She walks the street with her nose turned to the sky, gives you the coldest stare as she walks by she is cold, angry, dead inside your best bet is just to step aside she is black and blue ain't got time for you don't let her smooth exterior fool you she'll be the first to school you on her ability to condescend 'cause she's a sadiddy, black thing Sadiddy, right down to her sadiddy black skin Just Plain Sadiddiness - follows the journey of a woman known as Sadiddy. Born into the world hating her mother but loving herself, she is the epitome of narcissism. She spends her days staring endlessly into mirrored images of herself. Thinking of herself and only herself. Her journey, driven by way of poetic verse, explores the damaging affect that arrogance and conceit can have not only on the life of a woman, but her family and community as well. She is Sadiddy.