Terry Crews is a fool for this one. This ad starts off as your typical Bounce ad, then around the 10 second mark Terry Crews bumrushes the show.

She-Moguls get your style in order for the warmer months.

Now this is all the way messed up. A plane had to make an emergency landing after passengers began to complain about a foul odor that filled the plane:

The plane was en route from Darwin to Brisbane, Australia Sunday when passengers started complaining of a strange odor. And, in that situation, Qantas procedures dictate that the plane land as soon as possible, reports ntnwes.com.au. The plane landed in Mt. Isa.

A Qantas statement said an “odor” was detected, but the commenters at The Aviation Herald pinpointed the real culprit.

“Unfortunately the fumes turned out to be a very smelly nappy dumped in the fwd toilet,” posted Frank Smith.

Ain’t that some shit? And to top it all off the passengers had to be forklifted from the plane 5 at a time because the airport couldn’t handle the large plane. The whole departure took 2 hours. Imagine that, being stuck on a shitty smelling plane for 2 hours AFTER it landed. Whew, what the hell they feeding those babies in Australia?

Ain’t no half stepping…… Cause I’m the Big Daddy Kane

To me Big Daddy Kane was much more than a rapper. He was a way of life, especially for a young  cat like myself growing up in the late 80′s. I was unfortunate or fortunate (depending on when you ask me) to not really have a father in my life to show me the little things a young man should know. So like millions of other young men, I had to make do with what was around me. Of course I had some positive males in arms distance that I could get jewelz from. But young people always look to the screen for individuals to relate to either good or bad.  And at the time it was Big Daddy Kane for me. The ninja who put the M in macking because when the others were doing it they was just acting.

Big Daddy Kane personified coolness for me. He made it cool to be a dark-skin brother with the peezy hair. Back in the late 80′s it was all about the light skin dudes with duke in their hair looking like Al B Sure. But Kane was a whole different cat. Not only was he putting time in for the Wesley Snipes of the world, the ladies loved him. I mean dude took naked pictures with Madonna! El Debarge ain’t do that!

I mean what didn’t Big Daddy Kane have?

Style? Yep he had enough to borrow to a generation of rappers. Ask Grand Daddy IU, Biggie and Jay-Z. And I am sure there is a grocery list of rappers named Daddy That or Big This that I am forgetting about.

Jewelz? Did y’all see his Nefertiti head that he would rock? How bout the crown ring? You missed that too? Tsk, tsk.

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Lyrics? He could toe-toe with any rapper back then and I am sure he would eat them alive. However no one tested his mettle. They knew. Kane wasn’t Half Stepping.

Dress Code? Kane could rock suits, jeans, velour, leather and still keep it OG. He made it natural, real men have styles in their wardrobe. You shouldn’t get boxed into a single style.

Swagger? I hate using this word now, because lames have made it lame. So you tend to forget the TRUE meaning of swag. But if you want to know what swag was before it went Hollywood, check out Kane. Big Daddy had it.

Stop me at anytime.

Knowledge? It is because of Kane that I began to look outside of Christianity for the answer from the Higher Being. Playboy spit Jewelz all up in his rhymes. Kane had me getting my Knowledge of Self before I got into Malcolm.

So I would like to take this time to toast for Big Daddy Kane. UML’s Unsung hero. Word up. Next time a shorty asks me “Cool, where you get your Cool from?” I will put them up on Big Daddy Kane. So when someone asks them where they got they Cool from, he can say, “I’ma tell you like a Ninja told me!”

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Blake Lively covers the March issue of Elle on newstands February 14.

“I think, just that level of luxury is just inspiration for people who started, like myself, who just looked and fantasized,” Ross told MTV News correspondent Sway Calloway while on a Miami video set this past weekend. “I look at it as it makes the brand even more exclusive now. I think the cars are going to become even more expensive now, so everybody who has one, hold on to it for a little while.”

Ross started repping for the high-end Mercedes on his 2008 sophomore album Trilla when he collaborated with Jay-Z on “Maybach Music.” He has since gone on to take ownership of the Maybach brand, at least as far as hip-hop is concerned. In 2011, Ross took his Maybach Music Group imprint over to Warner Music Group and has since launched the career of Meek Mill and reintroduced Wale to the rap world with his sophomore album Ambition. The crew all wear MMG chains and shout out Maybach at every instance, making them quite the force in today’s rap scene.

When Diamler announced in November that they’d be discontinuing the Maybach model, which fetched anywhere from $350,000 to more than $1 million, many wondered how that would affect the Rozay’s MMG label. Fans need not worry, the Bawse will not be shifting gears. Maybach Music is here to stay, he says.

“When we say Maybach Music, it’s not about the car, it’s just about the level of quality and the time that we put into the sound and that was just a way to express it where people could really understand it,” he said. “We done got a lot of love, so shout out to everybody that support double M-G.”

Courtesy Of Keep it Trill