I agree with many of the posts regarding the utter disrespect and ignorance that the Breakfast Club displayed during the interview. Don't get me wrong, the Breakfast Club is known for it's no-holds-barred type of interviews; however, with that being said, there should still be some level of respect that they must maintain. Sadly however, there are folks out there who enjoy this hateful shit, and who support this negativity with their mean-spirited posts and comments. Lil Mama has not made it easy for herself with some of her previous actions and comments, but in this particular interview, she was humble and honest. So honest that she began to cry. Yet and still, every tagline on every blog is about how the Breakfast Club made her cry, which is not the case. Show me someone who can carry the weight or releasing an album, keep their family together (financially and otherwise) as their mother is dying, and still manage to be a seventeen year-old child - crying would be a best care scenario, compared to depression and/or suicide. My point is, as Lil Mama stated (and this will be the first and last time that I paraphrase anything that Lil Mama says), as African-Americans, hell as human beings, we must learn to support each other better. Hate begets hate, and negativity begets negativity, so as all these djs and blogs seek to vilify this woman's actions and trivialize her pain, know that karma is a bitch...and one day you will require support or empathy of others in your pain, and let's hope that you are meet with better treatment than you shown this young woman. Damn Shame.