Did Ish Just Get Real? Meek Mill Posts Picture of Him Alongside Cassidy Moms!!

I'm really not sure what's going on between Cassidy and Meek Mill, but I sure don't like where its going. I'm kind of old school and believe that when I have an issue with someone its strictly with that person and that person only. I won't have any negative feelings towards anyone's mother, kids, or other family members. I just believe that when you go above and beyond your call of duty and start putting innocent bystanders in the middle of your issues, your problems can become bigger than you expected. But that's just my old school way of thinking and I could be wrong.


In any event, on December 28th, MMG member, Meek Mill, posted up a photo of himself and a woman who many are claiming is Cassidy's mom. Not sure if the woman in the above photo is or isn't Cassidy's mom, but whatever the case is....if it is Cassidy's mom....the picture was posted in poor taste. Never should you do this type of thing to antagonize your opponent because things can get real ugly after that. #IMJUSTSAYING

I'm really not liking what's going on between these two brothers, but I hope they can work things out amicably and keep their issues on wax and not on Instagram. What are your thoughts? I'll hold!

Gossip Pics: Chris Brown Posts & Then Quickly Deletes Rihanna Pic

I truly love me some Chris Brown and think that he is one of the most talented young artists out right now, but he stays pissing me off with his posts and quick deletions. If you're going to say or do something and then post your quote or actions on a public social networking site then do it. But don't post ish up and then delete it like if your millions of followers are not going to see what you are doing!!!

To put it bluntly, don't be half assing the ish you do!! PERIOD!! There's been a number of times where Chris Brown has posted up a thought or had an argument with someone on Twitter and then just as soon as he posted it up, he quickly deleted it. At the end of the day, Chris Brown is HUMAN!! I don't care how famous, rich or popular he is, he's still a human being who makes mistakes.

So it bothered me to my core that yesterday Chris Brown posted the above photo of him and Rihanna hugged and kissed up, but then quickly deleted the shot. Thank God for screen shots!!


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Recently, Rihanna has been hinting at the fact that she is a single woman and all. Maybe the posting of the photo was another attempt (on Chris Brown's part) to make it right with his on again/off again girlfriend. Would you agree? I'll hold!

Hipstamatic Inks Deal With W, Is It Trying to Win Back the Fashion Crowd?

If there’s one mobile app, besides Twitter, that the fashion industry has universally agreed is worth its time, it’s Instagram. Right?

Of course, you may recall another iPhone camera app with similar functions called Hipstamatic, which actually had its surge of popularity first–even in the fashion world. For a short time, they may have been neck and neck, but for whatever reason (probably because it’s free), Instagram came out on top. But is Hipstamatic trying to get back into the game? It was announced today that the app was partnering with W on a special W-inspired lens to coincide with the glossy’s all-important September issue, reports Mashable.

It basically allows you to take a photo with your phone that looks like it could be in a magazine. This also raises the question: Why do professional photographers/real cameras/editing software exist again? Apparently, W doesn’t need ‘em. Those who download the new “WMag Freepak” (available for the next six weeks) can also enter a photo contest, the winner of which will be commissioned to shoot a story for wmagazine.com, in addition to having his/her photos displayed in a gallery exhibition alongside photos taken by W‘s editors and contributors.

Fashion is an obvious target for these types of apps, considering how visual and photography-based it is. And by partnering with W, and making a point to show the Hipstamatic “work” of the influential magazine’s own contributors, the company is clearly trying to use fashion to gain popularity. But with just about every fashion editor/designer/PR girl/stylist we know using Instagram, does Hipstamatic have a fighting chance?