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thanx man!! I really hope this is for real...can't wait!!! Cuss i wanne hear a new song... :music:

[url="http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&id=1808461629&cf=trailer"]I Robot Cilps[/url] There are alot of clips on that page! Check them out!! Man i can't wait for this movie..It gonna be dope!! :thumb:

[quote=Wild Child,Jul 13 2004, 08:00 PM]Yo, I know that many of us have never heard him freestyle....You think if he freestyle he Will just make himself look bad???? I don't think so..[/quote] I never said Will would make himself look bad if he freestyled...don't know where you get that :dunno:

anyone has dates?? when will he be in what city??

Sup y'all I'm just wondering what tv-shows y'all like...pic one out of this list or name your favorite tv-show!

[quote=DefCEM,Jul 12 2004, 10:31 PM]Will Smith doesn't get any Props... Man Will would rip every rapper out there if it would be still 1988. he was known for his battles back in the day...[/quote] Now there's ya problem people..."[i]Will would rip every rapper out there if it would be still 1988"[/i] IT AIN'T 1988 NO MORE!! Wake up! Things change, wheter you like it or not! Will hasn't freestyled in a long time, and i never heard a freestyle of him...i don't think anyone has! So don't give us that stuff like, will would kill these suckers if it was still 1988,because it's not! It's 2004, and the rapgame is different! For alot of people Will doesn't even matter no more when it comes 2 rap! For these new kids, he's just this actor rapping about his movie! And Will has 2 do something about it! I think if he went a lil commercial on his new album, it would help! Put the neptunes on that $H!3, lil jon, take beyonce to sing some hooks and BOOM he's back! I now y'all don't want that, cuss "[i]he needs 2 keep it old skool"[/i] Well, here's a newsflash y'all...it's 2004, nobody cares about old skool! This new messed up generation isn't waiting for old skool! And you know it! Deep in my heart, i hope Will drops an album that he thinks is hot and what we (the real fans) will enjoy! I don't give a - you know what- about sales and all that! As long he gives a hot quality album, i'll be glad!

Sup, I'm Martijn Vranken...Straight out of Genk, that's a city in Belguim baby!

Jay-z can freestyle...he does it all the time! He hears a track, 1 one time, thinks about the lyrics..goes in the booth and records it...in just one take! He doesn't write his stuff down..that's a well known fact in hip hop! I know you don't like jay-z...but you gotta give the man his props!

[quote=Hero1,Jul 12 2004, 07:17 AM][quote=fan 4ever,Jul 12 2004, 12:24 AM] thanx man!!...looks like i know what the get myself for x-mas... :action: Oh and Tim, was dis the huuuuge news y'all were talking about? Seems like Will just messed up your suprise huh... :nana:[/quote] theres more to come :thumb: [/quote] aight man...then surprise us man..give us the news... :bounce:

thanx man!!...looks like i know what the get myself for x-mas... :action: Oh and Tim, was dis the huuuuge news y'all were talking about? Seems like Will just messed up your suprise huh... :nana:

thanx man!!! can't wait for the movie 2 come out!

same here...Kanye West...College Dropout...that's one hot album! Did Y'all see the video for Jesus Walks..it's hot!

Check this out y'all...what y'all think.. Reggae wild man Elephant Man, who just completed a new track with Will Smith and is gearing up to shoot a video for an "All Night" remix with Janet Jackson, says he loves to be loved. "My favorite mixtape DJ is Mister Cee because he plays a lot of Elephant Man, he keeps it down to earth. He doesn't forget where it's coming from and he's hardcore. Mister Cee, keep on doing what you're doing. Keep it jiggy, good to go!" SOURCE: [url="http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1489220/20040705/index.jhtml"]http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1489220/2...705/index.jhtml[/url]

i could be wrong, but i thought it was already released! I saw it in a store a couple weeks back! That was for X-box, don't know for PC!

