Rapper Crosses The Line With Controversial Lyrics

March 26, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Rick Ross Raps About Date Rape Rick Ross might be liberal with his raps about "yayo," guns and Jesus pieces, but a recent lyrics about date rape stands out from the rest. Ross collaborated with Atlanta rapper Rocko for the single, titled "U.O.E.N.O.," off Rocko's mixtape "Gift of Gab 2." Although the mix dropped in February, the track featuring Ross is just now gaining traction because of a lyric presumably about date rape.  Continue reading... Headed For Divorce? Study Links Hair Loss To Cancer STYLE IN THE WILD: Inside Fashion's Big Night SIMPLY STUNNING Zimmerman's Brother Compares Trayvon To Alleged Killer WATCH: How Alicia Keys Gets That Smokin' Hot Body 'White Student Union' Plans Nighttime Patrols At College SIMPLY STUNNING 'Waiting To Exhale' Sequel Update More Shocking Tales Of Fashion Industry Racism Rick Ross Raps About Date Rape ROBERT WEST Stormé DeLarverie: In a Storm of Indifference, She's Still a Jewel The name may not ring a bell, but it should. Stormé performed with the legendary Jewel Box Revue and may have been the person who threw the first punch in the Stonewall riots. A gay icon who gave so much to the LGBT community should not be living out her final years in relative obscurity. Continue reading... LATHAM THOMAS Q & A With Actress and New Mom Tamera Mowry Housley Tamera, who's mom to three-month-old Aden, takes five to answer a few questions about pregnancy, parenting, entrepreneurship and personal style. Continue reading... HERMENE HARTMAN The Haute Couture of Eunice Johnson The exhibit showcases fashions from the Ebony Fashion Fair that began in 1958 and traveled America until 2009. The show was an elegant fashion show with black models. Continue reading... AVIS JONES-DEWEEVER Do We Hate Our Children? In America, we talk a good game about loving our children, but do we walk the walk? A harsh look at our practices and an honest assessment of our outcomes suggest, sadly, that we do not. Continue reading... SABRINA LAMB Anatomy of a Movement: When Enough Was Enough It felt like I was struck by a ton of bricks when I viewed the Oxygen Media pilot of their offensively titled All My Babies' Mamas. Now erased from the Internet, the 'show' depicted the most egregious stereotypes of black families. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003