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i got this video of Will in Australia in 1997..and he is being presented with a gold plaque for the men in black single... Wills like "well what can i say about this award..well its the most recent award ive been given" :haha: at the timehe was gettin every award possible and big willie style was goin multi plat.. its good to see switch do so well here tho..its gonna be one of the biggest singles of the year..i wouldnt have predicted that

Happy Birthday mate :kool: have a good one :party:

the stuttering bit is the best!!!

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yeah i could try and create a skin with the old ONistyle colors it will just take sum time..

I chose another one...I have the True Blue one...It's just that I was used to the old board! :ohdear: ← yeah it will take sum getting used to..its always a shock to begin with..but version 2.1 of invision board is definitely better than the old 1

switch went platinum this week :2thumbs:

well Monty actually.. but yeah..small world..its about time more australians rolled through this site..switch getting to #1 an all

you gone through them all? you can choose which one you want you want down the bottom left

kool you'll love it when u get it :2thumbs:

well you cant use 1.3 skins on 2.1 forums so we gotta find sum new 1s :smart:

oh okay.. im out near greensborough

dude where in melbourne are you from.. I'm the creator of this site and live in melbourne..

thanx to Hax for saving our ass again :word: and thanx to Julie and Jonny..I was able to give this forum the much needed upgrade thanx to them gettin those dvds :2thumbs: Now hopefully this is the end of the forum being hacked :protest:

Snoop Dogg - kool Kurupt - talented featured on sum good traxs Daz - average Rakim - legend, took the artform forward LL Cool J - old school legend..longevity DMX - hardcore, not my thing Redman - funny, done sum dope stuff and sum weak Method Man - solid Warren G - like his production style attitude the Game - from CALI rhymin with a new york accent Nas - done sum good stuff Jay-z - nice flow Biggie - never felt him Fat Joe - not a big fan Big Pun - never listened to his stuff 2Pac - not in2 him KRS-One - 1 of the best conscious rappers NWA - legends of gangsta rap Eminem - overrated Ja Rule - weak Petey Pablo - i like blow your whistle Tech 9ne - havent listened Dead Prez - havent checked em Mos Def - done sum awesome traxs..like travellin man Tribe Called Quest - released sum classics Ludacris - good at what he does Foxy Brown - talentless Trina - ? Beanie Siegel- never listened 50Cent - kids like him..i dont Big L - never checked him Common - talented artist who hasnt reached his potential Kanye West - overrated Xzibit - did sum good stuff early b4 fallin off The Roots - when they were a band they were amazing..great up to illadelph then lost the plot Twista - never checked him Trick Daddy - never heard Run DMC - released sum classics Talib Kweli - says sum good stuff but flow i cant get with.. Scarface - never listened P. Diddy - good businessman terrible artist Nelly - awful Chingy - not my thing DJ Quik - never checked Keith Murray - has sum talent done sum good traxs Gangstarr - gurus great..they done sum good hip hop Ghostface Killah - like sum of his stuff Ice Cube - nother legend..does his thing Juvenile - never listened Eve - shes okay Outkast - pretty good Busta Rhymes - always original

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they are dance/trip hop kinda group from the UK

Yeah after we got hacked again!! :mad: I decided to upgrade the forum.. you can select what skin you want down the bottom.. theres a few diff. ones, girls should like "sunshine and lollipops" if any1 knows of any good skins let me know.. theres also a new chatroom.. im still workin things out..give me a few days

No I dont think there is an instrumental..but i did see another Jazzy Jeff remix of mirrorball on itunes that is not on my album! i need to get that

I'm in the process of working on this you wont have to re-register

happy birthday! :peace:

more hate here http://www.we-the-voices.com/music/archive..._afro-picks.php

Will Smith · Lost and Found by Billy Glick Will Smith died at the age of twenty-five shortly before he was due to star in Independence Day.1 His work with DJ Jazzy Jeff was entered into the canon of archetypal hip-hop and Jazz did a tribute with Sting. Certainly, Will would still be behind Pac, Biggie, and probably even Eazy E on people's lists of the Top 10 early 90s rappers cut down in their prime, but his name wouldn't invoke the disdain it does today. In the interceding ten years since his fictional death, on an alternate timeline, things to proceed as they have. Will becomes a movie star, loses any grit he once had and records a series of admittedly terrible albums with, nonetheless, decent intentions. Now, thanks to magic or something, family-friendly Will is doing an interview for Hitch at a radio station in Philly when he notices twenty-five-year-old Will, goofy, but legit, swaggering by and flipping him the bird. How would he try to make it up to himself? By making an album, Lost and Found, featuring Snoop Dogg and Timbaland, which rips off Usher's "Yeah," gentrifies Ludacris' "Act a Fool," disses Eminem for dissing "Willenium" and samples every annoyingly catchy song of the last year and a half, of course. One critic described Will's album as "Sesame Street rhymes over Playskool beats."2 But, listen carefully to the giant-ass-**** brass of his original-Spiderman-theme-sampling opener "Here He Comes" and you will hear a man's soul laid bare. He sees the peak of his career's arc fading in the rearview mirror. Maybe he's getting a bad rap. Maybe while 50 and The Game try to reinvigorate thug culture in hip hop and Usher releases another lame slow jam about infidelity, Will is thanklessly forging a middle road. Maybe people would actually give a damn what he had to say if he didn't take such a goddamned holier-than-thou attitude about it. On "Could U [sic] Love Me" he questions whether people only say they love him because of his money and fame, but as he constantly repeats how much he's worth and one wonders whether he would love himself if it weren't for the money.3 Lost and Found is Will's return to the streets. In fact, he boasts that his hiatus from the industry gave him ample time to practice his flow. But the music is terrible, and the lyrics and ego often betray the potential of the album's message. The video for "Switch," the first single off the album, is a testament to Will's dancing and for the first fleeting seconds, it's like watching an episode of The Fresh Prince. Then he starts mock-spanking his dance partner and yapping about his career in movies. Perhaps a better choice for single would have been "Pump Ya Brakes." It's continued on page 14 got a catchy beat, a concise chorus and features Snoop Dogg. Too bad every aspect of it is blatantly stolen from Ludacris. This from the man whose single features the lyric "don't download, go out and buy the album." So if we all listen to Will's "manifesto" of mainstream-moral-high-ground-taking-drug-free hip hop, we'll all soon be dancing in the club, sipping dubious beverages, but otherwise saying "No" to drugs and not letting anybody rile us up while we objectify the living **** out of women. Billy Glick is a second-year Architecture major who thinks it's a drip that he can't feel a drip on the strip. http://www.the-declaration.com/2005-04-28/1059

yeah kool ted

http://www.kiss108.com/main.html thats the website