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The Doll House with Babydoll

The Doll House with Babydoll

The Doll House with Babydoll

Daily Dose of Doll: Be True to You, Every Step of the Journey is Worthwhile

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Victoria "Babydoll" Johnson

In this rapidly evolving and ever-changing world, where innovation and progress shape our daily lives, the significance of staying true to yourself has never been more pronounced. It’s about more than just being authentic; it’s about embracing your unique qualities, pursuing your passions wholeheartedly, and making a positive impact on those around you. These have become crucial elements for leading a truly fulfilling life.

To truly stay true to yourself means cultivating self-awareness, understanding your values and aspirations, and remaining steadfast in upholding them, even in the face of societal pressures and expectations. It’s about walking confidently in your purpose and aligning your actions and choices with your core values and personal mission, whether it’s in your professional endeavors or personal relationships.

However, it’s important to recognize that being authentic and living with purpose is a deeply personal journey. It requires time for self-reflection, personal growth, and self-discovery. There is no predefined path or fixed timeline to follow. Instead, it’s a continuous process of learning and evolving.

But let me tell you, the joy and fulfillment that come from living a life that is genuinely yours are unparalleled. Every step of the journey is worthwhile when you embrace your true self and boldly showcase to the world the unique and irreplaceable individual that you are. It’s about finding your voice, your passion, and your calling.

So, in this ever-changing world, where conformity often seems like the easy path, dare to be different. Embrace your quirks, your dreams, and your authentic self. Walk confidently in your purpose and let your light shine bright. Because when you do, you not only inspire others to do the same but also create a ripple effect of positivity and change.

So, my luvs, remember to stay true to yourselves, stay committed to your dreams, and never be afraid to stand out. The world needs more of your unique brilliance. Keep growing, keep learning, and keep shining.

Victoria “Babydoll” Johnson is bringing you inside The Dollhouse, middays from 10a to 3p on Foxy 99. She was born and raised in Eastern North Carolina, and grew up listening to legendary heritage Hip Hop Foxy 99 personalities, all while secretly dreaming of one day becoming one of them. Babydoll is known to be an “around the way girl” amongst Foxy listeners, connecting with them and writing about music, pop culture, and holistic wellness. She is a graduate of Carolina School of Broadcasting, in Charlotte North Carolina. Babydoll colloquially delivers compelling content and information. She connects with listeners not only over the airwaves, but also through social media platforms; as well as in their communities where it counts most.

Hip Hop 50: 9 of the Most Iconic Jewelry Pieces in Hip-Hop History

Bling has been an integral part of hip-hop culture essentially from day one, and it’s made for some iconic jewelry pieces across history.

It represents not only wealth and success, but it’s also a way for artists to express their individuality. It’s a reflection of their journey, often hard-earned and always a testament to their determination. Hip-hop songs often reference chains and jewelry, showcasing the artists’ success, wealth, and individual style.

In Jay-Z’s “Izzo (H.O.V.A.)”, he references his affinity for gold chains with the line, “Not guilty, y’all got to feel me, I bought my whole team whips, no Volvos, and had the chain flooded wit’ rocks.” In “A Milli” Lil Wayne boasts about his diamonds, rapping, “I’m a Millionaire, I’m a Young Money Millie in aire, tougher than Nigerian hair.” And in “No Stylist”, French Montana and Drake proudly declare their love for designer brands and expensive jewelry with lines like, “Hermès link could feed a village in Liberia” and “Iced out, no stylist.” These references not only add to the braggadocious nature of hip-hop but also highlight the importance of jewelry in the culture. It’s not just about showing off wealth, but also making a statement and showcasing one’s unique style.

The tradition of wearing flashy jewelry in hip-hop began with pioneers like Run DMC and their iconic gold rope chains. Over time, it has evolved to include more elaborate and intricate pieces, often custom-made for the artists. Jewelry has become a way for hip-hop artists to differentiate themselves and stand out in a crowded industry. It’s also become a symbol of success, with many rappers investing their wealth in custom-made pieces that showcase their individuality and success.

Here’s a list of 9 of the most iconic and extravagant pieces of jewelry worn by hip-hop artists.

  • Ghostface Killah's Eagle Bracelet

    This Wu-Tang Clan member’s golden eagle bracelet, complete with diamond-encrusted wings, is one of the most unforgettable pieces in hip hop history.

  • Lil Jon's Crunk Ain’t Dead Necklace

    Weighing almost 12 pounds, this chain contains a record-breaking 3,756 diamonds. It was so massive, it actually set a World Record!

  • Pharrell's Custom Jacob & Co. Necklace

    This piece, encrusted with multicolored diamonds, is a testament to Pharrell’s unique sense of style.

  • Beyoncé's necklace in the Carters Tiffany's campaign

    The necklace was worn by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and worth $30 million. To think she actually got paid to wear it, is the biggest flex.

  • Jay-Z's 5 kilo gold chain

    Jay-Z’s colossal gold chain, designed by Rafaello & Co, is a shining testament to his success.

  • Rick Ross's Self Portrait Chain

    This piece, a diamond-studded self-portrait, is one of the most unique pieces in hip hop jewelry.

  • Gucci Mane's Ice Cream Cone Chain

    This iconic piece, complete with multi-colored diamonds, symbolizes Gucci Mane’s flavor and style.

  • Missy Elliott's Turntable Chain

    Missy Elliott’s gold and diamond turntable necklace is a nod to her deep roots in music.

    Missy Elliott celebrated her 52nd birthday during Essence Festival with a star-studded soiree sponsored by Crown Royal Golden Apple

    Missy Elliott celebrated her 52nd birthday during Essence Festival with a star-studded soiree sponsored by Crown Royal Golden Apple

  • Kanye West's Horus Chain

    Designed by Jacob Arabo, this gold and diamond chain is inspired by the Egyptian god Horus, symbolizing protection and power.

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