This is kinda old news, but it has progressed more to the point that casting has been picked and I guess HBO Max will be the platform it debuts on. My guess is that it'll be a movie, but part of me thinks it could be a series. The article I'm posting below, makes it sound like he will be making a show. Which I'm cool with, but I do hope they make a movie down the line as well.


Anway, his character will be another super powered being much like Superman himself, but he's going to be his own character.

Are you psyched to see a black Superman? Honestly wasn't that big on Super-Man in general, but maybe this will change things up a bit. And I guess in the comics, he goes up against a bad Superman or

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I don't think it's cool lumping both in with each other because they're polar opposites, but that's just me

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For those who don't know, Trip-hop is like a combo of hip hop and electronic music and was based in England. Popular names you'd hear are Portishead, Massive Attack, Tricky, DJ Krush, etc. I really got into it a decade ago when a friend introduced me to Portishead and they became one of my favorites. Listen to their debut album Dummy and their self titled album. Here are a couple good songs to give you an idea.

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77 songs, no album. Just 77 songs out there from one man.

01. Phresh Waves
02. Front To Back
03. Real Ones (Feat. Leslie Carron)
04. Mambo Show (Feat. Villin P & C-Red)
05. Mid Summer Love
06. Packman
07. Blessed (Feat. Bub Rock, Eddie Kaine & DJ Akil)
08. Game
09. Lift It uP! (Feat. King Card, Nems & Lil Fame)
10. Bk Opera

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Rome Streetz is having a year. The New York underground stalwart has been dropping lyrical gems for over a decade now, but more people are paying attention than ever, thanks to his Death & The Magician collaboration with DJ Muggs and show-stealing appearances like his “Kill All Rats” verse with Conway the Machine and Ransom. Westside Gunn recently told Complex that Rome gives him that ‘90s feel, and that’s what led to a signing with Griselda.

Rome says his name comes, in part, from killing cyphers and rap battles all over New York City back in the day, making valuable friendships and connections in various neighborhoods because of his skills. It’s fitting that his name harkens to a journey, because it hasn’t been a simple path for Rome. He was born in London and moved to New York City as an infant, before his mom sent him to live with his aunt in London to keep him out of trouble. While on the cusp of getting a record deal at 17, though, his aunt sent him back to New York. During our phone call, he divulges that he also endured the “ups and downs” of jail stints that hindered his career.

Even when he came home and locked in, his gritty, lyrically dense brand of hip-hop had a more difficult road in a city where media personalities like Ebro were calling any artist without a radio hit a “minor league” artist. But those kinds of superficial assertions have faded enough from the scene to allow spitters to be unabashedly themselves. One can take a look at last year’s lyricist-heavy nominations for the Best Rap Album Grammy, for instance. Rome stuck to his guns through multiple generations of New York rap, and he’s now taking advantage of the times to have what he says is “probably my best year” as a rapper.

Rome has already dropped three projects this year (the Muggs project, Genesis 1:27, and Razor’s Edge), and he’s set to release his Coup de Grâce collaboration with Ransom at the end of the month. Early feedback from their early October Quad Studios listening session indicates that the project will be another ‘21 favorite for hip-hop heads. We spoke with him about his winding career, Westside Gunn’s genius, and why his “pen has adrenaline.” The interview, lightly edited for clarity, is below.

'We're being pressured into sex by some trans women'​

"There's a common argument that they try and use that goes 'What if you met a woman in a bar and she's really beautiful and you got on really well and you went home and you discovered that she has a penis? Would you just not be interested?'" says Jennie, who lives in London and works in fashion.

"Yes, because even if someone seems attractive at first you can go off them. I just don't possess the capacity to be sexually attracted to people who are biologically male, regardless of how they identify."

Several people got in touch with me to say there was a "huge problem" for lesbians, who were being pressured to "accept the idea that a penis can be a female sex organ".

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You cannot make this up if you wanted to. How long are we going to keep placating this nonsense?

They described being harassed and silenced if they tried to discuss the issue openly. I received online abuse myself when I tried to find interviewees using social media.

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One of the lesbian women I spoke to, 24-year-old Amy*, told me she experienced verbal abuse from her own girlfriend, a bisexual woman who wanted them to have a threesome with a trans woman.

When Amy explained her reasons for not wanting to, her girlfriend became angry.

"The first thing she called me was transphobic," Amy said. "She immediately jumped to make me feel guilty about not wanting to sleep with someone."

She said the trans woman in question had not undergone genital surgery, so still had a penis.

