Question: Who's more purple and gay than my website ?
Hint: It ain't this fucker.

Hip-Hop was given another vote of confidence in the form of Cameron Giles heralding the "Stop Snitching" edict on national television. Tell me this, people, would you consider Giles less than a man if he cooperated with police? Or because pink and purple are his favorite colors? You only have one choice.

Some would argue that this Code of "Ethics" evolved from the "Fuck the Police" movement. While I agree that there is a segment of police officials out there that have blatant disdain for black men and use it to their advantage-- whether it be pulling over cats for no apparent reason (happened to me on foot), mishandling investigations, beating and killing us-- you might want to work with the cops like if, say, I don't know, you know someone is planning on shooting up a college campus.

But not Giles. It would hurt his "sales".

"Because with the type of business I'm in, it would definitely hurt my business. And the way that I was raised, I just don't do that. I was raised differently, not to tell."

"If I was shot, I would want to know who did it. I would want the guy to get caught," Cooper remarks.

"But then again, you're not going to be on the stage tonight in the middle of, let's say, Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, with people with gold and platinum teeth and dreadlocks jumping up and down singing your songs either," Cam'ron says. "You know what I'm saying? We're in two different lines of business."

Haha. This blogger is left to wonder if Giles would have more luck slangin' Dipset Water in Hell on the 4th of July. You know, being that his last virtuous effort went double-lard, much to the orgasmic bliss of one Shawn Carter.

It's nice to know that during a time when everyone is attacking Hip-Hop, a prophet like Cameron Giles has sought to cut out the middle man and deal the culture it's own black eye.

Well played, Pinky!