Young Chris thinks back to the historical Hot 97 Rocafella freestyle.

S/o to Trae for the myboomboxx.com Shout out

So everyone knows i was at trae day in Houston, now i was @ Trae day in miami / Album release party for Street King. Here are some of the pictures of the day hope you guys enjoy them like i enjoyed this day! BTW S/o to PAYOLA,the 2 beautiful host and trae team.

Trae getting his Gear from 8and9.com owner Ray!

Check out what this dope fashion stylist had to tell myboomboxx.com about herself:

“HI, MY NAME IS Paris” Wimbley and I am a fashion merchandising major at The Art Institute of Fort. Lauderdale . Prior to attending the Art Institute, I attended Clark Atlanta University and majored in Psychology. My intention within the industry entails quite a few things actually. I would love to travel as a make up artist with a make up company such as Make up forever, work as a celebrity wardrobe stylist and to work as creative director at my company (in progress) Fashun Instinct. I couldnt decide which avenue to take so I created this sort of step by step process to eventually become each of these things.

Currently, I work as a wardrobe stylist and hair & makeup artist freelance. I also attend school full time and in between time, get in as many test shoots I possibly can.Oh, ( my business partner is going to kill me, I forgot), I am also part owner of an urban wear clothing line, BEZ Stylz.I work as his fashion Merchandiser and stylist, sometimes model. Once I become established in the way that I intend to be within the next few years, I plan on moving to London. It has always been a dream of mine to live within that high fashion, “always beautiful” society. Not to say that the US isn’t but fashion in that area of the world is just so much more of who what I think represents Paris in the industry. In addition, I plan on having my employees, are they are now, spread around the U.S representing Fashion Instinct as one company. The Fashion Instinct Nation , as I like to call it, consists of Kristina Nichols out in Cali, Treyonna Pines in New York, Danielle Jones and Jasmine Jackson in Georgia and Retha Wright and Melissa Renee in Florida. We are quietly building an entity of badd women thats are stylist, make up artist, models, fashion show producers and the list goes on. , watch for that. .

Most importantly, each and every one of us have every aim of fixing what we feel is an issue within the young African American women’s life. There are so many of us that are talented in so many ways and not utilizing them to the best of our abilities. This needs to change and we’ll be around to help fix this! Leading positive and progressive lives is precisely what our communities need to witness.

Paris’ blog was published in the new trend forecasting textbook “Fashion Forward”. Its available on Amazon.com. CHECK HER OUT!!

FOLLOW HER ON TWITTER! @HIMYNAMEISPARIS

I ran into this and i liked it .so i reblog it s/o to @GlobalGrind

 

 

[INTERVIEW] :

 

 

Joie Chavis is the woman the whole world wants to know about.

The beautiful model recently gave birth to Bow Wow’s first child and after he shared his joy with the world in a letter to his fans earlier this week, all eyes were on her.

Bow Wow Confirms He’s The Baby Daddy And Admits Contemplating Suicide!

In her first interview since Bow Wow revealed he was the father, Joie talks motherhood, love and Bow Wow.

We are appreciative of Bow Wow and Joie’s honesty and we wish them both the very best of luck with their beautiful daughter.

On How She Met Bow Wow: It’s pretty funny because he contacted me because he saw my tattoo and he wanted to use me in one of his videos. He initially wanted to use me for a shoot with him because he liked my tattoo. But ironically we never moved forward with the shoot, so we just remained friends and the rest is history.

On Helping Him When He Was Stressed, Depressed, or Suicidal: He would always talk to me. We became friends before anything. So he would always talk to me and I was straight to the point with him. I would always tell him ‘you have fans, you have people who admire and look up to you. You have a beautiful blessing on the way that you have to live for. You have so much to live for so don’t think like that.’

I was definitely always there for him to cope with whatever he was going through. And just letting him know, be that father that you didn’t have to your daughter.

On Bow Wow Taking Responsibility: He’s getting all these props as dad of the year, I just hope he does the work, in fact, I pray he becomes an example to all young fathers. I was happy to hear his statements, I just pray he lives up to it.

On Bow Wow’s First Time Seeing His Daughter: He didn’t say much, he just kept looking at her like wow. He just kept saying, ‘Wow! She’s so beautiful I can’t believe I’m a father.’ It was touching for him and he was kind of tearing up. This is new for him like it is for me.

On Bow Wow Wanting To Be A Good Father: I’m happy that he’s happy and he wants to be a part of her life. I am encouraged that he wants to do the things his father didn’t do with him.

On Her Tweets: I hate that everyone takes my tweets and thinks its about him. I just tweet stuff that I agree with or stuff that is true. Not that I’m generally talking about someone…that’s not the case at all.

On Getting Back Into Shape: Its very important to me, I bust my butt in the gym twice a day. I eat healthy, drink nothing but water all day because I don’t want to be a girl who had a baby and just let her body go. I want my body to look how it did 12 months ago. I’ve always been athletic.

On Her Future: I went down a lot of career paths and I have my mind set on modeling. I wasn’t particularly going to go into male modeling, but it sort of just came. Right now I’m a full time mom. I want go back to schoo, but I don’t want to leave my daughter right now and she’s just a newborn.

