Kat Stacks Won

I was proud to have avoided the Kat Stacks hoopla a few weeks back, but here were a few details I gleemed about her from conversations with others. Superhead 2.0, they were saying. A hip-hop groupie making women everywhere look bad. A girl who stripped, and used her money to buy butt implants.

There wasn't anything more I needed to know. It was a story I was all too familiar with, and I easily passed Kat Stacks off as just the latest example of a woman who had no respect for herself or the rappers she outed by name.

Then, I saw the video today of a couple of goons smacking her in an Atlanta bar.

For those who haven't seen it, watch at your own risk. It's nothing pretty. As a matter of fact, it's ugly, disgusting, heartless, and all the proof we need to show when it comes to who is a more decent person, Kat Stacks or the men she was calling out, Kat Stacks won.

On principle, I'm not into the business of saving women who don't want to be saved, but also on principle, I'm not into the business of laying my hands on a woman for any reason outside of a life threatening one. Whatever reason a person wants to give for these guys going upside Kat Stacks face with an open hand smack so many times I lost count, that's on their conscience. But I promise folks this: The reasons people will give, the devil's advocates as they might refer to themselves, will make little to zero sense.

In the video, the men can be heard telling Kat to apologize to Fab (Fabolous was one of the rapper's she called out), and apologize to Bow Wow (another rapper she called out). And this is where things get dicey.