Sunday, June 20, 2010

LEBRON’S SIDEPIECE


Lebron James aka King James and what I like to call him Lebanon James has two children with his long time girlfriend and high school sweetheart, Savannah Brinson. I would say that they should just get married, but for what, so he can break their wedding vows? Let’s be honest most of the men in the NBA and every other pro league, cheat on their women. Sorry, sorry, just keepin it one hunnit!!! And I’m not sure if I can even blame them. Having beautiful (and not so beautiful) women throwing themselves at their feet after every game. Waiting by their hotel room door, and if they are really good, hiding inside their hotel room behind the shower curtain (haha). Anyways point is, these men DO NOT need to be in any type of relationship until they are retired, and even then it would be hard (literally). And if they do, these women getting in the relationships need not be naïve. I know you would love to think that you can change your man, but honey, YOU CAN’T!!!

So we know these players on and off the court are getting it in with lots of chicks, but we never know who these girls are on a first name basis. These girls are not humanized to us, just another bustdown…right? Well not today, because a source tells me about this girl Angie Marie, a beautiful Ms. Illinois Hawaiian Tropic Pageant contestant. I will not give her full name, I’ll let her do that and take advantage of this opportunity provided to her. Haha. Because if she was smart and a business woman she would take this story straight to TMZ or somebody. Make like Tiger’s hoes and get paid honey, or at least get you a cover story haha.

Angie has posted on her facebook status several posts about being flown in on private jets, going with friends to eat dinner with lebron, moe Williams, and Sebastian Telfair, etc (allegedly). It all started with a post stating that Lebron just blew me a kiss and bought me a shot. She finally got some smarts and deleted all these posts to cover her tracks, but it’s too late heifa you can’t delete what’s already been seen. And she had floor side seats at his game against the bulls. How awkward (and shady) is it that you are watching Lebron’s game with his gf and baby mama probably a few seats away. I don’t know maybe Savannah and Lebron have some sort of agreement. All I know is this is some kind of mess…but nothing new to the game.

LOVE STUNNA

P.S.THIS STORY WAS UP AND REMOVED A WHILE BACK BUT I DECDIDED TO REPOST BECAUSE ITS TRUTH...AND SOMETIMES THE TRUTH HURTS

Saturday, June 19, 2010

TOYA= WORST NITE OF MY LIFE


Last weekend, June 12, I heard Toya from Tiny and Toya was going to be at club ICE. So I was thinking ok ok this might be fun. I’m not exactly the biggest Toya fan, but she aight I suppose. Plus she gotta baby by my boyfriend, Lil’ Wayne which I’m not to thrilled about…but I digress.

So let me begin from the very start. My girls and I decided we wanted to go out, I heard about Toya and I remembered my friend is like in love with her, so it sounded like a great idea (at the time). We plan a nice little dinner at 9 and then head out to ICE after. Well first off we were running mad late as usual. CP-TIME!! Finally we get ready and it storms BAD! The girls are like ‘what’s the hold up. Let’s go!’ Hello? Do ya’ll see this tornado out my window; I ain’t going anywhere right now. So we all chillin in my apt, having fun until two of the girls start bickering about something. It was hilarious, so I decide it’s a perfect time to USTREAM.

So finally the storm passes, I ask the girls if they have gas money and they say yes of course. I’m like cool let’s ride out then. Finally we get to Indy and its perfect weather…this is going to be a good nite! My friend decides she wants to change her clothes in the parking garage lol. So she asks for my keys and changes. She locks the doors and puts my keys in the bag…in the trunk and someone closes it. NOOOOO!!!! WTF!!! WHY ME?? She locked the keys in the trunk yo! At this point my night is officially sucky! I find a cop, he tells me it would prolly be around $75 for a locksmith to get it open…ok NOW my night is officially sucky. I’m tyna be positive, I wanna have fun, but how can I, waiting for a chick I don’t care about and then I gotta pay $20 to get in…ANDDD I know my fate at the end of the nite is about to be $75 for a mistake I didn’t commit.

