Comments on: Mashonda (Swizz Beatz ex) and Tashera Simmons (DMX’s wife) Talk “Platinum”

By: shalmont

shalmont — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 13:30:08 +0000

no one gives a fck about these groopie whores lol, and who cares if they were their wives, at some point they were groopies and are now just trying to get some cash out of their husbands old careers, wtf THEY STILL GROOPIES LOL, gold diggin sluts

By: FreshtoDeath90

FreshtoDeath90 — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 13:14:07 +0000

@shalmont word yo

By: FreshtoDeath90

FreshtoDeath90 — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 12:27:16 +0000

dmx’s wife is ugly as balls

By: iDULGENCE

iDULGENCE — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 12:04:19 +0000

ok if rappers ‘wives’ are groupies…what are businessmen wives called? Stop judging smh If you don’t know the story don’t disrespect! It takes more to say something positive than putting down someone you don’t even know….we have to do better

By: shalmont

shalmont — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 11:54:02 +0000

@iDULGENCE businessmen wives aren’t trying to get all over the media trying to put their husbands lives on blast, and the ones that are, are groopie whores, trying to get doe out of a guy, its simple logic, if you cant figure it out fall back.

do you see the majority of businessmen’s wives trying to sell books every time they get a divorce?

By: iDULGENCE

iDULGENCE — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 11:22:44 +0000

@shalmont maybe you can inform me…when did these two women you have before you put their husband’s lives on blast for profit? (Mashonda tried for a length of time to keep if very private but she’s human) I would try to explain myself further but you seem to have your mind made up about women that date industry men. I wonder if the status has something to do with it? Most mates in general build off of each other but I guess that is now called ‘gold digging’. I would hope that’s not all you see

By: shalmont

shalmont — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 10:52:02 +0000

@iDULGENCE no, you may enlighten me, i know you say they are only human, but someone with higher morals and respect for their ex wouldnt do this, specially not for money, though at some point money does talk, specially when you are desperate and realize you are no longer going to be able to live the same lifestyle as you did before (possibly?) theres many motives why they might do this, and some may even be justifiable but for the most part, this has become the trend from 2000+ do your research

By: iDULGENCE

iDULGENCE — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 10:15:45 +0000

@shalmont I can respect that response and just agree to disagree. You made a valid point and money should never amount to airing dirty laundry. I understoood the book to explain the wives side through being married to the ’star’ or ‘artist’ in the limelight. If that is what the book is about they have a right to share that story because maybe it will empower younger women or girls to not believe the hype. If it is just blasting their mate …then you are right that would be wrong!

By: shalmont

shalmont — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 09:16:06 +0000

@iDULGENCE okay well, thanks, glad this didnt turn into a ’stfu’ match lol, im just fed up with these sites promoting the star’s ex’s or lover’s or groopies, its just getting out of hand, i.e. kat stacks, superhead, etc, its “cool” now to a lot of young ladies to try to get them a star, be it a basketball player, golf player, rapper, rnb singer, etc and then write a book about it…… getting old i guess, i should have explained my self a little bit better lol

By: iDULGENCE

iDULGENCE — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 08:48:33 +0000

@shalmont as far as research goes…I love music of all kinds especially hip hop so I have watch the image being portrayed as ‘all wives’ in the industry but not to make any excuses for some women’s reckless behavior…media does not represent the real. It’s framed for entertainment and sales. At the end of all the flashing they are human like anyone else. If the women are really groupies and hoes, it doesn’t say much about the men who chose them either! Sex sells but where was it sold first?!