OZONE MAGAZINE NEVER MIND WHAT HATERS SAY, IGNORE ‘EM TIL THEY FADE AWAY THEY FADE TIL ‘EM IGNORE SAY, HATERS WHAT NEVER MIND MAGAZINE OZONE YOUR FAVORITE RAPPER’S FAVORITE MAGAZINE 5th ANNUAL ISSUESEX 10 WAYS RUINEDPORN MY LIFE TOP 10 FEMALESEXIEST DJs a LOVE LETTER for LIL WAYNE T.I. LIL KEKE PIMPS, LIL WIL PORN STARS, JUICE BIZZLE & A DOMINATRIX & MORE can you turn a HOE INTO A HOUSEWIFE? OZONE MAG // 1 YOUR FAVORITE RAPPER’S FAVORITE MAGAZINE 5th ANNUAL LIL SEX KEKE ISSUE 10 WAYS T.I. PORN RUINED MY LIFE TOP 10 SEXIESTFEMALE DJs a LOVE LETTER for LIL WAYNE LIL WIL JUICE PIMPS, BIZZLE PORN STARS, & MORE & A DOMINATRIX can you turn a HOE INTO A HOUSEWIFE? 28 // OZONE WEST 2 // OZONE MAG OZONE MAG // 3 4 // OZONE MAG OZONE MAG // 5 6 // OZONE MAG OZONE MAG // 7 8 // OZONE MAG OZONE MAG // 9 PUBLISHER/EDITOR-IN-CHIEF // Julia Beverly MUSIC EDITOR // Randy Roper FEATURES EDITOR // Eric N. Perrin cover stories monthly sections ASSOCIATE EDITOR // Maurice G. Garland 40-47 LIL KEKE 13 10 THINGS I’M HATIN’ ON GRAPHIC DESIGNER // David KA 50-53 T.I. 65 CAffEINE SUBS ADVERTISING SALES // Che Johnson, Richard Spoon 62-63 CD REVIEWS PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR // Malik Abdul features 20 DOLLAR MENU SPECIAL EDITION EDITOR // Jen McKinnon 66 End ZONE LEGAL CONSULTANT // Kyle P. King, P.A. 22 31 FLAVORS 26 FLAVOR Of LOVE 12 FEEdbACK SUBSCRIPTIONS MANAGER // Adero Dawson 13 JB’S 2 CENTS ADMINISTRATIVE // Kisha Smith 40 HOE TO A HOUSEWIFE 32 KHIA’S LOVE LETTER TO LIL WAYNE 21-37 PHOTO GALLERIES INTERNS // Jee’Van Brown, Kari Bradley, Torrey 28-30 PRISON DIARY Holmes 41 THINGS I LEARNED ABOUT SEX 14-16 RAPQUEST CONTRIBUTORS // Anthony Roberts, Bogan, Char- FROM SOUTHERN HIP HOP lamagne the God, Chuck T, Cierra Middlebrooks, 61 THROWBACK REVIEW Edward Hall, Jacquie Holmes, J Lash, Jason Cordes, 42 10 WAYS PORN RUINED MY LIFE Johnny Louis, Keadron Smith, Keith Kennedy, K.G. 34-36 10 SEXIEST FEMALE DJS Mosley, King Yella, Luis Santana, Luxury Mindz, 18 SIDEKICK HACKIN Marcus DeWayne, Matt Sonzala, Maurice G. Gar- interviews land, Mercedes (Strictly Streets), Natalia Gomez, Ray 24 STD E-CARDS Tamarra, Rico Da Crook, Rohit Loomba, Shannon 38 ACE HOOD McCollum, Spiff, Stan Johnson, Swift, Thaddaeus 48 STD MYTHS McAdams, Wally Sparks, Wendy Day 63 THE X FILES 58 BIzzLE 60 JUNEy BOOmdATA STREET REPS // 3rd Leg Greg, Adam Murphy, Alex Marin, Al-My-T, Benz, Big Brd, B-Lord, Big Ed, Big 39 KILLER MIKE Teach (Big Mouth), Bigg V, Black, Bogan, Bo Money, 59 LIL WILL Brandi Garcia, Brandon “Silkk” Frazier, Brian Eady, Buggah D. 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