roles as well.

And what we really need are role
models.