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When Rappers Attack (Slaine vs Bomshot)

Last night @ Hapers Ferry, rappers attacked. Slaine is our people, He’s a Boston MC/Actor whos been coming up since the early 2000’s dropping music with Special Teams, La Coka Nostra and a slew of solo work along with films. Dude is just a cool down to earth guy, everytime I see him he says what’s up, he knows my name, always down for a flick, or a convo and just ready to shoot the shit, an all around good guy imo and because of that he has my loyalty as a friend, fan and aquaintance.

I know Bomshot too, been listening to his music for years since The Mother Brain EP and watching him at shows since the 90’s and I’ve seen and heard of himdoing some hilarious shit over the years like throwing pocket fulls of tampons at Clinton Sparxx. He’s another guy I’d see just about everywhere and he always seemed pretty humble towards me…(althought there were rumors he had beef ?) Slaine and Bomshot both had roles in the Academy Award Nominated film Gone Baby Gone,,, Bomshot had a quick cameo appearance on the street and Slaine had a speaking role and was in a good portion of the film.

Last night Bomshot rushed the stage in the middle of Slaines performance @ Harpers Ferry to hand deliver a sucker punch. Bomshot missed, was tossed off stage and the crowd took over throwing him out of the venue, in Slaines words..

He wasnt really trying to “jump” me. He drunkenly ran on stage while I was facing the crowd on the corner of the stage. I saw him a split second before he was to me… I shifted my body and head away from the punch and fell one way into the crowd, while he fell another. And then he caught a beating by everyone… that was it. I am fine. It was just kind of a sucka move, and obvious publicity stunt for a dude who put an album out nobody cares about yesterday. I was talking to him 20 minutes before that, and if he had a beef with me he should have said something and we coulda shot the fair one. But in all honesty he just made himself look like a douchebag, and didnt even graze me with any punch.

That’s some snake worthy shit on Boms part especially with the whole wanting to collab and being civil with dude right before hand. And the icing on the cake was this was a show that was rescheduled from the Winter and because of Bom they shut shit down which meant people didnt see Slaines fullset and didnt get to see Ill Bill. Well ill give you more news as it unfolds.. Bomshot if you read this what’s your rebuttle? Is there a reason for this whole mess or were really trying to sell War Ghost CD’s and thought fuck it ill go for it?

Peace to our man Slaine.

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Womens Rights Groups Love NECRO

Maybe in bizarro world they do but not here.. clearly. NECRO has recently come under attack from a certain Womens Rights Group looking to BAN! NECRO from playing the somg White Slavery/The Human Trafficking at his upcoming shows in WORCESTER, Mass on May 21/22. I guess somewhere along the road the womens right group forgot about a lil thing called the 1st amendment. Eh, it’s ok ladies.

via Womens Rights @ Change.org

Targeting: Gina Migliozzi (General Manager)

Started by: Barnaba Institute

Rapper Necro has come out with a song titled “Human Trafficking King is White Slavery II” that is graphically violent in its supposed awareness-raising about the trafficking of youth and women in our culture. On wikipedia: “‘White Slavery’ was about the white slave trade. I was telling a true story” says Necro.

The song and video can be heard on Necro’s myspace page, but honestly, we suggest that you do NOT watch the video. It is extremely violent, graphic and disturbing.

Here are some of the song’s lyrics:

“Woman need to be loved, injected with needles and drugs

subjected to torture and kidnapped they need to succumb

it’s proven, I feed em dog food, they prefer human

make ’em savagely beat each other bloody for my amusement

It’s all fun and games, I keep ’em handcuffed in chains

sexually make ’em do the most disgusting things

starve ’em to cannibals, make ’em eat each others brains

changed and deranged, stores begin to seem like nothings strange

while retarded acquaintances get fist fucked and raped

covered in lighter fluid, lit up and ingulfed in flames

sound proof walls guarantee to muffle your screams

squirm on a shit stained mattres in a puddle of pee”

Necro is scheduled to play at The Palladium in Worcester, MA on May 21-22. We are asking supporters to sign this petition to send to The Palladium asking that Necro be prohibited from performing this song, which we feel does not raise awareness about sex trafficking, but rather glorifies it.

Thank you!

Alexis Taylor Litos, Ex. Director

Frank N. Barnaba, President

Petition Text

Please prohibit Necro from playing “Human Trafficking King is White Slavery II” May 21-22

Dear Ms. Migliozzi

It has been brought to our attention that Rapper Necro will be performing at The Palladium on May 21-22. We ask that you prohibit Necro from performing his song titled “Human Trafficking King is White Slavery II.”

