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  1. wills worst haircut was when he was bald!! that was shocking :roll: :roll: :roll: we should get wills hair stylist pierce up in here to give us his best and worst will hairstyles :lolsign:
  2. from a source!! :kekeke:
  3. sugarhill gang - apache !!! its one of the most asked questions round here :thumb:
  4. i heard it on the grapevine
  5. damn looks like another non appearance..add that to the list(will on trl, jeff on trl uk etc) well when switch finally comes out..you cant say we havent waited for it!! :ridepony: :shaketheroom:
  6. you guys need to get into the underground! its the only place where they are holdin it down for hip hop... aceyalone, abstract rude, lyrics born, quannum, latyrx, hieroglyphics, del, souls of mischief,
  7. someone was telling me :sonny: at the test screening hitch received the highest possible ratings it could!!! looks like this will be wills5th movie in a row to pass 100 million at the US box office :rock:
  8. guess i gorgot it..i'll put 4 and 7 up on the weekend
  9. check the production credits of your will smith albums
  10. personally i wish he'd never changed it..and retained the ol skool flow..which doesnt involve cuttin his rhymes off as much as he does these days..
  11. Link: http://movies.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?actio...89443%26cf=comm Here's the review: OK, so I was invited to the Private Screening of this movie and saw it last night (9/29/04) here in Vegas. The movie was beyond funny! I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard that I had to wipe the tears away. The chemistry between Will Smith and Kevin James was unbelievable (they should do more movies together). The comedy was more sophisticated than what I was expecting but everything worked. From Eva portraying an embittered borderline man-hater, to the soft hearted Kevin and the sophisticate Will. The characters were well developed and the storyline was original. The trailer did not do this film justice!!! I cannot wait to see this movie next year and buy it whenever it becomes available. Go see it!!! I give it an A++.
  12. y'all better get them cause im not putting them up again..it killss my bandwidth Da Brakes Video Part 5 Da Brakes JJFP Video Part 6
  13. okay we need some new banners saying new album january!!!
  14. you killed my teacher!!!! but what a body... :hilarious: :hilarious: :hilarious:
  15. http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/jjfp-newjjalbum.htm
  16. you told her to "hush" to listen to a song about a guy tellin a girl to shut up..and surprise she didnt like the song..ohh the irony :kekeke:
  17. "big willie" is not a reference to will.. anyway common worked a lot on willennium with will and jeff
  18. i think boom..as a party rap track is better than all the trackmasterz stuff...
  19. Intro (featuring Father Guido Sarducci) If It Wasn't for You (De La Soul) Are You Down With It (Mike Patton) The World's Gone Mad (Barrington Levy, Del tha Funkee Homosapien and Alex Kapranos) Dating Game (Tim Meadows) Breakdown (Jack Johnson) It's Like That (Casual) I Am Complete (The Hieroglyphics) I've Been Thinkin' (Cat Power Rock and Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This) Part 2 (Mike Shinoda, Finesse, Jazzy Jay, Grand Wizard Theodore) Knockers Skit (Tim Meadows) The Hours (Chino Moreno, El-P, Cage) First . . . and Then (Dres) A Day in the Life (Mars Volta) Good Hygiene (Tim Meadows) Greatest Mistake (John Oates, Jaime Cullen, Paula Frazer) The Runaway Song Part 2 Remix (Kid Koala) Outro Listen top the first single here: http://www.giantstep.net/releases/586/ From MTV news: So, you're a decent looking guy or gal, but you're having a little trouble luring members of the opposite sex? You say the closest you can get to accessing your inner Casanova is scented incense and frozen dinners? Well, fear not because, to paraphrase John Kerry, help is on the way for those who strive to be more handsome. Those urgently in need of assistance can send a check to the Handsonian Institute, and receive a five-DVD series on achieving optimal handsomeness. But if you're slightly less desperate, you can just pick up the second Handsome Boy Modeling School album, White People (out November 9). In addition to sporting some booty-shaking hip-hop, soul and electronic grooves, the disc can help give listeners the pizzazz they need. "If you put the record on and it makes you want to strut, then that strutting may attract that lady down the block," explained ultra-suave Modeling School co-founder Nathaniel Merriweather, better known as hotshot producer and former Gorillaz member Dan Nakamura. "And then that lady down the block may bring something else