Finally we get into the club and I have fun for about 30 minutes and somehow I get split up with the other 3 girls. So for the rest of the night I’m by myself  I’m like F it I might as well go in VIP (with no wristband). The bouncer was like naw babygirl, where is your bracelet? I’m like oh I’m just tryna see if my friends are up here. He looked at me and smiled cuz he knew what I was up to, so I just kept walking…running actually haha. So I’m up in there the rest of the night pretty much…finally I see Toya. Everyone is like ‘Hey Toya’! This chick doesn’t bat an eyelash at anyone, she just keeps walking, don’t smile, wave, say hi…nothing. So of course ppl are mad because dang we paid 20 bucks to see you, VIP-goers paid more and you can’t speak, you being Ghetto Hollywood now? C’mon bish you are famous for being a baby mama. You have no talent! So now I’m really heated. What else can go wrong? I paid $20 for this bougie bish, my keys are locked in my car and I’ve been in the club by myself for at least an hour.

Finally find these heffas and they like ‘where you been?’ Me: ‘NO! Just shut up!!’ I was like I was upstairs in VIP, I saw Toya and she is nothing to shake a stick at, and I’m ready to go. Those words clearly fell on deaf ears because they insisted I get them upstairs to see her. So making a long story short…get them in VIP, more rudeness and bougieness from Toya’s camp, pissing on the floor, screaming staff members, and security threatening to kick us out due to my drunkard friend, we leave the club. I got my keys from the locksmith with no kind of financial donation from anyone in the car, not to mention no gas money. At least one friend told me not to worry and that she will give me the money later. The moral of the story is no more clubbing with Z-list celebrities and no more kickin it with people unless they put the money in my hand. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you. No more bottle poppin on my dime.

LOVE STUNNA

P.S. I’m over it now and cool with the friends involved, this is just how I felt at the time xoxo

DRAKE COULDN’T BE MORE AMAZING


If you haven’t copped Drake’s new album, “Thank Me Later”, then you are less than a fool, and if you plan on getting it, then I take that back. But this album has a little bit of everything, which mean everyone will LOVE it. Usually when I buy an album I have one or two fave songs, but with this one I can’t choose just one! Drizzy is a lyrical dude which means anyone with a brain can appreciate this album. His story is endearing, his wordplay is refreshing, and his charisma is well…I don’t know…panty-dropping! I’ve had this cd playing non-stop since I bought it Tuesday morning. I beg you guys to go get this album TODAY…ok ‘Thank Me Now’.

LOVE STUNNA

P.S. Fireworks: gettin the business/ lovey dovey song
Up All Night: lil thuggish, Nicki Minaj fans will love
Fancy: such a fun club song!
Thank Me Now: just an all around great song

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

TO BE CELEBRITY BOUND THERE’S NUNN BETTER


Meeting Natalie Nunn from Bad Girls Club 4 last Saturday was the best night of my life!! My roommate text me one day last week “yo Natalie is going to be in Louisville this Saturday”. I knew right then I was going. I was just hoping I wouldn’t have to go solo. My roomie wasn’t for sure where she was going to be and I was searching frantically…but no luck. I tweet Natalie often but with all of her followers she can’t reply to everyone which is understandable…so I took another stab at nonetheless asking her to confirm that she would actually be in the “ville”. She later replied to me that she would, at Club Petrus. Lmao I don’t know why I was so excited that she tweeted me back but I was…I mean who am I kidding I was so excited cuz it was @missnatalienunn herself talking to me (@chelleshell13)!!!





So I invited all my friends to go and we got ready the next night to head down to the “ville”. Super happy I was I just couldn’t believe what was to come. I didn’t know what to expect. I wasn’t for sure if we would actually meet her or if she would be in her own VIP room or if she would be snotty or stuck up. I was just excited and had an open mind. So we finally make it to Petrus, after getting mad lost haha. Walk in lookin like str8 divas…and drum roll please NATALIE NUNN. We run up to her showering her with love. She looked so pretty. We took mad pictures with her…I got to sit VIP with her while she signed an autographed poster for me. Later she danced with us and then we took the party to the bar for more pictures. And we just clowned with Nat all night. That’s one of the most fun down-to-earth girls I’ve met for real. She was not actin all Hollywood. We talked about everything from her traveling around the world to the potty mouth, Kat Stacks lol. It was no holds barred -keep it 100! Nat even shouted me out on twitter with a tweetphoto. Gosh it was soooo fun!!





Thanks Natalie for a great night…I will see you in L.A. soon!!!

LOVE STUNNA

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

KHLOE KARDASHIAN PREGGO??


We can now put the rumors to rest. Khloe kardashian is NOT 2 mos pregnant. Although she is open to motherhood and cant wait to have a lil baby Odom! Good luck!

