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james we are countin on a report from you!

the joke is someone took a statement that will is waiting for the 15th million post on this board to release switch.. seriously

okay man..

look perry let me break this down for you... me and ted and every1 else assume that when you said will has a simple rhyme scheme.. that you mean thats a bad thing..and we are saying we dont think it is... now if you didnt mean that, what did you?

doesnt need the wealth but i'll bet he'll sell 10 mil

[quote=Perry,Oct 1 2004, 06:24 AM]Jesus bloody christ, I never mentioned it took anything away from his talent. I made a comment that he has a simple rhyme scheme. I later made the comment that yes he was from the old school. I posted that first if you remember. You're getting all defensive over Will for no reason. I just said he has a simple rhyme scheme. I never said it was a bad thing. I never said KRS was the greatest lyricist. I never said anything else. And don't offend me by telling me to read a KRS lics since I've *just started listening to Hip Hop* I didn't know you was the Don of the scene...[/quote] i still dont get your point? why are you stating he has a simple rhyme scheme? its like saying the sky is blue.. so what???

[quote=KevTastic,Oct 1 2004, 06:24 AM]Favorite Artist (Female): Shola Ama[/quote] holy crap!!! shola!! :rock: :rock: :rock: when she first came out.. i loved her!! i got he first 3 singles(still got em) and the album which wasnt as good as the singles.. youuu miggght neeed sommeeeboddyyyy... anyway i was wondering what ever happened to her..and a few months ago i read that she became a crack addict!! and she was only 17 when that 1st album dropped :scared2: damn she was really fine 2...

man people are obsessed with eminem around here...you'll find my thoughts on the track in the other post

greatest emcee outta philly sold 30 million records but cant get a record label to back him?

[quote=lambertj3,Oct 1 2004, 03:47 AM]E-40- A true rap legend who made up a lot of the slang you hear from EVERY RAPPER TODAY.listen to the song why they dont f*k with us he mentions how he invented half of todays rap slang but gets no credit for it he is a TRUE pioneer no matter what anybody says.[/quote] yeah i agree with you on that lambert, 40 actually came up with crackilackin i was definitely feelin a couple of his tracks back in 96/97

it wouldnt have a picture on it..i think the more colors u use the more you have to pay.. it would definitely be a site shirt ..not a jjfp shirt..i dont wanna infringe any copyrights..and they can make their own jjfp shirts if they want....

[quote=pauleywood,Sep 30 2004, 08:26 PM]The Pharcyde......dropped two amazing albums that ranks among the best in any genre of music.[/quote] yo guys..im a huge pharcyde fan!! actually i was into the pharcyde b4 i even got into hiero.. the pharcyde story is a long painful one... i'll try to break it down as quickly as possible.. they were on a label "delicious vinyl" which was extremely messed up!!! and had huge problems... basically after their 2nd album delicious vinyl couldnt release any material that they made.. the first big blow came when fat lip was kicked out of the group..and he was the best emcee..this was prob in 96... and then it got worse..slim kid tre left the group (my fav emcee) they put out an ep of 5 traxs themselves in abt 99 which still had tre on it.. and then they released an album called plain rap still had tre on it.. slim kid tre finally released a solo album a couple of years ago.. fat lip has supposed to be releasing a solo album on delicious vinyl for about 6 years now..but the label is so messed up who knows if it will ever be released.. he did release a single though "whats up fatlip" which is an awesome track.. pharcyde (now just imani and bootie brown) released a new album called humboldt beginnings just a few months ago..and i gotta say it was really disappointing... pharcyde really need to get back together! they are not the same without each other and need to squash all beef..doesnt look like its gonna happen... another album which has supposed to be comin out for over 5 years now is "almyghty myghty pythons" which is a super group of the pharcyde and souls of mischief(2 of my fav groups right there) they released a single in 2001, but have not put out the album..its taken so long cause s.o.m. are in oakland pharcyde in la, and they can never get together with their schedules..theyve recorded enough traxs to put out an album, but they wanna make sure its really tight.. i got my fingers crossed that this will someday be released... so thats the pharcyde! 2 hip hop classics! but now a shell of their former self...

also what about fps verse on somethin like dis!!! :rock:

[quote=Da Brakes,Sep 30 2004, 10:29 AM]I've never really noticed the sample being used before! What other songs has it been used in?[/quote] its been used in a heap of songs..and a lot better!! check out heavy d- the lovers got what you need!!! thats how trackmasters should have used that bassline!!!

