Waka Flocka FIRST Hip Hop Artist to Support PETA Campaign

Waka Flocka became the FIRST Hip hop artist to support PETA's "Ink NOT mink" campaign. They released his pictures earlier this year in March but you hardly heard anyone whisper about it. One of those situations when  no one promotes Positivity.

 He bares it ALL!!! Waka sports is his chains conveniently placed over his "family jewels". I'm sorry ladies I know you all love him but why wouldn't anyone recommend he hit the gym and tone up a bit before shooting this ad. He has NO MUSCLE definition what so ever!!! These pictures are the lest bit flattering. Thank the lord he his tatted up that it distracts you from his flabbiness. 

"Ink NOT Mink"

in a more explicit ad... Middle fingers in the air saying "Fuck Fur"

I'm convinced Waka rode the yellow little bus to school every morning after watching this video lol... I'm actually surprised and quite shocked to see him of all people supporting PETA . I've watched the gruesome videos of the animals being slaughter and even skinned alive but honestly speaking I still wear fur. I love all animals, always had dogs and cats ranging from Yorkshire Terriers to Great Danes. I just have not been able to give up fur.

Im Not the Only One Who Is Platinum...

What is the most expensive fish for an aquarium in the world?

Think that having fish as pets is cheap? Well it is if you’re buying goldfish or feeder fish that cost little to replace but there’s one aquarium fish that is not only very costly to replace, it’s also a very rare breed and has a very rare condition, all of which make it the most expensive aquarium fish in the world.

The fish is a platinum arowana and it is 15 inches long. It lives in Singapore, where it is owned by Aro Dynasty, a dragon fish breeder. Its right eye pulls downward and although this is a rare condition, it is not rare for the arowana breed.

However, the pure white color of this particular fish is rare, even amongst its own kind, and is considered a mutation. The fish was displayed at the show Aquarama 2007 where it gained international attention. Shortly after the show, Aro Dynasty received an offer of $80,000 for the fish and after declining, they received another offer of 200 pounds, about $400,000 USD for the fish. Turning that offer down as well, Aro Dynasty still maintains that the fish is not for sale. However, this rare fish is still considered to be the most expensive fish in the world.

I love the name sake but this fish is UGLY... lol