Thursday, May 27, 2010

SHANE ELI: A TASTE OF WHAT’S TO COME


Allow me to introduce to you an up and coming artist who is so multi-talented. He has written, produced and recorded his own album called “The Push” set to release on June 15th. I personally am excited for this album to drop. Shane Eli, a charming kid from L.A. who has truly impressed me over the few months that I’ve been lucky enough to know him, is living his dream. But the sky is not the limit it is only the checkpoint! You see people trying to promote their music via facebook, myspace, twitter, or out the back of their trunk…and I honestly haven’t heard anything that I would bat an eyelash at. But this kid right here nigga…this kid right here…is the TRUTH!! First song I heard from him is called “Grey Area” and I knew right then that this dude got something here… So I continued to follow Mr. Shane and he just continued to impress me.



I’ve seen him come leaps and bounds in such a short time seem like. Not to mention his lil gig he had on Fox Business Network a few weeks ago, talking about his recording efforts. I’m still trying to figure out why I was so hyped he was on tv…like it was me on there lol. I guess it’s just because I was so proud of him and I believe in him so much. I know he is going nowhere but UP!!!



Besides his talent, Shane is a kind-hearted person, real down to earth kind of guy, and has a great sense of humor. That type of genuineness and sincerity coupled with his extraordinary talent will be a 1-2 punch that’s undeniable in the music business. So he better not get big-headed haha. And ladies if nothing else give him a chance just cuz he’s easy on the eyes lol. Recently Shane was kind enough to answer some questions so that I and the rest of the world can get to know him just a little bit better:


SF: Where were you born and raised? What were the struggles you encountered growing up as a bi-racial child?
I was born in Canada, grew up mostly in Los Angeles, and lived in the Bahamas for extended periods. I think the struggles I encountered were ones I partially created for myself. As a kid, you don’t realize that people say things just to stop you from shining, and those aren’t the people you should take seriously, but as a kid it still hurts. I think that everyone has some kind of identity issues they’re working through, but for me, growing up biracial meant I didn’t really know where I fit in. I wasn‘t “black enough” for some, and I was “too black” for others. What I ended up realizing is, I belong everywhere, and because of that upbringing, I feel comfortable in almost any social situation.



SF: When you were little what did you want to be when you grew up?
The first thing I can remember wanting to be is a spy. I grew up watching James Bond movies (the old Connery joints) and then I realized real spies don’t just sleep with beautiful girls and wear fresh tuxes. I really liked Biology, so after giving up on my spy dreams, I thought about being a marine biologist - but it didn’t take long before I realized I wanted to do something in the arts. I used to draw a lot and I’ve been writing poetry and lyrics since I was a teenager. Arts and Entertainment became more of a focus as I grew up.

SF: What is the very 1st album you ever purchased?
I owned a bunch of cassette tapes that were mixes of stuff, but the first CD I remember buying was Wrecks n’ Effect’s “Hard or Smooth” when I was 10 years old. Rump Shaker is still one of the most ridiculous beats ever.

SF: Who are your inspirations?
As far as writing lyrics is concerned, there are the obvious influences: Biggie, Jay-Z, Common and Outkast, but there’s also the Pharcyde, The Alkaholiks and the DOC. Growing up in LA, there was a lot of stuff to choose from in the early 90’s and the latter half really stood out to me as unique and expressive in a way that some artists are lacking today. On the production side, I pull from everywhere. I listen to more rock/soul/reggae and electronic music than I do hip-hop, so when I make beats I don’t feel pressured to follow the current trends. When I first started, I tried to emulate my favorite producers so I could sound relevant, Timbo, Just Blaze, Neptunes, et al., but now I feel comfortable drawing little bits of everything I’m into and melding it together to suit my mood.

SF: Tell me your unique story of recording this album “The Push”.
I spent the better part of four years teaching myself how to make music. Most Friday nights, I’d stay in the house just making beats until all hours of the night. I tried to place tracks with some local artists who were really talented but couldn’t put the business side of things together. I got frustrated waiting for other people to hustle and get my name out. I decided to make The Push because I was tired of waiting. I wrote, produced and recorded the entire album in the bedroom and kitchen of my Los Angeles apartment. All 15 tracks on The Push are original – created without sampling other artists’ works. When I finished it, I put up a post on a music blog asking if anyone knew of an engineer that could mix on the cheap, and I got a response from Damien Lewis, assistant engineer to the legendary Phil Tan at Atlanta’s Soapbox Studios. The dude was a GODSEND. Not only an amazing engineer, but a good guy, who really helped with advice and connecting me with mastering engineer Johnny Horesco, whose recent credits include Usher, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, and Bow Wow.

