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Brandy Blogs: Chronicles of a Clown Bitch in a Clown Car

Fellas, would you trade a Rolls Royce for this shiny red clown car?

Imagine having a Rolls and all you want is this clown car so you dog the Rolls out and neglect it for this hunk of shit? Is it because it’s cheap, used up? Is it because you don’t have to maintain it? It’s low maintenance and you know the Rolls will require more money, time & work? I mean you’ll actually have to wash the Rolls and keep it clean but the clown car can stay dirty and no one will even notice how dirty the bitch is. Nobody’s checking for putt putt and absolutely nobody wants it. It’s mediocre. Regular, like 87 octane gas.

FEATURED: “Don Dada: Assessing the Socio-economic and Political Power of Jamaica’s Mafia Bosses” by Damion Keith Blake

Amazon — In Don Dada: Assessing the Socio-economic and Political Power of Jamaica’s Mafia Bosses, Damion Blake takes on a controversial subject: the Jamaican don.

The Jamaican don is a non-state actor, a male figure, usually from the community in which he plays a leadership role, and who wields considerable power and control inside that nation’s garrison communities. Garrisons in Jamaica are poor inner city communities characterized by homogeneous voting patterns for one of Jamaica’s two major political parties: the People’s National Party and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Rapper Jeezy Speaks On His 8 Year Battle with Depression

Let me just say this, I’ve always loved myself some Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins, but I’m absolutely loving the man the rapstar is becoming.

Always the intellectual motivator, his latest memoir entitled: “Adversity For Sale — Ya Gotta Believe” has reached the New York Times Best Sellers list which is a major accomplishment for the trapper turned rapper turned mogul.

Mr Snowman recently stopped by the Tamron Hall show to discuss his evolution & coming to terms with his previous battle with depression. Jeezy says his upbringing & street lifestyle helped facilitate the depression because often times pain & trauma goes ignored. Years of unresolved traumatic experiences can definitely cause depression to set in and once it hits, it hits extremely hard.