[lil_sunshine]

Originally posted by Afrochic


Ok don't laugh but I thought they were saying baby no more crying, I get so excited, you know I like it, I try but I can't find it. And then I ride in the car wondering WTF are they talking about, she is crying so wth is he trying to find?. That was until I listened closely.

Ok now, This Woman's work, what is the very first line Maxwell sings because I don't understand it for the life of me. This is what I say, I may have turned it into a church song but hey ain't nuffin wrong with that shoo..
Pray God you can call
Lost and outside
This woman's work, this woman's work
Ooooohh lloooo hard oh yea
blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah craft
blah blah
I know you gotta little life in you yet

See I'm bad yall, don't know a dang word. As long as that song has been out I still don't know it.

One more song, I don't know whether this is regional or what but it's this reject rapper with a song called "My Neck, My Back." It's in the top 10 of worst songs of all times. Anyway she said
I walk in the club so mean
I got a unit of my face so clean

Now what in the hell is a unit?

Now Afrochic, I won't get started with that Maxwell song, which I loooove so much more on the MTV Unplugged CD than on Now. Maybe because of the way he sang it, yeah that's it. I can't figure out the words to that song for the life of me either, nor can I understand the significance of him swimming across the damn street!!! Now as far as the Southern female reject rapper is concerned, I heard that damn song when I went to Tuscaloosa, AL and I was completely repulsed by it!!!!! What ever happened to DISCRETION, especially in sexual relationships? Well, Lil' Kim started that chit, so I guess now that she's not doing anything, more hoodrat hoochie mamas gotta come out with their own "flavor." I also remember hearing a song by some guy talking about, "I Wanna F*** You in the @$$." Tell me why I wanted to gag so bad! Again, I was like, "Can you please exercise discretion?" I also noticed that in ALabama and Nawth Cackalacka, they play the "chocha" part of "Pass the Courvoisier" on the radio. I was like, "They play that part down here?" And my friends said, "Yeah, why?" I was like, "They don't play that part in NYC."