I said the same thing when Wikipedia told me this guy has released 30 albums and counting.

I remember the one song because it was during the time Metallica were all pissed off about file sharing. Pot calling the kettle black, sure (Metallica pretty much got their start through bootleg tape sharing) but everybody I knew Freshman year of college had this song and nobody paid for it! Fuck some multi platinum multi millionaires, what about Afroman? Oh well, now I'm glad nobody paid for it.

My most vivid memory of Afroman was wandering around BestBuy about two months after that song came out, and seeing an entire rack of shelves filled with unsold Afroman singles - marked down 80%, but to no avail.

Yes, but how can one simultaneously blame women AND blacks for this incident?

I'm sure if you read through the pages upon pages of Stormfront comments you'll find out.

I'm having trouble believing that her boyfriend went up on stage without going full nuclear.

Her boyfriend pussied out. He put up his hands in a "Don't hit me please" pose and walked his girlfriend off stage.

This girl will get a huge payday if she plays her cards right. KA-CHING!

It's in there towards the end, just gotta sit through 10,000 repetitions of the punch.

Assuming Afroman has any money left.. I'm assuming he (probably literally) blazed through however millions of dollars he got from "How I got High" and that was like 15 years ago. Oh well, go get 'em girl! He's one of the few individuals in this world that I'd actually like to see living on the streets.

And on Mardi Gras.

Oh so THAT's why so many of my friends are in NOLA. I know it's good for businesses and everything, but is it annoying like Portland's Rose Festival or any town that's a Spring Break destination? Here all the sailors are on shoreleave and there's always big fights and it's impossible to get anywhere.

Oh NM, it says Biloxi Mississippi. I saw Mardi Gras and sort of assumed New Orleans, like they're the only place that celebrates it. It barely registers for me up North though. I haven't seen a single bead necklace, and haven't for several years. Maybe I'm just going to the wrong bars.

We are an hour outside of NOLA. We're just outside the NOLA metro, but they celebrate Mardi Gras across the gulf south from Pensacola to Mobile to Biloxi to NOLA to the Texas border.

It's part of the tourist economy. Not so much in Biloxi. Here we have seriously not recovered from Katrina. The venue this happened in is in a part of the city that is 90% abandoned buildings.