On Her Vision For Their Daughter: I want my daughter to be as regular as possible. I don’t want her to be sucked into this superficial life. I want her to have a real life. I want her to go to a regular school and do whatever she wants to do. I want her to forget any of that just because of who her father is. So everything I didn’t see when I was growing up, I want her to see it.

GLOBAL GRIND

Video of the Year – “Look at Me Now” Chris Brown, the big winner of the evening, won four awards in total, three of which were related to his hit single “Look at Me Now,” including this one for Video of the Year.

Youngstars Awards – Willow Smith and Jaden Smith

The voting was too close to call, so siblings Willow and Jaden Smith finished tied and walked away with matching awards.

Best Female Hip Hop Artist – Nicki Minaj

Nicki Minaj scored another win for her Barbies after being named the Best Female Hip Hop Artist for the second year in a row.

Best Male R&B Artist – Chris Brown

F.A.M.E. not only proved to be a hit album for Chris Brown this year; its success also pushed him ahead of the competition in the Best Male R&B Artist category.

Best Collaboration – Chris Brown feat. Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne “Look at Me Now”

Given Chris Brown’s dance moves, Busta Rhymes’ rapid-fire lyrics and Lil Wayne’s swagger on “Look at Me Now,” this victory was pretty much a lock.

Best Group – Diddy-Dirty Money

Diddy-Dirty Money proved to be the strongest crew this past year. Take that, take that! i love diddy but Travis porter shouldve won…

Best New Artist – Wiz Khalifa

Thanks to his platinum-plus-selling singles (“Roll Up” and “Black and Yellow”) and breakout debut album, Rolling Papers, this past year, Wiz Khalifa beat out Bruno Mars, Willow Smith, Miguel and J. Cole for the Best New Artist award.

Centric Award – Marsha Ambrosius

During the pre-show, soul singer Marsha Ambrosius took home the first award of the evening.

Video Director of the Year – Chris Robinson

After several years of directing music videos for many hip hop and R&B heavyweights, director Chris Robinson racks up another accolade.

Best International Act: Africa – D’Banj (Nigeria)

D’Banj of Nigeria was one of two rappers to tie for the Best International Act: Africa category.

Best International Act: Africa- 2Face Idibia

2Face Idibia of Nigeria finished tied with his countryman for the award.

Best International Act: UK – Tinie Tempah

British rapper Tinie Tempah represented for all the MCs just across the pond, winning the Best International Act: UK Award.

Best Female R&B Artist – Rihanna

Five chart-topping singles (“S&M,” “What’s My Name?,” “Only Girl [In the World],” “California King Bed,” and “Man Down,”) helped Rihanna seal the deal on winning this award.

Best Male Hip Hop Artist – Kanye West

Yeezy one-upped his peers in the very competitive category of Best Male Hip Hop Artist.

Best Actor – Idris Elba

After joining Jill Scott on stage during her BET Awards performance, Idris Elba also won the award for Best Actor.

Best Actress – Taraji P. Henson

Academy Award nominee Taraji P. Henson continues to dazzle on the silver screen with her charm and raw talent.

Best Movie – For Colored Girls

Tyler Perry’s adaptation of Ntozake Shange’s play For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf was named Best Movie.

State Farm Humanitarian Award – Steve Harvey

Known for his generous donations of both money and time to school children in Los Angeles and Jamaica, comedian and actor Steve Harvey was presented with BET’s Humanitarian Award.

Coca Cola Viewers’ Choice Award – Chris Brown featuring Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne, “Look at Me Now”

Viewers cast their votes and chose Chris Brown, Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne’s “Look at Me Now” as their favorite.

Subway Sportswoman of the Year – Serena Williams

Although tennis player Serena Williams has been plagued by injury, missing out on almost a year of play, she’s finally gotten back into the swing of things, reclaiming her game and walking away with BET’s Subway Sportswoman of the Year Award.

Best Gospel – Mary Mary

Featuring two of the most popular voices in gospel, duo Mary Mary walked away with BET’s top honor in the genre.

Subway Sportsman of the Year – Michael Vick

After being off the field for nearly 20 months, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick ran the field this year like he never left, earning him the BET Award for Sportsman of the Year.

Here are some of the videos of the show, i think everyone did great but all Chris brown and Ace hood was my favorite, leave a comment on which one was yours??

Rick Ross, Ace Hood, DJ Khaled & Lil Wayne Live Also Miami Finest Dj Sam Sneak Djing
Performance: Weezy spits fire alongside three Miami heatmakers at the BET Awards.

Chris Brown Blazes the BET Awards Performance: C Breezy runs through a medley of hits with a surprise visit from Bussa Buss. Leggo!

The 2011 BET Awards Memorial Tribute Performance: A galaxy of music stars pay homage to beloved entertainers we’ve lost this year.

: Trey Songz & Kelly Rowland Live
Performance: Trigga and Kelly Ro seem unusually motivated durng their sensual performance.

Jill Scott Live at the BET Awards
Performance: Jilly from Philly performs “Rolling Hills” with a mysterious leading man.

Mary J. Blige Live
Performance: J-to-the-Muah and DJ Khaled join the Queen of Hip Hop Soul on stage. Season 2011

VIA BET