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Really cool movie, the end was amazing! hancock hancock hancock!! lol

I think it was good and the sequel if there is one is gonna be better!!!

It will do pretty good, i know so!

I think it was a really good movie! had it ups and downs but he did a great job as Charlize did too and made it a great movie..

It is an all caps happy bday for him!

Woosie practically can rewrite this topic and complete it with ridiculous lines..

HAVE A REALLY SUPER MEGA HAPPY BDAY!!

I totally agree. For about 10 years, i thought Vanilla Ice was as wack as it could ever get. But when all these dirty south rappers started getting really popular in like 2002, i waz like "WoW!!"...cuz they actually make Vanilla Ice looks pretty darn good. If i had 2 choose one artist 2 listen 2 for the rest of my life and my choices were Vanilla Ice, Lil' Wayne, 50 Cent, Soulja Boy, Webbie, Lil' Scrappy, Lil' Jon, Boosie, Plies, etc....i'd be choosing Vanilla Ice. Man, Id take 50 cent over those guys but not Vanilla...

pense que pique es cuando uno se enoja..

lol, mad funny

yeah, me too

here is a review from about.rap.com from this song: Nas - "Hero" (Feat. Keri Hilson) (The Jones Experience/Def Jam) By all musical standards, the hard-brawling, hard-hitting MC we've come to know as Nas should've expired years ago. Nonetheless, he's still churning records at a decent rate, causing purists to cheer and critics to take a second look. No matter what side of the fence you fall on, "Hero" gives us all a reason to care again. Pros * Breathless flow, complex rhyme schemes * Nas is still in top form after 16 years Cons * Nas sounds muted while tackling a bold topic Description * "Hero" is the lead cut from Nas' untitled album * The song was produced by Polow Da Don * It touches on the controversy surrounding his previous album title Guide Review - Nas - "Hero" (Feat. Keri Hilson) (The Jones Experience/Def Jam) "Hero," which features Keri Hilson, is the lead single from Nas' untitled 9th album, and it pretty much sums up not just the story behind the album's title controversy, but Nas' current status in hip-hop. It's the perfect soundtrack to the movie SuperNas, in which lead character Nasir Jones takes extreme measures in a bid to reinject some bite into hip-hop. For all his brave posturing, though, Nas sounds rather muted on "Hero." His explanation borders on apologetic: "Still in musical prison, in jail for the flow," he rhymes, after insisting that the title change had nothing to do with pressure from his label bosses ("For the record, L.A. [Reid] and Doug Morris is riding with it"). Ironically, Doug Morris' name was actually censored on the album version of "Hero." Go figure. "Hero" is not Nas' best single ever. Truthfully, he's capable of so much more. But, give Esco credit for rocking his Sunday best flow over Polow Da Don's catchy beat. How can you not cheer for hip-hop's favorite "Hero"?

U should become a journalist Bob, u are really good doing these reviews

wow, in the makin of a classic! lol

out of your peanut butter? lol.. Im just not cool with people dissin the kid without doing anything else good for rap music. When Will decided to go against gansta rap he was at least bringing us new and good music. Ice T, Method man, etc are not..

Lol, this must be on a top 10 at least.. lol

This article should be posted in every rap lovers page around the web..

Well, he aint exactly the cream of the crop, lol..

well, "he can sell a mill sayin nothin on the track" lol, this is pretty sad actually..

Aw man, I liked him with Golden State..

D12 is just a fabric for all them bad lyrics. I think Yung Joc should be part of that group..

the guy is suppousedly hooked on cough syrup..

i hardly remember this.

hey Greezy ur new signature is off the heezy! lol sounded like one of them bad lyrics from weezy, right? lol

Man outta one of his songs we can get 25 bad lyrics... Keep on writting ur picks for worse lyrics ever