You Aughta Know: The entire magazine was one giant glossy blog. From a sample issue: "School of Hard Knocks" (rating rappers with intelligence-based names), "Pecs, Thighs and Videotape" (interviewing High & Mighty about porn), a fake ad for a Roxanne Shante Hummel figurine, and "Brother J's Book of the Month" ("This month I have been reading a book that says the white man is the devil. It's true, you know.") CLASSIC.
The entire magazine was one giant glossy blog. From a sample issue: "School of Hard Knocks" (rating rappers with intelligence-based names), "Pecs, Thighs and Videotape" (interviewing High & Mighty about porn), a fake ad for a Roxanne Shante Hummel figurine, and "Brother J's Book of the Month" ("This month I have been reading a book that says the white man is the devil. It's true, you know.") CLASSIC.
The entire magazine was one giant glossy blog. From a sample issue: "School of Hard Knocks" (rating rappers with intelligence-based names), "Pecs, Thighs and Videotape" (interviewing High & Mighty about porn), a fake ad for a Roxanne Shante Hummel figurine, and "Brother J's Book of the Month" ("This month I have been reading a book that says the white man is the devil. It's true, you know.") CLASSIC.

LEGACYThe best ratings system ever (Senor Love Daddy, Lady Pink from Wild Style, Bishop from Juice, Ramo from Beat Street, Shabba Doo from Breakin'). Also, the most pauseworthily named editorial team ever. Big up Drew Huge, Dan Large, and Mike Hard! Lives online at http://fatlacemagazine.uproxx.com.

RATINGS It might not have been (drew) huge on the actual journalism, but it proved that you gotta know it and love it to shit on it. It's a credo we still live by.