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i think will could basically call anyone and say lets work on some traxs and they'd come running.. excpet for jeff though but yeah kwame i think sounds like a good collaboration for will... :thumb:

check the announcements down the bottom of the page dude and check the calendar i've put all wills upcoming tv appearances on it :thumb:

yeah i cant say anythin else.. but yeah get ready big will is comin back at ya@!@@!!

that was an old interview there is no i robot soundtrack

no idea :dunno:

let me spell it out.. wills new album is coming out soon! and there will be more suprises to come..i cant say anymore!

if u got to ETs site [url="http://et.tv.yahoo.com/"]http://et.tv.yahoo.com/[/url] theres a video interview with will...

you dont have to trust us.. we know we are right though.. the album didnt come out because of will not us! but its coming out now..just wait and see! :touche:

check a very kool interview with him here [url="http://www.allhiphop.com/features/?ID=851"]http://www.allhiphop.com/features/?ID=851[/url] whos kwame? heres a bio by Steve Huey In contrast to many '90s rappers, Kwamé fashioned a good-natured, humorous, somewhat intellectual persona for himself and is one of the few rappers to utilize a live band (A New Beginning) both live and in the studio. Born Kwamé Holland, he grew up in New York City's jazz scene, receiving his first set of drums from Lionel Hampton and hanging out with Stevie Wonder as a child. Kwamé's 1989 debut, Kwamé the Boy Genius: Featuring a New Beginning, was produced by Hurby "Luv Bug" Azor (Salt-N-Pepa) and showcased his mix of old-school and daisy-age styles. The follow-up, A Day in the Life: A Pokadelick Adventure, was a concept album about exactly what the title said: an ordinary day in Kwamé's life as a high schooler. 1991's Nastee wasn't as successful as his two previous releases, and he moved from Atlantic to Wrap/Ichiban. He released a new album, Incognito, in 1994 with partners DJ Tat Money and A-Sharp.

doooopppeee!!

[quote=DevilsJim89,Jul 7 2004, 11:07 AM]some songs by NWA and Public Enemy...they're alright.[/quote] jim i think you'd like some of flava flava 's solo traxs.. look for shake ya booty, what what, and 911 is a joke... i am listening 2 sum de la soul-stakes is high..tribe called quest - midnight marauders and hieroglyphics - full circle :dancingcool: :music:

[quote=JumpinJack AJ,Jul 7 2004, 10:42 AM]However, it's actually kinda sad cuz i planned on getting tickets 2 see Doug E. Fresh, Slick Rick, and Biz Markie...however they were sold out...i shouldn't have waited. :tear:[/quote] i hate when that happens :bang: enjoy musiq..and watch out for his lazy eye!

maybe wills gonna release it on his own label overbrook by himself..he sure has the money to do it.. who knows

kool.. "orthodox" is ivan barias who worked on the musiq albums..

damn i gotta win a ticket to the melbourne premiere :ohnoes:

Will's on the chase From Sydney Confidential 07jul04 MAN still in black, Will Smith, will visit Sydney this month to spruik his latest offering I, Robot. So Chatswood shop owners and golf course greenkeepers, get your windows shining and bunkers ready. The man who spent most of 2002 in Australia - and most of that cruising Chatswood Chase shops and golf course bunkers - hits town in two weeks. The lanky Yank will be joining Australian director Alex Proyas (Garage Days) on a two-city tour to promote their big budget sci-fi flick. The pair will kick of their 48-hour tour at the Sydney premiere at Fox Studios on July 19 before treading the red carpet in Melbourne. Smith is a familiar face in Sydney, holidaying here early last year while his wife Jada Pinkett Smith filmed the Matrix sequels with the city's other adopted Hollywood star, Keanu Reeves. He also briefly visited in June 2002 with his Men in Black II co-stars, Lara Flynn Boyle and Tommy Lee Jones for that film's premiere. But it was he and Jada's affection for the Chatswood shops that shaped their last visit, according to a Matrix source: "Every minute they had off they spent at Chatswood Chase." Sydney-based professional golfer Adam Wilcox said: "He loved Sydney and couldn't speak highly enough of it." There is a chance Pinkett Smith will travel with her shopping buddy but it is believed she has other filming commitments. I, Robot is about a society in which robots live alongside humans in a servile capacity and are both harmless and helpful. The story centres on a technophobic police officer (Smith) who is called in to investigate a murder. He believes the crime was committed by a robot and later uncovers a giant conspiracy.

very nice stuff keep it up

i think theres some very exciting will smith music news coming up for all us fans...i'll wait and see if will reveals it in the next few weeks..he probably will.. but i'll say this will's starting to really focus on music.. the next few months should be great! :dancingcool: :dancingcool: :dancingcool:

ted thats a real interestin name.. :thumb:

can you give us that update on what kid n play are up 2? :thumb: theres lots of kid n play fans around here...

hold up man i gotta reply to something on another forum....

this is all your fault prince..why the hell did u start this post in the 1st place?

oh crap..how the hell odo i get out of this post!

hey im just replying to you..if you stopped posting i wouldnt say a word

yeah id just have to think i have to stop posting and i'd do it like that no problems at all