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Showing posts with label Beyoncé Knowles. Show all posts

GAME CALLING OUT JAYZ'S SUGA DUMPLING

Posted by panicbeats on Friday, July 10, 2009 , under , , | comments (5)




Jay said the following:

I ain't talking about profit, I'm talking about pain
Talking about the city, talking about shame
I ain't talkin' about gossip, I ain't talkin' 'bout Game
I ain't talkin' about Jimmy, I ain't talkin' about Dame

Sounds pretty Lame right … well Game ain’t think so. MediaTakeOut.com just learned that The Game dropped the following lyrics at a recent Freestyle in Madrid, Spain
This ain’t about about Bey, it ain’t no Destiny,
I’m in Madrid bangin with C-P-T,

You got a bad b*tch word,
Ain’t no p*ssy like hers,
Just ask the Mavericks, Rockets, and the Spurs
I mean – my b*tch don’t slang p*ssy like that…

So Fuck Jay Z!!

Note – all the basketball teams Game mentioned are located in Texas – Beyonce’s home state!!

And for those that are having trouble believing that The Game would say something like this – we gots video!!!


Sasha Fierce clothing line (you support that?)

Posted by panicbeats on Thursday, July 2, 2009 , under , , | comments (0)



Beyonce - Concert in Barcelona in 2007Image via Wikipedia



Beyoncé and her mother, Tina Knowles, have noticed something: The words "House of Deréon" don't mean anything to potential customers. (It sounds made-up and insignificant, but according to Wikipedia, the name Deréon comes from Beyoncé's grandmother Agnèz Deréon, who worked as a seamstress.) "Sasha Fierce," however, resonates with young (possibly misguided) girls who might buy Beyoncé and Tina's clothes. So they're launching a new line for back-to-school called Sasha Fierce, inspired by Beyoncé's stage presence. Tina describes the collection as a reinterpretation of Beyoncé's Thierry Mugler costumes.

However, conceptually the collection differs greatly from Sasha Fierce's stage costumes in that the clothes are "subdued" to draw attention to the accessories. They include:
... a one-shoulder dress, black bodysuit, fake leather jacket with oversize collar, leggings, and destructed jeans with mesh and lace details lining the ripped material.

Emphasis ours, because nothing's sure to wow an eleventh-grader's love interests — and teachers — like Beyoncé's signature black bodysuit, which is the only outfit that can take a girl from second period to triathlon practice to a bank robbery. Tina describes the accessories as "really over-the-top." They include the usual shades, chains, and shoes, all as oversize, embellished, and metallic as possible. It all sounds perfect, except the merchandise list lacks two key elements: the metal glove and the money fan.



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