DJ Jazzy Jeff :: Hip Hop Forever II :: Rapster Records/BBE Records as reviewed by Steve 'Flash' Juon When a "who's who" list of hip-hop's best DJ's is discussed, the heads who are quick to big up old school legends like Grandmixer DST, DJ Cash Money and Grandmaster Flash often forget to put Jeff Townes on the list. Unfairly his many skills as both a vinyl reanimator and musical mixmaster are overlooked due to the fact he was the DJ half of DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince for so many years. Jeff showcased mad skills on their award winning multi-platinum albums, but the Prince was destined for bigger fame than the Grammys. After moving on from a popular sitcom to an amazingly successful Hollywood career under his own name, Will Smith forayed into rap on an increasingly rare basis, without his rap nom de plume or his partner Jeff. DJ Jazzy Jeff may not have achieved the fame and fortune his friend Smith did, but as a solo artist he doesn't encounter nearly as much skepticism about his hip-hop skills. Smith's rap songs are largely seen today as promotional vehicles for his blockbuster movies, while Townes has never forgotten his hip-hop roots or rap nom de plume for all these years. His 2002 album "The Magnificent" was a who's who of another kind - a shoutout to Philadelphia featuring talent both locally and internationally well known. 2004's "Hip Hop Forever II" is another all-star album, although this one doesn't showcase local talent only. Jeff instead cuts a wide swath through hip-hop from the 90's to present day, showcasing the songs kept the faith alive even when rap's own skeptics thought it was losing integrity as crossover sales skyrocketed. For nearly 60 minutes, a seamless blend of bangers is lifted off the digital (or analog if you're lucky enough to have the vinyl) encoding. The opening Raekwon classic "Ice Cream" becomes the perfect excuse for Jeff to show off his turntablist techniques on Technics. All the tricks of the trade are used as Jeff flawlessly doubles words, catches breaks, stutters verbals and lifts new sounds from places that didn't exist before he touched the wax. If there's any doubt that after two decades in rap that Jeff could still hang with the likes of Q-Bert or Babu, this release should put it to rest. Jeff's song selection is obviously made up of personal favorites, but they should appeal equally well to any hardcore hip-hop fan. Seminal tracks like Blahzay Blahzay's "Danger" and I.N.I.'s "Square One" share equal billing with well known classics like Smif'N'Wessun's "Bucktown" and Main Source's "Live at the Barbeque." The selection of modern era tracks does not slack either, as you'll hear Asheru's "Mood Swing" and Jaylib's "Official" among others. Jeff has executed both the concept and the spirit of a mixtape flawlessly. For your purchase price, you get some songs you already know, some you may not know yet, but almost nothing you won't like thanks to the mixer's good taste and impeccable vinyl warping skills. Those looking for a reason to knock "Hip Hop Forever II" could only find two possible complaints. The first would be that the album is biased towards the East coast. While that's not surprising given his Philadelphia born and raised roots, he still includes both new school rapper Wildchild, perennial favorite Cypress Hill and a classic Pharcyde jam in the mix. The album may be mostly East coast, but it's not a slight to the other centers of hip-hop in any way. The other knock is that as good as these sixty minutes are, listening to "Hip Hop Forever II" makes you wish Jeff could have stretched it out even further sine it seems to end all too quickly. On the other hand, that's a problem most mixtape DJ's wish they could have, since many of their albums contain mediocre unknowns and lackluster self-produced songs. Jeff Townes is here to show you how it SHOULD be done son, and like D.I.T.C. he's been puttin it down since "Day One." Music Vibes: 9 of 10 Lyric Vibes: 9 of 10 TOTAL Vibes: 9 of 10 Originally posted: June 22, 2004 source: www.RapReviews.com

[quote=bigted,Jun 20 2004, 05:03 PM][quote=fan 4ever,Jun 19 2004, 12:32 AM] and yeah he dissed Krs one, but i thought he came hard on him..[/quote] How did Nelly come hard at KRS-ONE? I think I missed it when he did, KRS-ONE said during the time that they had beef that he could "slap Nelly around for days". :poke: If you want proof the article's on MTV.com. Real m.c.'s don't respect Nelly except the current fake pop rappers. [/quote] This is what Nelly said on the Rock The Mic Remix...i thought it was dope... You couldn't hit while you was makin a turn I strike a nerve in old MC's wantin a comeback I got the strength that he's lost and that's fact Like K - "Know" one here even said your name R - You really feelin guilty bout somethin mayn S - Sad to see you really just want just One - more hit please please! You the first old man should get a rapper's pension No hits since the cordless mic invention I'm snitchin; matter fact, stay the **** out the kitchen Nelly kickin with too many dimensions Midwest, and we aim about mid-chest Duked on my side, too many in my tribe Coupe outside who the **** want a ride?

i'm with AJ on this one...i like them both...hate me if you want :afro: .. i got JD's album..Instructions and Life in 1472 and i like them both!

Ja Rule is worse..period! This guy's a pac wannebe and he knows it! At least Nelly's first Album was kinda hot..and yeah he dissed Krs one, but i thought he came hard on him...so Ja Rule Is worse!

i have this song for a long time, and it doesn't really blow my mind! I love Timbalands production, but this one just doesn't do it for me!

never heard of that before but i looks funny...does that video happen to be online somewhere?

I can't join either..i have examens coming up..so i don't have time..sorry y'all!!

thanx... cool trailer..can't wait for the movie and the soundtrack!

Sup y'all I don't know if y'all are into Talib Kweli..but i am!! I love his music.. Well anyway, if anyone want's his new Mixtape...here's the link! [url="http://www.hiphopdx.com/audio/mixtape/beautifulmixcd.rm"]http://www.hiphopdx.com/audio/mixtape/beautifulmixcd.ram[/url]

i like this new track..i loved some of his old song when he was still on Bad Boy...can't wait to here more from him!

like AJ said..the answer is eazy...USHER