Boy I tell ya these words and slang come outta nowhere with all the relevance in the world. No forecast, no warning in sight– and the next thing you know everybody's yellin shit like "real talk" and "no cap". Like, who exactly came up with that phrase? Who comes up with any new phrase for that matter? When I was growing up, "capping" meant that you were filling somebody with bullets. Now if you're capping somebody, it means that you're lying to them.
The Body XXX isn't so fond of the term herself. She made an Instagram post ventilating:
"Niggas always runnin around sayin no cap! Well they ain't got no gown either🤣"
Now far be it for me to criticize somebody because of their vocabulary, but you can't roast somebody for their educational background when you a.) prolly barely finished grade school yourself and b.) became famous for what went into your mouf rather than what comes out of it. Just let people live, aight? You don't see me calling Twitter users 8 year-olds because they say "family" a thousand times…
It gets to the point nowadays that if the lady in the 15 second moment of fame ain't a fetish worker, I don't mentally invest myself in her or what she has to say. She can rock the fanciest, most expensive outfit that could make it to a checklist on Two Chainz's show and I still wouldn't care. You can imagine how much I roll my eyes at every Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta commercial and still be somewhat accurate even tho you don't know what I look like. Right now I'm only fuckin with one girl who uses a cap and her name is KchocolateBOMB…
In this episode of kchoc's everyday life titled Yellow Cap, we as an audience get another 25 second glimpse into her bathroom, her toilet and deep into her phat ass. I know you're sittin there thinking and reacting "Nigga– 25 SECONDS?" *Ace Vane voice* But before you run off and go stare at a tweet with pirated content almost 8 times longer, lemme give you a few reasons why you should look forward to this clip more than the next episode of Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta:
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