"he kinda determined my place on ghetto supastar" mya on odb

[I love Latina women]

love me some mya


to odb for helpin' make that song into hit it became. that was a good call


she mentions it at the 9:03 mark of this interview

 

[b@squ1@t]

>>>>>>>>>>

 

[I love Latina women]

>>>>>>>>>>

there will never be another odb

i remember that episode too, good times

 

[Conscious Pilot]

Ol dirty was one creative b*stard.

 

[Cabbage Patch]

there will never be another odb

i remember that episode too, good times

I'd like to agree with the youtuber who said that wasn't a black girl, that was a white girl, but voices are funny sometimes. Anyway, I'm not sure what being a 'black teen mother' had to do with asking 'what are you going to do for the community?' It'd be nice to hear someone, once, ask 'how can i help the community?' or 'what do you think i can do for the community?'

Was ODB involved in some foolish c00nery at the time?

 

[CELL]

Dude was crazy but he always brought the fun.

Hip Hop done seen some characters come and go brehs

 

[TrifeGod]

RIP ODB

 

[I love Latina women]

Was ODB involved in some foolish c00nery at the time?

the one thing i can remember him doin' that was a really big deal in the media around the same time this song was out is interruptin' someone else's acceptance speech after wu tang had lost best album to p diddy at the 1998 grammys

 

[Billy Ocean]

Lol. I miss Dirty. Ason was a good dude. The God helped save a lil girl stuck under a car and didn't seek attention for it. R.I.P