BLOGGERATSI: July 2010

Friday, July 9, 2010

Malice Vlog - This Is Only A Test

Clipse frontman Malice presents his 7th Vlog: This is Only A Test.

This edition is a Trap interpretation of the Biblical story of Job, Who was put through a hardship by Satan with God's permission as a test of his faith. Malice inserts the idiom into the hustler's world, where drug-fueled empires can come crashing resoundingly in an instant. With some decent acting this could be a classic, but who else but Malice is bringing more engaging vlogs. He may take a bit of time in between releasing them, but they are worth the wait.

This Is Only A Test from Malice of the Clipse on Vimeo.

A Re-Up Gang Films & Illusive Media presentation.

DMX Studio Sighting

DMX is back home doing what's he brilliant for. Hopefully he'll stay out of trouble long enough to pull himself back into current-day hip hop respectability. After that revealing VH1 Behind The Music Special, you can't help but root for Dark Man X's comeback.

Courtesy of Dame Grease and Vacant Lot Films

Spotted at Nah Right

Ahh, for the love of Futbol

Call it whatever you want, Futbol, Football or Soccer, the world's most popular game has it's fair share of estrogen-fueled frenzy, despite the popular perception of stadiums being full of boisterous, beer sipping, stone throwing hooligans. And this World Cup has provided it's fair share of beauty to go along with the booting...of the ball of course.

First, Coach Diego Maradona proclaimed he would run naked through the streets of Buenos Aires if Argentina brought the title home. After an emphatic 4-0 loss to the Germans, maybe we should still make the soccer legend deliver on his- wait, the Paraguayans to the rescue!

Larissa Riquelme, lingerie model, had also matched Maradona's promise: if Paraguay won the tournament, she would've streaked through Asuncion naked. Spain stopped Paraguay's respectable run in the tournament in the quarterfinals, but Larissa, still proud of her team, has announced she will still run the streets of the capital, Asuncion. We're assuming the caveat to wear body paint in Paraguay's colors will still hold.