Mic is considered an asshole!

I don't really think I am. I think it's the equivalant of someone calling a woman a bitch. Not that i'm comparing myself to a bitch but you gotta know what I mean...right? Anyway, because Im a free thinker, I don't let anyone walk over me I'm considered an asshole. I rarely let anyone talk to me like I'm less than nothing and I will never allow anyone and i do mean anyone run over me. But i'm sure thats not what makes me an asshole right? No it's me letting a person know that i don't stand for that. I would expect everyone to be this way, but unfortunately everyone isn't this way. Example number one, if i'm at the club dancing with a lady or even just bs'n with the homies, and a group of little tacky ass waterhead girls walk by pushing through the crowd, like they own the joint, I'll push them back. When they look at me like i'm crazy, I say "oh i thought the pushing was cool" and look at them like they're crazy. Example two, if a man or woman tells me to shut up, i'll say " Who the f@@k are you talking to, (enter explicitive)? In the end I feel like everyone deserves respect until they don't anymore. So until I get mines I will be Mic the asshole. As the old proverb goes "gotta give respect to get respect, ya dig" actually the ya dig part was mine.

My first blog

I figure I should just say something to break the ice right? My manager told me to create a blog. That way my friends, fam and fans wanna know what's going down with the kid as it happens. I thought that's what Twitter was for but hey what you gonna do? The bark is in me right now so all of this may sound retarded so excuse me. I remember in 1988 on the school bus and me and my friends reciting any and every song that came on K-Day. K-Day was the first rap station in L.A. I mean we had an urban market radio but this was our station dedicated to rap. Anyway those were good times, when you could love the radio. I don't feel that way anymore and it kinda makes me sad. I think when I realized radio wasn't worth the time I decided to become an emcee. It actually cracks me up when I hear that famous line from the movie "Brown Sugar". You know when she puts up the tape recorder and says "So when did you fall in love with hip-hop". I t makes me laugh because I know when I did. 1988 on the back of my school bus.