Speechless

"Black Bloggers" might as well call this BET Awards Analysis Day, because everybody is speaking on it. BET, you have out done yourself...I have never seen a more entertaining awards show in my life. Everybody was looking great and sounding great. I don't know who had the best act. Everybody was doing their thing...Monique's "Crazy In Love" style entrance was off the chain (I saw it on the replay at the After Party...I got home a "lil" late from doing "honey-do" stuff)...Another classic performance by S-Dot-Carter (anytime you can bring ?uestlove and Sheila E. on the drums, Rick Rubin on the turn tables, and Dave Navarrow and Kid Rock on guitar...That is what you call culture experience). Janet went old school...Why we are talking old school, did you see the 25th anniversary of Hip Hop on Wax...The Sugar Hill Gang, Melle Mel, MC Lyte, Public Enemy, and last but especially not least The Get Fresh Crew (Slick Rick and Doug E. Fresh)...But if you really want to take it old school, old school, the Isley Brothers had me feeling like I was back at "9406". Ludacris had it looking like the set of "Finding Nemo"...Alicia Keys had me and the ONE looking like 2 kids receiving their 1st kiss. India Arie's tribute to Ray Charles had me all sad and stuff. Usher dropped the crowd dead with his killah performance. Smokie Norful was soulful as always (Pine Bluff AR. in the house). But I heard that the bravest and most moving performance of them all was Kanye West..."Jesus Walks" is one of the most powerful songs I ever heard in my life...And then you took it a step further by throwing Yolanda Adams in the mix...I'm mad I missed that...I'm just speechless...Let me go...I'll be here all day talking about last night...The only thing left for me to say is "haaaaaah", "whaaaaaat", "okaaaaaaay"...I'll keep you posted

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