Juggalos, let me tell you something: SHE HAS EARNED THAT PRAISE!

HOW?! What fuckin' grind was this chick on to get her music heard? Where's HER "Behind The Paint" story with the handing out of flyers and playing empty rooms and fighting with club owners over getting paid, etc? I'm sure Blahzay did her thing and let Violent J mold her into a stage act but this "pushing up" of phrases like EARNED (in all caps no less) places the value of that word at odds with the OTHER WOMEN who HAVE been on a grind for years handing out flyers and playing empty rooms and fighting with clubs to let a female rapper up on stage in the first place! When it comes to Blahzay Rose, I'd be a little less loose with asserting the definition of her having "EARNED" her current place to preemptively address the value the Juggalo World places on it.

The way "EARNED" is being thrown around, sounds a whole hell of a lot like when someone says a pretty person "DESERVES" something. Cuz we all know pretty people "deserve" all KINDS of things! "Yer pretty! You DESERVE a better house!" "Yer pretty! You DESERVE to work less for more money!" "Yer pretty! You DESERVE better everything!" cuz no one likes to see pretty people not looking their best, m'Iright?

This young woman—who has been through more shit in her life than almost anyone I know—is THE REAL DEAL! Her brand of wicked shit is more psychological than what Psychopathic normally puts out, but that’s EXACTLY what gives Blahzay her uniqueness.

#FirstWorldProblems

Oh...kay... I'd say what gives Blahzay her "uniqueness" is just the fact that she is the first female artist signed to Psychopathic so... yeah... I guess pretty much ANYthing she does could be considered "unique".

Her BRAND of wicked shit? You mean the one that was given to her? Helping shape an on-stage presence is one thing, inferring that any of this was HER IDEA is another. Based on Violent J's Herald story, this person did not seem like her whole career goal was to become a big time female rapper (or did I read words wrong or something)?

She is rapping about shit that FEW OTHER WOMEN PERFORMERS DARE TO RAP ABOUT! Everything from date rape, to abusive relationships, to living with clinical depression.

...aaaaaannndd.... what?

See? Here comes that word "deserve" again.

So I guess if there was some female rapper out there spittin' rhymes about rebuilding the engine block of a '57 Chevy...? heh nm

Maybe one of the reasons "few other women dare" rap about shit like BEING RAPED and their collection of prescriptions MIGHT BE because it doesn't make for good subject matter that MOST people wanna hear. Those things that happened to her ARE terrible and traumatic and if writing out pages of "rape poetry" provides her with the catharsis she needs to help put those events PAST HER, than that is a great thing... but who wants to listen to that? I am SURE there are people out there than may also benefit from hearing those words but WHO WANTS TO LISTEN TO IT?

Please, PLEASE paint me a picture of the social situation in which a person would say to the group, "Hey! Ya know what would really put me in a party/road trip/pumped up good mood?! Listening to this girl talk about BEING RAPED and BEATEN by men in her life! YEAH! Put that shit on, yo!"....!!! Maybe use it as background music for a women's self-defense class?

And there's kind of a part of me that wants to respond to the above quote with a, "aaaannnd.... what? She deserves a big gold star for it?". NOBODY should have those things done to them and playing the game of "Dueling Maladies" against Juggalos will only unearth a fuckin' MOUNTAIN of hurt and heartaches that can't help but cast a shadow over any attempt to juxtapose Blahzay Rose's experiences OVER everyone else's.

It doesn't mean we should all be getting record contracts so we can all "talk it out".

So to all you trolls who accused her of being “emo,” go fuck yourselves…because unlike a lot of those whiny ass emo bands who are playing on instruments that were purchased for them by their rich mommies and daddies…

Yeeaahh... WTH was that? Don't think anyone had any specific "emo band" in mind. I mean, if you wanna make a Coal Chamber joke, go ahead; but I don't think people's assessment of Blahzay being or sounding "emo" had anything to do other bands and their... dislike of her. And the mention of the purchase of instruments out of nowhere just seems weird.

Blahzay is speaking directly from her heart.

Again... I guess she deserves another one of those gold stars.

Anne fuckin' Frank was "speaking from her heart" too but I *STILL wouldn't be jamming out on any music she made about all of the atrocities that were done to HER either! Presumably, ALL MUSICIANS are "speaking from their hearts". I don't think it a problem for them.

If it’s too much or too disturbing for you to listen to, then—as Guns N’ Roses once wrote on their advisory sticker for their “Use Your Illusion” albums—“You can fuck off and buy something from the New Age section!”

There it is, folks. Psychopathic now has it's very own "Sony/Ghostbusters Debate".

While none of us can, should or could expect a record company to bad mouth one of their artists (especially one of such special significance), this is the beginning of the shitstorm to follow.

Rather than filtering through the expected blowback from the usual assholes and trying to pick up on what the audience has been HEARING, it seems like they're just gonna tell everyone to go fuck themselves. Valid, lucid points be damned. "If you don't like it dot dot dot go fuck yourself".

This is the second or third time Psychopathic has (kinda) "accused" us of thinking Blahzay Rose is "too much" or "too disturbing" as if the whole of clown-kind doesn't watch slasher and horror movies of people being tortured and chopped in half as a past time. IF people's responses thus far have only yielded the impression of being "too disturbing", please allow me to FURTHER translate for anyone that might need it: IT'S NOT FUN! I have no intention of screaming out the lyrics to RAPE POETRY!

Personally, I enjoy listening to music in OTHER places than curled up in a fetal position with headphones on in the back of a walk-in closest!

And J-Webb... I know you are a fount of musical history knowledge, but that there is called a false equivalency. Guns n' Roses was speaking in reference to an act of government censorship of their music... WE are all talking about... well, if you don't know by now.