In response to recent events, America’s favorite Asian woman, has posted up a diatribe entitled The progressive “climate of hate”. {{1}} [[1]]You know what’s there. Ain’t worth the link.[[1]] I like the part where she calls out the left on playing politics “in the middle of a national tragedy”, then goes ahead and steps up to the plate anyway. Sigh.

She has a point though—haters are everywhere—but it’s kinda like the pot callin’ the kettle black, ya know? {{2}} [[2]]Well, in this case the kettle is made out of steel and is more of a greyish tint. But I digress.[[2]] Anyway, I don’t wanna go much further into the world of politricks. I only brought it up cuz it reminded me of a dope song:

Prometheus Brown—Michelle Malkin

Prometheus Brown from the Blue Scholars samples up some of that good ol’ Sade to express some thoughts a lotta brown folk have probably thought about this pinay:

And now They treat her like a darling /
It’s gotta be disheartening /
Knowing that you’ll never be a malibu barbie
Fried fish stinkin’ up your crib; You cried probly /
But Oddly /
Now you’re reppin’ for the party

What do you think? Is Ms. Malkin an Uncle Tom, as Geo suggests? I dunno, and personally, I wouldn’t go as far to call her one. Gotta remember Hanlon’s Razor and all.

Fuck. Yes. Without a doubt Varsity Blues, Murs’ six-track EP is my favorite album from everyone’s favorite rapper. Though not his most popular (but probably definitely his most emo) project, Murs is following up the 2002 gem with Varsity Blues 2, releasing the title track produced by Aesop Rock himself on 900 Bats.

Murs- “Varsity Blues 2″

Classic Back In The Day artist, Ahmad teams up with Crooked I for this dope track off his upcoming Mixtape, The Death of Me.

A satirical video that addresses issues of police brutality, racial profiling, and the not-so-recent trend of professional athletes running into problems with the law.

Oh and did you hear that one about JaMarcus Russell getting popped for leanin? Oh wait, its not a joke. This will be one for the morning BART commute.

The man Murs said it best, “Don’t do drugs harder than you.”

I guess it’s about more than “That Tree“

Mississippi Makin' It

Good Shit man. Jes don’t let em lock you down.

Big Krit – Watch Me Work
Big K.R.I.T. – Bout Money
Big K.R.I.T. Money Outcha

[via Traps N Trunks]