I'm Jus Sayin

What it is folks and welcome to another edition of "I'm Jus Sayin," sponsored by bread in my kitchen. I haven't been on here for quite a while, so my post will be a little longer.

I just so happen to be watching the VMAs on MTV last night only because I wanted to see the tribute to Michael Jackson. And it was a good one, Janet and everyone did a great job. Now with all that being said, I'm sure anyone else who was watching it saw the Kanye West incident. He blatantly disrespected Taylor Swift as she was accepting her award, and acted like it was nothing. Sure he apologized afterwards, but that still didn't change anything. First off, my congrats to Taylor. I don't listen to her music, but I know she has been popular in the country music world. Kanye, I don't care if you thought Taylor had the worst video of all the nominees. You do not disrespect anyone like that under any circumstances. What the heck is the matter with you? That was not the time nor the place. You made yourself look like a complete fool and I don't know what came over you at the time, but you need to cut the crap and get a hold on your life.

Michael Crabtree, the San Francisco 49ers first round pick this year, has been holding out most, if not all, of the offseason and has yet to report to the team because of some contract issues. I don't know what the whole contract issue is about, but apparently Crabtree is whining that he is not getting paid what he thinks he deserves. The contract the 49ers are offering is around 5-years/$20 million, $16 million of it guaranteed. Are you serious Crabtree? You mean to tell me that you are complaining because you are being offered the opportunity to make several millions of dollars each season to play football?! You must be out of your dang mind. You haven't played one single down in the NFL and you want to get paid top player money right now. I don't care if you were the best receiver in the draft. The world is not perfect. You are not going to always get your way. The way the economy is looking now, you need to be fortunate some organization is offering you a job in the first place. You need to quit acting like a baby, figure out what you want to do, and handle your business. I'm Jus Sayin.