Is Stevie J Ruining His Name As A Music Producer With Joseline Hernandez

 

Stevie J and Joseline Hernandez

Puerto Rico has a rich legacy of furnishing the world with great musicians. Puerto Ricans and their descendants, such as Tito Puente, Bobby Cruz, Frankie Ruiz, Marc Anthony and Elvis Crespo, to name a few, have done big things in music with their talent. Now here comes Joseline "The Puerto Rican Princess" Hernandez messing it up for everybody. 

 

Look at this...these two killed a couch to make their matching outfits

Joseline's fake husband, Stevie J, who is actually her fiancé, is a Grammy award winning producer. So it baffles everyone, down to his best friend, magazine publisher and rapper, Benzino, that he is creating music for Joseline, who is basically talking gibberish on the mic. Benzino snapped during this week's episode of "Love And Hip Hop Atlanta" that even his father, who is Puerto Rican doesn't understand a word of what Joseline is rapping in Spanish on her songs (LOL). Being inauthentic is not a good thing. 

Stevie J and Joseline as Ike and Tina Turner (how ironic, as she accused him of beating her)

All my Puerto Rican friends, even the ones born in Miami, speak Spanish very well. Yet Joseline says she was born in Puerto Rico, but other Hispanic people don't understand what she is saying. How can that be. Could it be her name is not Joseline Hernandez as she claims (she was arrested several years ago under another name). Could it be she is laying on a fake accent really thick for the cameras (when she was booed in Texas last month, bloggers noted Joseline's Spanish accent mysteriously disappeared for a bit). Is she really Joseline or Jonisha from around the way (LOL yes, I know I'm wrong for that).

Love And Hip Hop Atlanta’s Joseline Hernandez And Stevie J Marry In Ceremony That Make People Think She’s A Man

Joseline Hernandez has manly features

According to reports, Joseline Hernandez And Stevie J of the reality show "Love And Hip Hop Atlanta" married in a civil ceremony in her native Puerto Rico. Civil partnerships are often used by gay people. This adds to persistent online speculation that Hernandez is actually a man, who’s had a sex change to look like a woman.

Joseline Hernandez and Stevie J

Hernandez is photogenic, albeit in a manly way, differs from her pretty reality TV counterpart, Evelyn Lozada of "Basketball Wives" as the aspiring rapper is very masculine and muscular. Stevie J, who found her as a prostitute, is determined to make Joseline a star, but she can’t sing and the rap music she has released is indistinct. 
 

Love And Hip Hop Atlanta

Joseline, 35, can be quite haughty on the show, slamming others on "Love And Hip Hop Atlanta" for being "old" (see: aspiring singer Carly Red, aged 47). However, their music and looks stand out more than Joseline's songs and image.

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Famous Shooting Victim Hector Macho Camacho Dies After Being Taken Off Life Support

Crime scene of shooting of Hector Macho Camacho and his childhood friend, who is a convicted felon

 

Boxer Hector "Macho" Camacho died this past weekend, after doctors took him off life support, at the request of his family. It was an agonizing decision for them. Camacho's mom appeared on Spanish language television crying outside the hospital.

 

Hector Camacho

Camacho died of a heart attack, succumbing to his injuries that stemmed from a drug related drive by shooting in his native Puerto Rico. He was 50-years-old. The former boxer became famous in the 1980s for his flamboyant style and fast hands. However, his life was also plagued by drug, alcohol and domestic violence issues.

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Boxer Hector Macho Camacho Brain Dead After Drug Related Car Shooting

Boxer Hector Macho Camacho Brain Dead After Drug Related Car Shooting (Video)

 

Famous Puerto Rican boxer, Hector "Macho" Camacho, was gunned down in a drive by shooting yesterday in his home country, as he sat as a passenger in a car outside a bar. Camacho, who was raised in New York and lives in Florida, sustained bullet wounds to the face and neck, with doctors subsequently pronouncing him brain dead.

The driver of the targeted vehicle, 49-year-old Adrian Mojica Moreno, was been pronounced dead. Today it was reported cocaine was present in the car occupied by Camacho. Police have also detained a man in a white van for questioning, as he was seen speeding away from the crime scene.

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26 Dead And $48 Billion In Damage Due To Hurricane Irene

Thousands Homeless And Millions Without Electricity

Massive hurricane Irene, which slowly churned over the East Coast of America, moving through multiple states, has left 21 people dead and approximately $45 billion dollars in damage in the United States, due to flooding, damaged buildings and economic shutdowns. Over 4,000,000 people have been left without electricity and for some it will be two weeks before it returns.

The hurricane left 5 people dead in the Caribbean and created roughly $3 billion dollars in damage to the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Turks and Caicos and the Dominican Republic. Tens of thousands of people have been left homeless. It has become one of the costliest hurricanes in history. The hurricane is said to be heading towards Canada.

U.S. President Barack Obama

The U.S. government is warning people to be vigilant in the coming days, as the swelling of rivers in America could mean additional flooding. A few prominent individuals mocked the seriousness of the hurricane as overblown, but any storm that leaves over two dozen casualties and nearly $50 billion in damage is serious.

As someone that has lived through 5 hurricanes, including Andrew, I can attest, it is not something to be taken lightly. After hurricane Wilma, there was no electricity for two weeks, which was an unpleasant experience and not just due to having no internet or regular television service, but the pervasive darkness. Still, others have had it worse (see: Hurricane Katrina).

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U.S. FBI Agent To Surrender For Puerto Rico Murder

FBI Director Robert S. Mueller - a murderer in his own right, after sitting on Fort Hood intel that could have prevented the terrible terrorist incident

FBI Agent, Jared Hewitt, is to be extradited to Puerto Rico, to face criminal charges for killing a police officer on the island, during a raid. Previously, there was another FBI related incident in Puerto Rico, where an unarmed man was shot to death. The FBI claims he refused to surrender, while witnesses state they simply opened fire on him.

Why is the FBI always shooting the wrong person. A number of deaths have happened in this manner in America as well. FBI agents have shot civilians, who were innocent. They have also shot and in some cases killed, their fellow agents in the field. They need to revise gun protocols and procedures, as this should not keep happening and so frequently.

FBI Agent Charged With Negligent Homicide in Shooting Death of Puerto Rican Cop During Raid

Any time something tragic like this happens, it’s a public relations nightmare. Authorities charged an FBI agent with negligent homicide on Friday in the alleged “friendly fire” shooting death of a Puerto Rican policeman during a gun battle with kidnappers last year.

Justice Secretary Antonio Sagardia told reporters that special agent Jared Hewitt is accused of shooting 12-year police veteran Orlando Gonzalez Ortiz during a joint raid to rescue a kidnap victim.

Sagardia said Hewitt is no longer in Puerto Rico, but FBI commanders have assured local authorities that he will soon travel to the U.S. Caribbean territory for the prosecution...

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