Love And Hip Hop New York is so dysfunctional. Bisexual aspiring singer Erica Mena, her look alike girlfriend Cyn Santana and their crazy love triangle with Rich, the man underwriting her career is very convoluted. While Erica is still harboring feelings for Rich, who broke her heart, she is also using him for his money, as he is paying for her dance and recording studio time, as well as promo fees in attempting to launch her career (Was it just me or did the moment Erica tell Cyn to "look into my eyes" you realized Cyn is slightly cross-eyed and that was the best she could do to look forward).
The official blog for singer, writer, director and human rights advocate Aisha and her affiliated web sites.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Love And Hip Hop New York Is More Proof Rappers Cheat On Their Women
Love And Hip Hop New York is so dysfunctional. Bisexual aspiring singer Erica Mena, her look alike girlfriend Cyn Santana and their crazy love triangle with Rich, the man underwriting her career is very convoluted. While Erica is still harboring feelings for Rich, who broke her heart, she is also using him for his money, as he is paying for her dance and recording studio time, as well as promo fees in attempting to launch her career (Was it just me or did the moment Erica tell Cyn to "look into my eyes" you realized Cyn is slightly cross-eyed and that was the best she could do to look forward).
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Rap And Violence Towards Women: Rapper Joe Budden Beats Video Girl Causing Miscarriage
Esther Baxter and Joe Budden
Last month, it was rapper Gucci Mane, violently pushing a woman out of a vehicle, after a previous incident where he publicly punched his girlfriend in the face. This month, it is rapper Joe Budden, who beat his video model girlfriend, Esther Baxter, so badly, she miscarried their child, after two months of pregnancy. The distraught model sent very graphic photos to a website to be published, wanting to tell the world what was done to her. She is going to need prayer after such a trauma.
Rap music has to change. The violence towards women before and behind the scenes must stop. Violence has nothing to do with music or equality. It is one of the worst byproducts of humankind. Artists have a responsibility to their audiences, to police themselves in the types of images they portray to the public. Those refusing to do so, do not need to be in the public eye or have a record deal.
RELATED ARTICLES
Gucci Mane Arrested Again - This Time For Pushing Woman Out Of A Moving Car
Woman Beater Jay- Z Says He Is No Gandhi
New Photos Released From The Night Chris Brown Beat Up Rihanna



