Vibe Magazine Shuts its Doors

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wash ya *****

6/30/09, 14:29:pm

first byitches



wash ya *****

6/30/09, 14:30:pm

it wasnt black owned anyway. who cares, *****ody reading magazines anymore , when we can be bloggin bs



barb

6/30/09, 15:21:pm

good *****in riddance.



HAIR_BY_DEON

6/30/09, 15:56:pm

technology baby..the idea of paper itself is about to be obsolete



The Incredible genius that is Its6amHoGetOut, Live from Las Vegas and up $1430 from craps.

6/30/09, 16:06:pm

this is what happens when you let a ***** as wack as Plies buy the cover, you lose all kinds of *****in’ money, *****ody bought that *****!



CandyKANNE

6/30/09, 16:20:pm

Does this mean I have to pay my billed subscription? I still owe $11.95 for 12 more issues?!!!!!

I Am really saddened by this one though, VIBE Magazine has been around for YEARS! I have ALWAYS, always subscribed to VIBE. “Gone Too Soon..”



l thomas

6/30/09, 16:27:pm

WHAT? I heard the rumor that it might shut down, I can’t believe it. SMH.



The Incredible genius that is Its6amHoGetOut, Live from Las Vegas and up $1430 from craps.

6/30/09, 17:32:pm

heres what killed vibe, the first 75% of the magazine was interesting, then all of a sudden the last 25% turned gay as a **********a!

That and if you look at the last 12 issues, them *****s started suckin’ the *****s of the deep south. No sane east, west or worldwide consumer wants to read about the deep south and their SlaveAuction/Coonfest looks or music.

Honest answers from the one and only 6am



Atl_Finest

6/30/09, 20:06:pm

Vibe was more advertising than substance…..BYE!



betty

6/30/09, 21:00:pm

Life needs p*****ion.

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sweetjones1030

7/1/09, 00:13:am

I used to collect Vibe I still have all the issues from the mid-90’s, to early 2000’s. I stopped collecting them around ‘02 that’s when the music industry changed or my taste in music changed, one or the other.



SCSunshine

7/1/09, 00:55:am

Dearest 6AM,

From reading the comments from this (and other posts), I can tell you hate N*gg*s. Well, there are many of us “Southerners” (smile), who hate them too. Let’s channel this anger towards the record companies, media (print and radio), etc. who really attribute to this negativity. I no longer live in SC, but when I moved to the DMV and throughout my travels (up the east coast and to the west), the “Down South” music is all I heard and continue to hear. (I can’t wait to hear Maxwell’s CD and I heard Sade was working on hers!)I certainly accept you for who you are, and in part, I agree with many of your posts. It is however, disheartening to be cl*****ified and stereotyped in a this manner. So can you work on that? For me?

Lovingly Submitted,

A Strong, Educated, Beautiful, and “Southern” Woman



PhatDjSwagger(rest in peace Farrah)

7/1/09, 16:48:pm

GOOD

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