On Wikipedia, Necro is quoted saying: “‘White Slavery’ was about the white slave trade. I was telling a true story.” However, we strongly feel that the story Necro is telling does nothing to raise awareness about sex trafficking and its horrors, but rather glorifies and promotes it.

‘White Slavery’ includes disturbing lyrics such as:

“Woman need to be loved, injected with needles and drugs subjected to torture and kidnapped they need to succumb, it’s proven, I feed em dog food, they prefer human, make ’em savagely beat each other bloody for my amusement”

There is an estimated 200,000 American girls at risk of sex trafficking in the United States every year. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children estimates that the average age of entry into prostitution in the US is ages 11-14. The trafficking of youth and young women in our country is a brutal reality that should not be glorified or made light of. The recent trafficking charge against the pimp who sold a 16 year-old to Lawrence Taylor is a prime example of this.

While Necro is protected under Free Speech for writing this song, we ask that you prohibit Necro from performing “White Slavery” or any other song that glorifies violence against women, in their performance this May. We also urge you to become a corporate leader by prohibiting glorification of violence against women in all performances at your venue.

Thank you for your time and consideration into this matter.

[Your name]

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Womens Rights Groups Love NECRO

Maybe in bizarro world they do but not here.. clearly. NECRO has recently come under attack from a certain Womens Rights Group looking to BAN! NECRO from playing the somg White Slavery/The Human Trafficking at his upcoming shows in WORCESTER, Mass on May 21/22. I guess somewhere along the road the womens right group forgot about a lil thing called the 1st amendment. Eh, it’s ok ladies.

via Womens Rights @ Change.org

Targeting: Gina Migliozzi (General Manager)

Started by: Barnaba Institute

Rapper Necro has come out with a song titled “Human Trafficking King is White Slavery II” that is graphically violent in its supposed awareness-raising about the trafficking of youth and women in our culture. On wikipedia: “‘White Slavery’ was about the white slave trade. I was telling a true story” says Necro.

The song and video can be heard on Necro’s myspace page, but honestly, we suggest that you do NOT watch the video. It is extremely violent, graphic and disturbing.

Here are some of the song’s lyrics:

“Woman need to be loved, injected with needles and drugs

subjected to torture and kidnapped they need to succumb

it’s proven, I feed em dog food, they prefer human

make ’em savagely beat each other bloody for my amusement

It’s all fun and games, I keep ’em handcuffed in chains

sexually make ’em do the most disgusting things

starve ’em to cannibals, make ’em eat each others brains

changed and deranged, stores begin to seem like nothings strange

while retarded acquaintances get fist fucked and raped

covered in lighter fluid, lit up and ingulfed in flames

sound proof walls guarantee to muffle your screams

squirm on a shit stained mattres in a puddle of pee”

Necro is scheduled to play at The Palladium in Worcester, MA on May 21-22. We are asking supporters to sign this petition to send to The Palladium asking that Necro be prohibited from performing this song, which we feel does not raise awareness about sex trafficking, but rather glorifies it.

Thank you!

Alexis Taylor Litos, Ex. Director

Frank N. Barnaba, President

Petition Text

Please prohibit Necro from playing “Human Trafficking King is White Slavery II” May 21-22

Dear Ms. Migliozzi

It has been brought to our attention that Rapper Necro will be performing at The Palladium on May 21-22. We ask that you prohibit Necro from performing his song titled “Human Trafficking King is White Slavery II.”

On Wikipedia, Necro is quoted saying: “‘White Slavery’ was about the white slave trade. I was telling a true story.” However, we strongly feel that the story Necro is telling does nothing to raise awareness about sex trafficking and its horrors, but rather glorifies and promotes it.

‘White Slavery’ includes disturbing lyrics such as:

“Woman need to be loved, injected with needles and drugs subjected to torture and kidnapped they need to succumb, it’s proven, I feed em dog food, they prefer human, make ’em savagely beat each other bloody for my amusement”

There is an estimated 200,000 American girls at risk of sex trafficking in the United States every year. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children estimates that the average age of entry into prostitution in the US is ages 11-14. The trafficking of youth and young women in our country is a brutal reality that should not be glorified or made light of. The recent trafficking charge against the pimp who sold a 16 year-old to Lawrence Taylor is a prime example of this.

While Necro is protected under Free Speech for writing this song, we ask that you prohibit Necro from performing “White Slavery” or any other song that glorifies violence against women, in their performance this May. We also urge you to become a corporate leader by prohibiting glorification of violence against women in all performances at your venue.

Thank you for your time and consideration into this matter.

[Your name]