Nas par Salaam Remi et Carmen

Wendy Williams ?!! Sérieux !?

Tenez j'ai une interview d'elle à propos de son book

TD: The media has been desperately searching for you, for a long time. What made you break your silence and finally do an interview now?

CB: I'm doing an interview now because I have just completed my autobiography. As for the media, to be honest, they have a tendency to manipulate situations for their own benefit. So to avoid being misrepresented I chose to use my website as a forum in order to ensure the authenticity of this interview.

TD: Not only am I extremely interested in discussing your new book, "Sex, Drugs, and Hip-Hop...Oh and did I mention Love?", but foremost ,as a mother myself, I feel that you handled your press conference very well.

CB: Thank you. I just did what any mother would do to keep their child out of harm's way.

TD: So, the media seems to find you an interesting subject. (Carmen smiles.) Why do you think that is? (CB shakes her head.)

CB: The media has a job to do, "Get the Story" that's it. The interest isn't necessarily in me, but in the story. It doesn't even matter what they report, as long as they report something. So it's never personal when you are the target of the their attention.

TD: Let's talk about your book, "Sex, Drugs and Hip-Hop...Oh, and did I mention Love?" What is this book all about?

CB: It's all about my life. The good, the bad, the super ugly, and then some.

TD: Super ugly meaning, keeping it all the way real or just wetting the reader's appetites?

CB: Meaning, everything. Anything you could think to ask, I've already answered in my book.

TD: Will your daughter read the book?

CB: Actually, Destiny is dying to read my book. But I told her, she has to wait until she's a little older. She thinks she's so grown.

TD: (It's so obvious that the topic of her daughter is a sensitive issue). Moving right along, who else is in your book? Can you drop a few names? (CB'S eyes brighten with surprise.) What? These are the things that your readers want to know? You said that you tell it all; let's hear it.

CD: Yes, I do tell it all. I tell it all in the book.

TD: Well we all knew about Nas and Jay-Z. And we have heard things about you and Allen Iverson. But Wood Harris and Wendy Williams? How do they fit into the picture?

CB: You're going to have to read the book to find out.

TD: I guess so because, like everyone else reading this interview, I want the dirt. I'm curious to know what really happened. You know just sitting here talking to you, you give off this demure and soft disposition, but something tells me that you could be a bad girl. (Her eyes say it all. She's a bad girl, but I respect her gangsta for it.)

CB: Well, let me just say this, the entertainment world is full of colorful images. But what people sometimes fail to realize is that there are real people behind those images. No one is exempt from human being-ness, no one. My book is about real people, real relationships and real life situations. It's not an over-sized urban tabloid. I don't defame or discredit anyone, it's simply my story. And some people may not like what I reveal in this book, but the truth is the truth.

TD: Okay, when is this book coming out? Who's publishing it?

CB: The book will be coming out very soon. As far as a publishing company, I'm exploring my options. I have several offers on the table, but I haven't signed anything yet.

TD: I also heard from a very reliable source, at a major television production company that there is a reality show in the works?

CB: Wow, news sure does travel fast. Again, there are some offers on the table but nothing's in stone. But I can tell you this, more than likely the reality show will happen. The only question is, with which company.

TD: Enough beating around the bush. Let's get down to it. In your opinion, were you the cause of the Jay-Z and Nas beef?

CB: My honest opinion, yes! I mean of course, they would probably say otherwise, but realistically speaking, no one just wakes up in the morning and decides to make a record about another person for no reason. That just doesn't make sense. But rest assured, the whole truth comes out in my story.

Je balance la suite derrière!

question es ke la majorite des blancs aime les noirs,je suis pa rasciste mais tiger woods aurai pu se marrier avec une noir ki l'aime au lieu du blache ki veut ke l'argent (les reunion familiale sa doit pas etre drole)

Ta question n'a pas vraiment de sens ! Je vois pas comment on peut faire des généralités dans un pays de 300 millions d'habitants.
Pour ma part je pense que les relations entre blancs et noirs ne sont pas simple d'autant plus que le souvenir de la ségrégation est encore récent. Je pense que dans le nord et l'est en particulier les relations entre les communautés sont bien meilleures que dans les anciens états esclavagistes du sud. Mais comme le dit Bubba Sparxxx, il faut espérer que cette mentalité esclavagiste mourra avec les derniers survivants de la ségrégation.

Par ailleurs je voulais dire que ton commentaire sur les filles blanches est profondément raciste et à ranger dans le même panier que les propos d'Eminem sur les filles noires. Mais d'un côté ton commentaire est utile car je pense qu'il permettra à beaucoup de personnes de comprendre à quel point les propos d'Eminem ont pu blesser toute une communauté.