“As a nod to the founding members’ Southern foundation, rappers T.I.and Lil’ Wayne are featured on the track, which at the time helped further cement their reputation as the next-big-things in Hip-Hop.”
We bought a new bowl and got really high and went to Ed Debevic’s, to eat and get drunk. One of those happy waiters, just doing his job, was acting like it was the 50s and doing that whole silly spiel (my Gen X Chicago crew, y’all know what I’m talking about). I stared blankly at him and said “my husband just left me, I want a margarita”. God bless him, he just dropped his character and took our orders.
I wanted a Soldier. Not scared to stand up for me.
Tell me a street soldier doesn’t exist.
Tell me a little girl can’t dream.
Looking for Layla: an autobiographical account by Elle B. Hunter, dedicated to Jeff Littner and his “cheerleaders with black and gold hearts”. 