Ms. Dynamite x Amplify Dot x Lady Leshurr x Lioness - “Neva Soft (RMX)”
Stepping up to the mic with Dynamite for this special remix are Amplify Dot, who recently released her banger of a collaboration with Kano “Semantics” as well as her solid Born Ready mixtape; Birmingham repping Lady Leshurr who almost spits verses in bullet time on her take on Chris Brown’s “Look At Me Now”; and South London rhyme animal Lioness whose buzzworthy mixtape Roarness was released last week.
Although Amplify Dot, Lady Leshurr and Lioness are solo artists in their own right, they come together as an earth shattering unit called 367 (a reference to their individual positions on The Grime Report’s 2011 top female MCs list, which was topped by Ms. Dynamite) and the results are outstanding.
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Those pants are everything I need in life.
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Approaching my 1 1/2 yr. mark on HRT. I never thought that I can change my life in this way. When I look in the mirror these days I see a beautiful black man. And that is alright with me.
PEACE,
MYLES
31 Male WDC
Industrial Pet on...: Transethnic bullshit.
Quick Disclaimer: I understand there are certain PoC, usually mixed, who pass as white. There are conditions such as albinism and vitiligo which affect skin pigmentation and cause an appearance of whiteness. There are also people the world over who have been adopted by parents of different…
Pictured: me, doing whatever I want.
Willow Smith. OMG. GURL. YOU KILLED IT.
By the way, check out this article on what reactions to Willow Smith says about our culture.*Psst* Also, transgressing masculine/feminine gender roles is no indication of one’s sexuality or gender identity.
Fractal Eagles: How “Afro Circus” in Madagascar 3 Enforces the Role of Black Men in Animated Films to a Minstrel Show
Characters voiced by black men get a pretty decent amount of screen time in animated films these days, often being the main sidekick on the hero or heroes’ journey to success, being present virtually every step of the way. Some people would argue that this is a step forward for black…
(via indoctrinatethemasses)I’ve been saying this forever.
A Girl Like Me

