
I’ve been hearing about and reading about the Ozone / TJs DJs fiasco in Houston. I can’t take it, I have to call out the hypocrisy I’m finding all over the place.
A commenter on SOHH says “it seems like there’s a lot of “jumping on the bandwagon” rather than voicing an opinion from the jump. Why not “expose” or “express” the dissatisfaction before this situation? That’s all I’m curious about.”
Hip Hop Spy called out Ozone nearly a month before the event in their post “Ozone Awards are a Joke“.
The biggest smoking gun for the hypocrisy is the December 23, 2005 Julia Beverly: Ozone Vs. The Source article on Baller Status.
STOP and read the following carefully please : )
My post isn’t about the Julia and Benzino beef, I reference the article because it provides a concentrated source of “JB” comments.
JB: In 2005 Beverly named The Source co-owner Benzino the “Most Successful Extortionist” - she claims it was meant to be humorous but was also done in part because The Source owed her money. “I just write what I feel. If that sells more magazines, cool. If not, cool,” “You could criticize Ozone for publishing “controversial” stories if you want. But if we didn’t write controversial stories, you wouldn’t be interviewing me right now, so you and I are in the same business.” & “If you don’t have haters, you aren’t doing it right.”
The Hypocrisy: In SOHH.com’s story ATL BLOG: Is Julia Beverly The Devil? Or Are Y’all Just Hatin’?? SOHH Gyant writes “The publicist from this <ozone> event [who shall remain nameless] is instructing/demanding that all media take the high road and only focus on the positive click for more…
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