true true.. we should see who can design the best t-shirt..and then maybe go forward from there.. i got this t-shirt from another site..and the quality is good..no fading at all..i can probably get em made from the same place..

you may wanna re-read that post again :hilarious: :hilarious: :hilarious:

YO JEFFFFFF!!!!!

its not fanboyism, i just dont see your point.. will has a rhyme scheme that developed in 82 listening to sugarhill gang, what kind of rhyme scheme do you expect from some1 whos first record came out in 1986? if will started comin out now with multiple syllables and a complex rhyme scheme now it wouldnt sound right? so wills not spitting sum crazy rhyme scheme...sooooooooooooooooo?????? :dunno:

the airwolf tv theme!

okay i say.. opening weekend : 60 million total US: 200 million overseas: 250 million worldwide: 450 million

well , how would you like it to look? i was thinking of doing one for myself..and wondered if anyone else wanted one i could do it at the same time.. my idea was jjfp logo on the front with "takin it back to the ol skool" below and the website address on the back...

Will Smith, Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro and Jeffrey Katzenberg: 'Shark Tale' David Stratton talks to Will Smith, Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro and Jeffrey Katzenberg at the Venice Film Festival about the animated feature film 'Shark Tale'. David Stratton: I love Jack Black's vegetarian shark. We caught up with DreamWorks animation supremo Jeffrey Katzenberg and his dream cast in Venice last week. Will Smith: It's essentially a two-year process. So we did, you know, just basically read through the script one time. You get the entire script down, and they have it on tape and then they'll do sketch boards. And they'll put the whole movie together with hand drawings so you can watch the whole movie but it's only hand drawings. Then they'll work the story, work the story, and every three months or four months you go back in and do the entire film over again with the different changes, different character twists – and all of those concepts. And then eventually, you get to full animation and you see how big people think your ears are. (David and Will both laugh) David Stratton: Because this is one animated film where the animated characters have the characteristics of the actors playing them. Will Smith: Right. Well, everyone except Jack Black's character. Jack Black said, You know, he looked at all the other characters, and he could see where people were sort of, their characters were sort of resembling them, but he couldn't figure out why his character has such a fat stomach. David Stratton: Do you do much interacting with the other actors or do you do a lot of your stuff alone? Angelina Jolie: We didn't do any. No. I mean, we would throw things back at each other without seeing each other. I would do my half of a scene with Will and then he would do something, maybe add a little bit and then I'd come back and respond to it a little bit and we'd throw it back and forth. David Stratton: So why don't they do them together, do you think? I mean, is it? Angelina Jolie: I think a lot of it is just the logistics of getting everybody, like, in this cast. We were all around the world. You couldn't really get us in the same room. I think Scorsese and De Niro did it at the same time in New York. Robert De Niro: Marty and I, we didn't do, we did one scene together where we were like you and I over here, and he'd, you know, we'd improvise. It was a structured improv as far as where we had to go with it but that did add another level of spontaneity and texture to that scene, which was good. David Stratton: Was there a lot of improvisation, though, through the film? I mean, I imagine Will Smith improvises a lot. Robert De Niro: Oh, I'm sure he did, I guess. Jeffrey Katzenberg: He does too. I mean, he doesn't think he does but, trust me, every, every sentence, he found 20 different ways to say it. And that's the luxury of doing it, which is, you know, it's him and a director, they have all the time in the world. There's not 200 people standing around on a, you know, location in the middle of Timbuktu. You know, so it's a chance to try things. Will Smith: There's a real freedom that I sort of rediscovered in this process, you know. When I was doing, you know, my television show, 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' in the States, and when I was doing music beforehand, there was a real freedom that I had because I didn't have anything to lose, you know. Then as I became more successful, and I didn't realise it until I worked on this film, the level of inhibition that I had sort of created for myself. And then playing Oscar, it was just, you know, just coming out of me, everything, just really free, really comfortable. I found that really powerful comedic space that I'd lost a little bit of.

heres another 1 [url="http://www.chicagogroove.com/audio/xess/031114_jazzy_feff.ram"]http://www.chicagogroove.com/audio/xess/03..._jazzy_feff.ram[/url] jeff was actually gonna be at the VMAs .. he was gonna do a set in miami..and will was gonna be a guest..but they couldnt get a venue in time.. atleast its further proof jjfp are rollin together at the moment...

larry hagman was in superman with gene hackman who was in enemy of the state with will smith.. okay Will Smith to matthew modine

yeah i dont believe its true until will says it himself..overbrook may have distribution with interscope but i doubt will would have signed with them