"I know there is zero possibility for me to be attracted to this person," said Amy, who lives in the south west of England and works in a small print and design studio.

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So to rephrase, one of the partners in a lesbian relationship wanted to partake in penile stimulation and thus trojan horsed the concept by inviting a Trans Woman. When her girlfriend rebuked the idea, she bullied her and called her transphobic.

Another lesbian woman, 26-year-old Chloe*, said she felt so pressured she ended up having penetrative sex with a trans woman at university after repeatedly explaining she was not interested.

"I felt very bad for hating every moment, because the idea is we are attracted to gender rather than sex, and I did not feel that, and I felt bad for feeling like that," she said.

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So she willfully accepted a piping because she felt it was a woman with a penis and was disappointed that she didn't like it because the penis broke the illusion that she was with a woman.




If sexuality was a Christopher Nolan movie then this is Inception and we're now in Limbo.

I have a co-worker, let's just call her Karen (lol).

Karen likes to come into work every day and go on and on about how her good-for-nothing boyfriend and his good-for-nothing friends don't do anything. She has 2 kids with this guy, unmarried. One week he is cheating on her (so she thinks) and the next she is talking about cheating on him. I like to keep the peace at work and let people vent to me if they have to but this has been going on for a good 3 months now and I am tired of it. Karen is not a happy person and her drama is bringing me down.

How can I tell her that I don't want to hear this stuff anymore without her taking it wrong and causing tension at work?

They got me this morning, not sure why. They won't even let me appeal it. My new Twitter account is @x0gun1

Here are a few songs that take me back to better days, that instantly changes my mood.
what are some that do the same for you?

Loose Ends - Hanging On A String​

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Chaka Khan - I Feel for You​

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Soul II Soul - Back To Life​

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Soul For Real - Candy Rain​

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does that vindicate black men?


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Do you feel pressure to agree with the push to label the content homophobic or racist?

Do you think the league is using Gruden as a scapegoat, unwilling to address the blatant racist culture of the NFL in general?

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The Twitter link is a thread of the most important excerpts from the interview.

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I'm pretty sure he's not satisfied with the numbers from his latest effort. Unfortunately he is trying to hard to chase hits.

How long do you guys think it'll take until we have another black president? Or maybe the first female president? Or even the first asian president. idk. I imagine the next set of presidents will be white. It's like we moved backwards after Obama, and we're getting deeper back into the white presidents.

Do you think we'll have another black president in our lifetime?

“You know how many of your favorite WEST COAST artists I hand a hand in puttin on???” he tweeted.

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The Game believes he never got the right acknowledgment from the rap industry because he wasn't a “puppet” for money.

On Sunday night (Oct. 24), the Born 2 Rap emcee took to Twitter to get a few things off his chest regarding his hip hop career. “I never got my flowers from the industry cause wouldn’t be a puppet for the dollar bill #ThugLife,” he tweeted. “You know how many of your favorite WEST COAST artists I hand a hand in puttin on??? Just being a good nigga…. Was offered finders fees, could’ve signed niggas….. etc, I just wanted to see niggas from my side win.”

Game added, “Ask Dr. Dre…. Ask Top Dawg, ask niggas… I been solid for niggas since 2003 in this shit. The definition of ‘GOOD LOOKIN.’”

As REVOLT previously reported, earlier this year, the “Hate It Or Love It” spitter said that he was the best rapper to come out of Compton — even beating out Kendrick Lamar. Game made the declaration during a Clubhouse conversation with West Coast rappers Kxng Crooked and Glasses Malone. “Can’t nobody in Compton out rap Game, nigga. Can’t nobody in Compton out rap me,” he stated. “Kendrick my nigga. Kendrick doing his shit. I love that nigga to death. Nigga, I flew past Kendrick when that nigga was on foot, nigga, in a Range Rover and showed him how to do this shit.”

He continued, “Don’t play. Don’t play with Game name. Compton, nigga. Hardest nigga in Compton — rapping, lyricist, me. Any nigga that say any different, I’ll body him and any nigga he fuck with.” The “How We Do” MC also said that he considered Lamar, MC Ren and DJ Quik to be the top three rappers from his hometown, aside from himself.

Just wondering. If so how good and what can you build?

The academy awards, the golden globes, emmys, and more. It's all rich people rewarding themselves. I never understood how people actually tune in to these award shows. They don't mean anything in the long run, because they're all paid for by the hollywood elite anyway.

What are your thoughts on the award shows out there? Do you find them obnoxious like I do?