DAVID ORTIZ: THE OPPOSITE OF DAUNTE CULPEPPER

Athletes are usually in the position of having their ice taken, or mistakenly giving it away and asking for it back rather than taking people’s pieces. David Ortiz is trying to change things up little.

I need somebody to translate this video for me. I remember hearing a track or something with Big Papi and Mclaen but I don’t know what happened to it and it was in Spanish so I don’t know what it was saying. Don’t let me find out David Ortiz is the Lastings Milledge of Reggaeton.

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THE ’92 A.L. ALL-STARS USED SUPER POWERS

I don’t know what to say about the video itself.. It’s kinda funny, but it’s too fake for me. Everybody knows that MLB banned “super powers” in 1991 so that makes it impossible that Kirby Puckett could have been shooting lasers out of his eyes in the 1992 Midsummer Classic. I don’t know what “Jose Canseco shoots gays from his body” means and I don’t wanna know.

The actual 1992 All-Star game was an American League massacre. Kevin Brown was the winner, Tom Glavine the loser, in a 13-6 pounding by the A.L. Things were so bad for the National League that Tony Gwynn went 0-2 in front of his home crowd in San Diego. Ken Griffey Jr., Mark McGwire, Roberto Kelly, and Rueben Sierra all drove in 2 runs for the A.L. All-Stars. It’s a trip to look back over these rosters. Shout out to my man Tom Pagnozzi!!

I didn’t think their could be a video worse than this but I was wrong.

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FANTASY FOOTBALL RAP

This video sums up why I had to get out of the fantasy sports game.. It starts controlling your life and making you do foolish (albeit funny) shit.

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IT’S ON NOW

 

**HG’s note: I wasn’t planning to talk about Whitlock unless he did something or said something new. I found the song I had written about earlier so I had to drop this.**

When I found out that Jason Whitlock was working with “gangsta rappers” I labled him a hypocrite. He helped produce a Kansas City Chiefs theme song that’s performed by the type of people Jason says are ruining the black community. I talked about that here.

Now you can listen to the song. The lyrics aren’t overly gangsta, but if I was writing a Whitlockesque Hip Hop critique I could find fault with the language. I wasn’t expecting anything too hardcore since it’s for the Chiefs, and it’s dedicated to Derrick Thomas.

My only issue with any of this is that Whitlock has been so adamant about his disdain for Hip Hop yet he’s working with the 57th Street Rogue Dog Villians. Something tells me their cd is a little different from a Mos Def or Common cd. It was probably their MySpace page (where Whitlock is listed as a friend) that tipped me off.

I’m all for people being succesful. I’m not mad at Jason for being all over tv garnering national attention. I’m mad that he’s trying to put down Hip Hop in order to raise up his career. He must have forgotten about this:

When Jason Whitlock, a sportswriter for the Kansas City Star and sometimes sports reporter on ESPN commissioned 5150 to produce all the music for his radio show the opportunity allowed 5150 to reach a larger more mainstream audience and aided in its being recognized as a legitimate fixture in the rap hip/hop production industry..so much so that the team at 5150 was asked to create fight songs for the Kansas City Royals baseball team and the University of Missouri’s basketball team.

Whitlock, my brotha, just tell us what it is. Are you still rolling with the Villians? Do you condone their use of the “N” word? Do you use the “N” word when you’re hangin with them? Did you tell Oprah you’re an aspiring Hip Hop producer?

Dr. J courtesy of You Been Blinded

Somebody else on Whitlock’s bumper. Courtesy of Chiefs Planet

Listen to “It’s On Now”. Courtesy of World Sentiment user KC2win

The quote in the middle of my post was taken from this dude’s MySpace.

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