on, and before you know it, you're back at the house, you pop on the Oates joint, and the clothes just fly off." The "Oates joint" Merriweather referred to isn't some newfangled, ginseng-enriched health snack, it's the Handsome Boy Modeling School track "Greatest Mistake," a light-dimming ballad featuring John Oates (of '70s/'80s chart-toppers Hall & Oates), ex-Tarnation frontwoman Paula Frazer and Jaime Cullen. So what's Oates doing in a modern music primer for handsomifacation? "Oh, come on!" said Modeling School co-founder Chest Rockwell (a.k.a. veteran hip-hop producer Prince Paul). "Oates is one handsome man." "He was one of the original proponents of the moustache," added Merriweather. "His look far predated the Selleck." Oates is only one of the celebrity guests on White People. "Saturday Night Live" alums Father Guido Sarducci and Tim Meadows both make spoken-word testimonials to the school, and a host of musicians lend their voices, including the Neptunes' Pharrell Williams, RZA, Linkin Park vocalists Chester Bennington and Mike Shinoda, Jack Johnson and De La Soul. Though not all of the guests were graduates of the Handsonian Institute, they were eager to work with Merriweather and Rockwell, and eagerly participated in the album's unconventional duets (Deftones' singer Chino Moreno doubled up with underground hip-hoppers EL-P and Cage on "The Hours," Bennington and Shinoda joined forces with hip-hop veterans Jazzy Jay and Grand Wizard Theodore on "Rock and Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This) Part 2"). "We just tossed up the Handsome sign, which is kind of like throwing up the signal," Merriweather explained. "The Handsome people are the ones who can see it, and they respond." The duo's first album, So ... How's Your Girl? was released in 1999 and featured several of the guests that appear on the new LP, along with Beastie Boy Mike D., Sean Lennon, DJ Shadow and legendary MC Biz Markie. The first single from White People, "The World's Gone Mad" melds electronic beats and playful rapping with sedated rock vocals and a lazy reggae rhythm, and features reggae legend Barrington Levy, Del Tha Funkee Homosapien and Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos. "We approached Alex, and it turned out his band was influenced by Dr. Octagon, which I was involved in," Merriweather said, "so he was way into it. And Barrington Levy, he's just the man. So we called him up and of course he was interested, too. People who are handsome just fit in." "The hard part is choosing who to use for which song," Rockwell said. "But making that choice is kind of like, 'Well, do we take the Rolls Royce or the Bentley today.' " When Handsome Boy Modeling School enter the studio, the only thing sharper than the Boys' suits is their uncanny ability to manipulate genres to suit their needs. Throughout White People, Merriweather and Rockwell toy with dusky trip-hop ("I've Been Thinking"), blend eerie screamotronica and rap ("The Hours") and fuse classical, hip-hop and rock ("Rock and Roll (Could Never Hip-Hop Like This)"). "The only question we asked ourselves in the studio was, 'Would I want to get dressed to this song?' " Rockwell said. " 'Would I want to make love to this song?' And if it's good, it's like making love with mirrors on the ceiling. You can't beat it." Having completed an album that's quirky, creative and clever, the only real danger for Handsome Boy Modeling School lies in their presentation. The shtick about the Handsonian Institute is such a major part of their image that their stellar beats and rhythmic hybrids might not be taken as seriously as they deserve to be. "Plugging the Institute is always a risk," Merriweather agreed. "It's the same problem we have sometimes when we show up at a runway show. The models sometimes get mad because less attention is paid to them because of us. But we can't help it. It's what we're all about." —Jon Wiederhorn
  20. back in 91 will said he thought summertime was the best track theyve ever done
  21. thanks we're relying on you hey ive heard switch and its a hip hop track as a single! wills first proper single in a long time..and its way better than nod ya head :werd:
  22. jeff and will went into the studio..and they'd go in and record one line..and then come back and go in and record another line..it made no sense at all.. and that was the point!!! :lolsign:
  23. awesome news!! :werd: :werd: LL is the man.. hopefully fresh prince follows with the new album :clap:
  24. the UK release date is November 1st!!! so you guys get it before everyone else :werd:
  25. you can find some of these in the audio forum..which you would have seen had you posted more :lookhehe:
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