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Fails of the Week:  Ball Cleaning, Azz Dropping, an Overrated Katy Perry & More…

Posted by Nathan S. on 05/14/10 | Filed under Top Stories, Features, Fails of the Week, Plies, Juvenile

Schadenfreude is a psychological terms used to describe someone who takes pleasure in the failure of others (aka haters), and while I certainly didn't derive any enjoyment from some of the epic f**k ups below, they were too egregious not to be called out. In the third of an ongoing series that will include the best...or worst...fails of the week from the world of hip-hop, sports, pop culture and beyond, I examine skateboard P's failed attempt to get a handful of Oprah, Snoop's horrendous "California Girls" track and much more...

Katy Perry's the Sexiest Woman Alive? Really Maxim? Really?
Katy Perry

You've got to be motherf-ing kidding me Maxim. After a weekend of glue-sniffing the editors of Maxim chose Perry to top their annual "100 Hottest Women Alive" list, which is kind of like picking Lloyd Banks as the best rapper alive. She's ok, I guess, but there is no f**king way she's even in the same sentence as Eva Mendes, Kim Kardashian, Rosa Acosta, Scarlett Johansson, Megan Fox, Rihanna, and come to think of it, about 100 other women. Hell, even Danica McKellar (who played Winnie Cooper on "Wonder Years") is hotter. Damn, I am really worked up about this.

"Clean My Balls" (a.k.a. The Day Hip-Hop Died)

The funniest part? He's a virgin.

Let It Go Juvenile, Let It Go
Juvenile

Listening to Juvenile try to resurrect the "Back That Azz Up" franchise with his new "Drop That Azz" is like watching a 45-year-old woman with Botox and rubber breasts try to hold her own next to the pretty young things on Rodeo Drive (L.A.-centric reference, but you get the point). I'm not saying the man needs to start making politically conscious rap, I'm just saying that dropping what essentially amounts to a remix 12 years after his first (and biggest) hit dropped feels a little desperate.

Plies "Kitty Kitty"
Plies

Plies may be the epitome of he time-tested "it doesn't matter how ugly a dude is if he's a famous rapper" rule. The man's 5'4" (seriously) looks like he got beat with a sack full of ugly, which is why every time I hear him say something like " " I throw up in my mouth a little bit. The fact that people apparently want to hear him rhyme about "something" makes me question the future of humanity. (Track's below.)


Play Plies ft. Trey Songz - Kitty Kitty

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DJ Brookllen
DJ Brookllen
First off, that Ball Cleaning song is going to be stuck in my head for the rest of the day, its as catchy as it is bad.

Second, I am a fan of Katy Perry's talent (looks that is, not singing). I can see why a lot of people would not think she is the hottest girl but I am really into dark haired chicks, sue me. Then again she is marrying that russel brand guy so she isn't exactly right upstairs.

Posted on May 14, 2010
Nathan S.
Nathan S.
I think you just made a pretty compelling case for Katy Perry being likeable, cute and attractive, but the hottest woman alive!? Ridiculous.

Posted on May 14, 2010
DJ Brookllen
DJ Brookllen
I see what you mean, there is a different in my eyes between hot and attractive. Hot is 100% based on looks while attractive takes into account the whole package.

Posted on May 14, 2010
lilgmack91
lilgmack91
lmfao to the plies part but i agree 100%
and i jus look at the pictures in maxim mag

Posted on May 14, 2010
1stround-ko
1stround-ko
I would plow Katy Perry repeatedetly.
in fact, I would plow the other women you mentioned just to get to her.

But I think the UFC ring girl is the hottest woman on the planet... maybe the hottest woman in our universe.

Posted on May 15, 2010


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