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CRAPPY AWESOME WELCOMES VANESSA JAMES TO THE FAMILY!

Each month Vanessa James our Official Relationship and Sex Correspondent will answer questions pertaining to all that is love, sex and dating… and maybe a little a porn.

To be featured in the monthly video and have your question answered send in written form or video to podcast@crappyawesome.com you can also tweet your questions directly to Vanessa @theVanessaJames.

Um… and you can also see Vanessa at work here:

http://profiles.myfreecams.com/VanessaJames

THANK US LATER.

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THIS WEEK ON THE CRAPPY AWESOME PODCAST (5/17/12)… COMEDIAN LITTLE ESTHER GETS CRAPTACULAR!

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Stoner Zen Quotes

People always ask me, “How did you become a Rapper so young?” or “How are you so good at Rapping?” I simply tell them, “I’m not a Rapper, but I DO play one in real life…” - Book of Ricasshay 6:19

They are either tweeting, instagraming or checking in somewhere in Hollywood…I wanted to play with MY phone too so I took this pic. The end

Ricasshay smokes sometimes…I know right? SHOCKING! Lol

I call this piece “NOT-SO-DEEP THOUGHT” DBP…all day everyday…Hollywood Nights!

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R.I.P. MCA AKA ADAM YAUCH

(VIA MTV)

It is impossible to sum up the life and career of Adam Yauch in 140 characters, but when the hip-hop community learned of MCA’s death on Friday (May 4), rap figures from all over sent their love via Twitter.

Def Jam co-founder Russell Simmons was the first to break the news on his GlobalGrind website, and soon after, he sent a message via Twitter with a link to a statement he wrote on his site. “RIP Adam Yauch. My thoughts…,” he wrote linking to a page that read: “Adam was incredibly sweet and the most sensitive artist, who I loved dearly. I was always inspired by his work. He will be missed by all of us.”

Beastie Boys’ Adam Yauch: 1964-2012

Simmons’ nephew Diggy also took to Twitter to quote a lyric from the group’s 1986 jam “Paul Revere,” proving that Yauch’s musical influence was strong even on rap’s new generation. “‘Now my name is MCA I got a license to kill, I think you know what time it is it’s time to get ill’ Wooow… RIP,” he wrote.

Slaughterhouse member Joell Ortiz simply tweeted, “NO SLEEP TO BROOKLYN” in all caps, referencing the Beasties’ ode to BK.

Rapper Q-Tip shared a more personal message, sending his condolences out to the trio’s surviving members. “RIP yauch and thank u mike and adam n adam 4 all of your help, the tours, the bball games, n great times. a humanitarian a tru friend,” he sent from his QtipTheAbstract handle.

Snoop Dogg, Big Daddy Kane, EPMD’s DJ Scratch and Brooklyn underground lyricist Skyzoo all tweeted as well, labeling Yauch either a legend, icon, pioneer or a combination of the three. “RIP MCA U are a Legend and a pioneer. #BeastieBoys4life,” Snoop lamented.

Former Maybach Music affiliate Pill credited Yauch, the Beasties and their track “The New Style” with inspiring his breakout underground track “Trap Goin’ Ham.” “The main reason I chose the ‘Trap Goin Ham’ beat was because of the Beastie Boys sample. True hip hop pioneers,” he respectfully wrote.

“A VERY SPECIAL R.I.P. TO ADAM YAUCH FROM THE BEASTIE BOYS MY BROTHER YOU ARE GONNA BE TRULY MISSED MY HEART IS HEAVY…..,” rap luminary Biz Markie said on his Twitter.

As the hip-hop community continues to send a steady stream of R.I.P. messages and well-wishes, it is clear Adam Yauch was loved, respected and one of a kind.