Ne-Yo’s Baby Mama Airs Him Out in Social Media Video
This morning on Shannon’s Scoop we told you about how Ne-Yo’s baby mama aired him out online.
First of all, I’ll be honest. I really do not care for Ne-Yo at all. Like, in any way at all. I don’t even think he’s attractive enough to be pulling the things that he pulls with all of these women.
Anyway, Sade, the chick that he cheated on with his now ex-wife, Crystal, and had two babies with her on the side, aired him out on social media yesterday while she was up in his house.
You have to see this video. She calls him “Diddy, Jr.”, says he just wants to sleep with prostitutes and do drugs, that he doesn’t want to take care of his kids, and so on. She asked him why he couldn’t just stay home with his kids. But honestly, I’m sure Crystal was asking the same thing while she was up in your bed. I don’t like either one of them, okay?
Because number one, I don’t know what Sade thought her profession was when she met Ne-Yo, but she’s pretty much the same thing. I’m not going to say it here, but it’s a certain kind of garden tool. I just don’t get it. It’s like a, ‘you lose him how you got him’ type of thing. He’s got two girlfriends, he’s running around, and he’ll still (allegedly) go pay for prostitutes because that’s his thing. Not a fan. Check out the video below.
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Explore 5 of the Best Mexican Restaurants in Mexicantown Detroit
Looking for the best Mexican restaurants in Mexicantown Detroit? Whether you’re a local craving for or in town for the NFL Draft, we’ve got the hook-up! We wouldn’t have a whole area in Detroit dedicated to this cuisine if it weren’t authentically good! But before diving into some of the best spots, let’s talk briefly about Mexicantown’s history and what makes Mexican food authentic.
What Makes Mexican Food Authentic
My husband is Mexican. I asked him what makes Mexican food authentic to him. He said, “To me, authentic Mexican food has minimal ingredients with maximum flavor. So many spices are used to elevate otherwise bland ingredients into something amazing. The refried beans aren’t just pinto beans. And the rice isn’t just yellow rice. The spices that are added to it give it an authentic flavor. For me, authentic Mexican food represents lots of spices & has a colorful presentation. It’s also about the use of traditional kitchen tools. My Mom spent hours making food from scratch with a molcajete (mortar and pestle), tortilla press, and a comal.”
History of Mexicantown Detroit
Mexicantown is such a unique and vibrant area in Detroit. The area itself is considered to be within Southwest Detroit. While it was named “Mexicantown” in the late 80’s, the Mexican population in Detroit started setting in the area in the 1920s due to increased industrial labor jobs. Further surges of immigration decades later increased the population in the area. Not only are there authentic Mexican restaurants in the area, but brightly colored buildings are painted with amazing murals. The area is just so rich in culture. If you’d like to learn more about its history, check out the book “Detroit’s Mexicantown” By Maria Elena Rodriguez.
Where to Find the Best Mexican Restaurants in Mexicantown Detroit
While there are many places to enjoy great Mexican food in Detroit, we’ve narrowed the list to 5 of the best Mexican restaurants in Mexicantown Detroit for you to visit to satisfy your craving. Check out the list below and enjoy!
Armandos
This spot is definitely on many favorites lists. Armando’s was established in the 1960s by Armando Galan and subsequently taken over by the Hernandez family in the 1980s. The menu features traditional Mexican food like tacos, fajitas, enchiladas, and more. View it here.
Stop in for a bite at 4242 W Vernor Hwy, Detroit, MI 48209
Their hours are:
Monday-closed
Tuesday-Sunday 10:30 am-10 pm
