Prince waking chicks up and kicking them out of the house re-enactment
Prince accused of physical, emotional abuse in unreleased documentary, report says
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yes, he commented on not being paid properly, and how prince invited out to paisley to perform, then cancelled and refuse to fund him his bread
Or Andre Cymone?
I've read 2 books about him. He was very controlling and was sometimes bad with money & business decisions, but I've never heard anything about him being physically abusive. Those that worked for him did say he played weird mind games at times. Just like Maurice White, he was a "my way or the highway" type of guy. When you start to study the all-time greats, when you're a musical genius, you're going to suffer in the personality department. Shit, it's like that with anyone that's a genius.
Or Brown Mark?
Prince whenever he heard chicks listening to Michael Jackson songs instead of his
prince: how bout that for greatest hits bitch
prince: how bout that for greatest hits bitch
So once upon a time I said Prince was gay. Ninjas were up in arms ready to put my head on a stake.
Reason I said it was cause gay means more than just sex with dudes. It also describes men who dress or act like women.
Dude wore female stripper clothes on stage. Dude dressed in full drag. Dude called himself Camille.
THATS GAY.
But, you'll never find bigger Prince fans than me and my family. ALL US love that nigga. For about 15 years Prince's music was the soundtrack of my life.
Just like it was with Luther Vandross, Freddie Jackson and others, you can be their fans while being honest about who they are.
You forgot a main thing... that sexy motherfucker song where this nig was wearing ass out pants singing “ shaking that ass, shaking that ass” gayest shit ever.. everytime nigs try to defend Prince I always bring up that fucking song and said if some nig from the block fucked 1000 bad bitches but walk around with ass out jeans, heels, and twerks you gonna say he straight. Nigs always get quiet.. if that nig wasn’t a musical icon nobody would defend that faggotry
I don't disagree with your statement. Which is the reason I don't adhere to this cancel culture. George Mike was my dude, love his music and the brothers you mentioned above as well. If they wrote or meant for the songs to be for a dude
Doesn't have anything to do with who "I" think of when I listen to their music. If we judged every entertainer for things they have done, there would be very little entertainment to enjoy IMO. As I mentioned earlier, EVERYONE, has demons. Just like Puff, shit he did was horrible across the board. But that fool put out some bangers and helped others put out bangers. So do I cancel every artist that he worked with?
Let me be clear. A man putting his hands on a woman is coward shit to me, but I can't control another mans actions, nor do I wish to.
In the end if one doesn't control the ego, and have a sense of peace within, then what's it all for? I choose to take from an artist what makes me feel good about their work and leave the rest to the Universe.
Still jamin this
i didnt forget a COT DAMN thing.
i DID NOT WANT to mention that traumatizing BULLSHIT.
i thought we were cool mayne. i thought we were cool.
i didnt forget a COT DAMN thing.
i DID NOT WANT to mention that traumatizing BULLSHIT.
i thought we were cool mayne. i thought we were cool.
White people constantly complain about history holding them accountable.
Christopher Columbus, Thomas Jefferson, all those monuments, etc.
Why the attacks on black men ?
I mean, I know why... But you better ask yourselves that.
I mean, I know why... But you better ask yourselves that.
Me too but I’m looking at the source
two back to back documentary’s shit on black men
Let’s spread this shit out a little
Give me some shit ion Mick Jagger or David Bowie
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