Papi’s YouTube Pimpin.. Damn it’s rough in the “V”

Sunday, January 25th, 2009 at 12:10 AM

Just Consider This Sunday School – Cause Fine Folks, Chuuch Is Immediately Following This.
Pope John Paul II

YO Benni – co’mon let me holla atcha. See, If You Really want to get folks excited Papi, you need to look at this video

T.I. IS GETTIN Money – and as you can see, Errybody swangin they rags so, what you really need to do, is get Yo Rag to flyin..

Last Week Bria had this on her blog about another Pimp Ass Playa Preacha,

Fleecing Edward Stephens…Pimpin Thru the Recession…

Pimpin’ ain’t easy…that’s especially true during a recession.

Well that’s not stopping ‘Bishop’ Edward Stephens of Golden Gate Cathedral Church from telling his hoes (church) to make a sacrificial offering…the amount???

Bishop Edward Stephens after finishing his morning sermon on Sunday told his members not to listen to my radio program concerning preachers who fleece their flocks,and then told the members that on the second Sunday in February the church will be celebrating its anniversary and he wants them to make a sacrifice offering of their whole salary for that week.

ONE WEEK SALARY.

WTH???

Why is it that this crap goes on in the black churches?

Better yet, why is it that black parishioners are stupid enuf to fall for this ish? I’d sure like to know how successful that pimpin’ crusade was.

Click here to see some of pulpit pimp Edward Stephens’ assets

check out Bria’s Own Words

Longtime ago we heard all about yo style of pimpin. Yo Deathcamp Legend and all that; butterah, why not leave the LORD Out of YOUTUBE..Yo UnRighteousness.

FYI Papi, The Most High Don’t Need You to Get Him an Endorsement Deal. Butterah you just like Eddie ain’t ya. Stank Stank Stank – pack now sucka yo bwoy the devil is enroute fa ya, and this ain’t no Death Cab for Cutie.

The Vatican SKRATE Pimpin .. on YouTube,

Pope launches YouTube channel

Pope Benedict XVI is to launch a dedicated channel on YouTube this week.

By Nick Squires In Rome
Last Updated: 3:28PM GMT 18 Jan 2009

Pope Benedict XVI Photo: REUTERS

Video footage and audio of addresses by Pope Benedict XVI, as well as news about the Holy See, will be posted directly onto the video sharing website.

The material, aimed at everyone from devout Catholics to the curious browser, will be supplied by Vatican Radio and the Vatican’s television centre in collaboration with Google, which owns YouTube.

It is the Vatican’s biggest plunge into new media, although it is not the first time that the city state has embraced the web in order to spread the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.

Since 1995 it has had a website, www.vatican.va, which publishes the pontiff’s pronouncements and teachings.

Its unofficial mouthpiece, the newspaper L’Osservatore Romano, also has its own website, as does Vatican Radio, which broadcasts in 39 languages.

A website dedicated to the Vatican City State, the world’s smallest independent state in population and size, features six webcams, one of which is permanently trained on the tomb of the last Pope, John Paul II.

Details of the YouTube presence are to be presented next week at a news conference held by Vatican officials and Henrique de Castro, managing director of media solutions for Google.

Meanwhile Pope Benedict has celebrated the 85th birthday of his brother, Georg Ratzinger, with a concert in the Sistine Chapel.

The voices of two sopranos and a tenor soared through the chapel where pontiffs are elected, and an orchestra and male choir from Regensburg, Germany, performed.

Georg Ratzinger is a former choirmaster who is now almost blind. The Pope, 81, has said his brother helps him accept old age with courage.