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Excuse the language in the older posts, I have evolved....some, LOL.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Has the Hood Gone Too Far?
Have you ever heard of rolling your hair with soda cans instead of rollers? Can anyone tell me what that's about?
A friend swore up and down he saw a chick with her hair rolled in soda cans in a video with Nelly.
Necessity is the mother of invention... if you can roll your hair in a pinch with strips of brown paper bag surely you can do it with soda cans. What I want to know is how you hold them jokers in place, especially if you're sleeping.
When folks don't have the means, they'll use whatever they have. I remember growing up, the legs to our couch broke, we used to hold up our couch with four canned good cans. It worked and since the couch had a skirt, no one knew (unless someone lifted up the skirt).
Oh you mean like when I wanted my bed way up high so I put that bitch on concrete blocks and made an extra long dust ruffle? *insert yahoo whistlin face here*
Tygar doesn't watch tv and he was flipping channels when he saw it. I'm lucky he even knew it was Nelly. I was gonna go through videos, but after 2 I couldn't do any more, lol.
lol! Hair rollers are pretty cheap there is no excuse...However my mom has been known to use torn pieces of brown paper bags to roll up her hair like she is back in the 70s....
Out of curiosity I asked my mom if she heard about this. Apparently it was done back in the day with anything big...soup cans, vegetable cans...to make hair straighter or have bigger, looser curls. You didn't sleep in it, you set it early in the morning or in the afternoon (for the next day). I guess this was a '50's thing.
I remember those old pictures of white women with the huge rollers in their head. I knew about pin curls, (with the hair pins) but I never knew about the paper sack rollers ... how did that work??
I think that video was too cute. Actually, that whole CD is pretty good.
You tear the paper sack up in strips and twist the pieces up and you wrap your hair around the paper twists and twist the ends of the paper up and voila! You have rollers...take them out and you have curls...
It's probably true. U can see all kinda stuff in his videos apparently.
ReplyDeletestop playin! fa real? STOP PLAYIN...
ReplyDeletePlease tell me this is a joke.
ReplyDeleteI believe it
ReplyDeleteFTFO....girl stop...I can't laugh no more today!
ReplyDeleteNecessity is the mother of invention... if you can roll your hair in a pinch with strips of brown paper bag surely you can do it with soda cans. What I want to know is how you hold them jokers in place, especially if you're sleeping.
ReplyDeletewow! speechless
ReplyDeleteYou know we are a colorful people & have unlimited genius when it comes to rigging shit! LOL Where there's a will there's a way.
ReplyDeleteWhen folks don't have the means, they'll use whatever they have. I remember growing up, the legs to our couch broke, we used to hold up our couch with four canned good cans. It worked and since the couch had a skirt, no one knew (unless someone lifted up the skirt).
ReplyDeleteOh you mean like when I wanted my bed way up high so I put that bitch on concrete blocks and made an extra long dust ruffle? *insert yahoo whistlin face here*
ReplyDeleteI've heard of using paper bag strips, but soda cans?
ReplyDeleteThat's cause Nelly is WACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDelete*ducking Monni lol*
Yes, he claims he saw soda cans. I couldn't verify it because I don't much watch videos, so I was hoping someone could confirm or deny the allegation.
ReplyDeleteIt's on now sucka!! I'mma bust yo head til da white meat shows!
ReplyDeletesoda cans?..lmao
ReplyDeleteOkay which video get me a song name, and I will look it up!!! Because this I gotta see. LOL
ReplyDeleteI believe it. when you need or have to have something you will always come up with a clever solution ..
ReplyDeleteTygar doesn't watch tv and he was flipping channels when he saw it. I'm lucky he even knew it was Nelly. I was gonna go through videos, but after 2 I couldn't do any more, lol.
ReplyDeletethats white people from the 60s.... that aint hood
ReplyDeleteEllie Mae Clampett! That's who I was tryig to think of. Thanks Danja.
ReplyDeleteman, soda cans, beer bottles, whatever... folks will do what they gotta do... I just hope she wasnt in the streets lookin like that.... smdh
ReplyDeletelmaooooooooooooo chika plz tell me it aint so
ReplyDeleteFoolishness...
ReplyDeletewas her hair bumpin?? lol
ReplyDeletei jus saw the vid its ashanti's good good deedles dis sum bull
ReplyDeletehell naw!
ReplyDeleteits playin on 106 n park now
ReplyDeleteHell, you do what you gotta do. Just don't go outta YOUR hood like dat.
ReplyDeleteyou know da hood can come up with ANY damn thang and make it WORK.
damn...soda cans!! Wut the hell???
ReplyDeleteOoooookay! I done seen it all!
ReplyDeleteSoda cans?? How da hell they sleep at night??
ReplyDeletelol! Hair rollers are pretty cheap there is no excuse...However my mom has been known to use torn pieces of brown paper bags to roll up her hair like she is back in the 70s....
ReplyDeleteOut of curiosity I asked my mom if she heard about this. Apparently it was done back in the day with anything big...soup cans, vegetable cans...to make hair straighter or have bigger, looser curls. You didn't sleep in it, you set it early in the morning or in the afternoon (for the next day). I guess this was a '50's thing.
ReplyDeleteOh ok, i guess you did what you had to get the look you wanted but can you imagine walking around the house like that? That looks crazy.
ReplyDeletewell that makes sense cause she said it was fifties inspired
ReplyDeleteI remember those old pictures of white women with the huge rollers in their head. I knew about pin curls, (with the hair pins) but I never knew about the paper sack rollers ... how did that work??
ReplyDeleteI think that video was too cute. Actually, that whole CD is pretty good.
You tear the paper sack up in strips and twist the pieces up and you wrap your hair around the paper twists and twist the ends of the paper up and voila! You have rollers...take them out and you have curls...
ReplyDeletewow! i dont roll my hair LOL
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to do her hair like that when she was younger...
ReplyDelete