vh1 soul.

Since I've been back home, I've been watching hours of TV. No, TV is not that good. But VH1 Soul most definitely is.

I was eating breakfast one morning and was flipping through the music video channels on Comcast. MTV Hits was playing trash. MTV Jams was showing too much ass. Thus I went to what I knew usually had videos on that I like. VH1 Soul!

Some little neo soul video was on, and as a self proclaimed neo soul puff ball, I sat there and soaked it all up. After the video, Black to the Future came on. It focused on the Black pop culture of past decades. It's just like VH1's Best Week Ever or the specials about the '60s, '70s, '80s where celebrities give their commentary on aspects on that decade, week, etc. Not the best explanation, but if you watch VH1, you know what I'm talking about.

Anyway, I was excited because I'd never seen it before. So I told myself I'd watch the show for a bit. Couldn't be more than an hour, right?

No. There were multiple episodes. Went from the '70s to now.

And I watched all of it. Sat down at around 10. Didn't turn off the TV until around 2.

As hard as I've tried, I've devoted at least an hour to VH1 Soul since getting home last week. And what am I doing now instead of cleaning the house and applying for internships and working out?

Updating my blog and watching 100 Greatest Hip Hop Songs on VH1 Soul. Been here for an hour.

Will I work out today? Will I clean the house? Will I take care of my business?

Well, after this show, Driven with LL Cool J and Storytellers with Jay-Z comes on.

We'll see how it goes.


- K. Rocka Cranberry Vodka