SF: What made you take a leap of faith to produce and record an album on your own?
I realized that I had the potential to do it, but kept living off that potential instead of actually DOING it. So many times I’m around intelligent, creative people who are capable of so much, but because they know that they’re capable of it, they never follow through. They’re content with just knowing. I decided I had to know if I could really do it. So, on Jan 1st 2010 I got a tattoo – it was a quote my mom had on a bulletin board when I was a kid, “THOSE WHO DON’T CREATE THE FUTURE THEY WANT MUST ENDURE THE FUTURE THEY GET” (Draper L. Kauffman). I didn’t tell anyone about the tattoo. On January 2nd, I started recording. I would come home from work and either make a beat or record a song. The upsides to producing, recording and engineering an album on your own are limitless creative control and a flexible timeline - but there are huge downsides as far as recording quality and promotion are concerned — recording your lyrics in a linen closet is not a good look. But I put every ounce of my soul, and everything I could afford into this, so I’m going to throw it out there and see if it sticks.

SF: When making the album did you ever feel discouraged or want to give up? If so, what made you keep ‘PUSHing’?
No, I didn’t really get discouraged. I think there were times I wished I could afford a better piece of a equipment, and times when I wished I could call in a live horn section or something to make a song sound way bigger, but I was realistic with my goals for this album. Considering the limited resources, I think it sounds pretty good, and it’s a good starting point for where I can go with my music in the future.

SF: The track you produced for Diggy is sick! And in the words of my sister ‘disgusting’…lol. How did you come about working with Dig on the song “What They Been Waiting For”?
Haha, tell your sister I love her. The Diggy song came about in a funny way actually. I was just about to log off Twitter, when someone retweeted something in my news feed about “submit tracks to diggymanagement@blahblah.com” - so I quickly emailed three beats to that address. I thought nothing of it - then three weeks later I got a call from Diggy’s manager and he bugged out like, “this shit is ridiculous…we want it,” and that was that. Diggy recorded the song the next week and shot the video a couple days after that.


SF: If you could collaborate with any artist dead or alive who would it be and why?
That’s a great question, and it’s tough to answer. I think I would collaborate with Fela Kuti if I had the chance. My dad is Nigerian, and although he left when I was born, my mom told me about Fela from when I was young. When I really started listening to Fela’s music it changed my life. Here was a guy battling corruption, genocide and injustice in his native country, and he was making socially conscious music, but it could make you dance your ass off, and the music is still as relevant today as it was then. No one has been able to touch Fela, and no one will. He stands alone.

SF: What’s the craziest/funniest thing that’s ever happened to you?
Well, I’ve had a lot of crazy and funny things happen, but I was just telling someone this story the other day, so I’ll tell you too… Most people don’t know that I’m almost 6 feet 7 inches tall, and I was once responsible for temporarily shutting down Space Mountain at Disneyland because I couldn’t fit in the seat on the roller coaster. I refused to get off the ride because we had waited in line for 90 minutes to get on, so they had to stop our car from launching while they figured out a solution. Needless to say I received death threats from a lot of third graders that day.


www.myspace.com/shaneeli

www.twitter.com/shane_eli

www.shaneeli.com

ALBUM DROPS JUNE 15


LOVE STUNNA

P.S. YOU ALL BETTER REMEMBER THE NAME SHANE ELI BECAUSE HE WILL BE FLOODING YOUR TELEVISONS SOON…YOU JUST WAIT AND SEE. AND THANK ME LATER FOR GIVING YOU A TASTE OF WHAT’S TO COME!!

ALL TIME TOP FAVE YOUTUBE VIDS

We all love youtube do we not? I can stay on there for hours laughing myself to tears. I have a fave 5 list. Check these out:

5. JUSTIN BIT MY FINGER


4. HI EEYORE


3. SCARLETT TAKES A TUMBLE


2. MR. TURNER: DRUNK DRIVER OR MISUNDERSTOOD


1. BOOMERANG



LOVE STUNNA

P.S. HAVE YOU SEEN ANYTHING FUNNIER THEN THESE?? SHARE WITH ME PLEASE!!
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