Lerkot

Probably Bow Wow since thats all we talk about, and then the hair is from some 70 year old man.

Yes I know. Have you bought your mic yet? I might want you to be on a project.

"Mr Brundage was smiling like he never had before No American eyes where dry, thats somethin we know for sure Even for the rest of the world the tears was near Suddenly, the two black men raise their fists in the air And the surprised high hat men swallows their whisky sour They have humiliated The Stars with black power The heart stopped beating for one or two patriotic dads Our black boys have behaved very bad Mr Carlos, you should have been satisfied with your big win you should have stayed out of all that niggering" Based on what I've heard and read, the normal opinion in the USA was that he was a shame for the country, that he embarresed USA with his actions. The history of USA is filled with racism and this part kind of shows that by that time, black people where allowed to be praised and receive applaudes, but not really express themselves and their thoughts. Its kind of ironic in some way, people in USA could say that, "no, that aint true, he shouldnt be allowed to say so" and by trying to silence him proof that he was right, you know. The last two lines is kind of.. "if we give you a small small piece of the cookie, could you then be happy and quiet?" "Cus the sports stands over politics, you dug your own grave Be a strong power for your people or behave Thats the big question" Lol, that part is a bit wierd, but basically it means that in sports you can express your thoughts and get more attention and critisism than if you were a politician, because then you can say pretty much anything you want since you have a great education. The second row is kind of saying that you cant choose both... you have to chose between the money and the dignity and your principles.. kinda. "So what happened with John Carlos, y'all wonder Well thats an story with a lot of rain and thunder He got kicked out from the team and left Mexico Got a job at Puma, as you all might already know Earned his money by interviews, that costed 10 dollars He said I have ta, if I want my family to get any older A friend of my father interviewed him in 1974 He was still at Puma, and here comes the score It started off and they spoke a little forced My fathers friend was about to exit the door When he suddenly saw a panther, on Carlos shirt The friend said: then you still stay commited You still fight for the black power, yet today Carlos was quiet for a minute and answered calmly It aint a panther it is a puma" That part is basically saying that John Carlos made a choise in 1968 to support the idea he believed in.. but that he gave it up and therefor became a truly miserable man... kinda, you get it? ^^

Lerk, what's with the picture of Chuck Norris? Well the last month he has unexpectedly transformed to one of the biggest cult figures in Sweden, much thanks to this site: http://www.4q.cc/chuck/index.php?topthirty

Control Myself... hmm... thats the track where he samples Looking For The Perfect Beat?

The click-drum-sound is a bit annoying I have to say..

Im with f4e.

I can explain the lyrics line by line tomorrow, since it might be wierd lyrics to read, I mean if you read it in a special way, it could actually make me look like some lazy racist who think you should quiet down people who fight for something, but thats not the idea (of course). Wasn't yesterday tomorrow, or is tomorrow today? Anyways, hows bout it? :interesting: TIM!!! Is a simple :) smiley too much to ask for??? :help: Aw I forgot about it, gotta sleep now.. first thing tomorrow.

Its all good, but I would really like you to rap a track in a really happy and expressionfilled way, you know like FP did in his old school tracks like Girls Aint Nothin But Trouble, I think you would sound a lot like FP then :)

Uhm do they have the right to play it if its not officially released?

Förmodligen misslyckas du helt with your exam :)

No way. But people wish so hard that it should be true, that it becomes true to them. If you read it and then read some other quote from FP, you see its not him. I mean, if you read these quotes, tell me where the Bow Wow one would fit in... “I made a commitment a long time ago, to my grandmother, [about] the type of person I was gonna be, the type of music I was gonna make, the type of movies I was gonna make,” he said after thanking God and Interscope Records. “I was making a commitment to my grandmother and y’all supported me in that. Y’all know what kind of world it is...to stay committed to principles, to stay committed to ideas in the face of a world where things are leaning in another direction. There is a gravitational pull to negativity, and I just want y’all to know I’ma hold it down as long as I can.” "I'm a firm believer that the smartest person wins. When I sit in meetings in Hollywood dealing with directors, producers, executives, they need me. Even before they knew they needed me, I knew they needed me. You will never hear me say some white man owes me something because of slavery. I'm not giving that kind of credit." "I don't believe in God anthropomorphically. I don't believe God gets angry and zaps someone. ... I believe in the power of a higher being, that we can find our way into good graces or not. I believe positive energy begets positive energy, negative energy begets negative energy. Less of punishment and reward, and more of attraction of what you project."

really nice remix man! not as good as the one you made earlier, but still good!

Already been posted and still not true.

:shake: I hate false rumours. This aint showing the true side of Will.

Nice :)

Äh, a rumour is a rumour is a rumour.

Yeah illseed wrote WILL SMITH REPLIES TO BOW WOW! Bow Wow responds to me and now Will responds to Bow Wow! Now, you know Will Smith is my homey! I don’t care if you love that or hate that. At any rate, Will has taken a moment to “son” Bow Wow. Now, I say “son” respectfully, because the age difference could theoretically be that of a father/son. Anyway, Will <b>reportedly</b> said, “A grown man don't answer to no child. I'm a grown ass man. I cut records before his momma let somebody cut to have him. My worst movie grossed almost twice as your best movie. Check the records and read a book young man." WOW. Now, Bow Wow made a respectable reply, but its just time to let it go! He didnt hear it himself obviously... its not true guys, stop dreaming.

"A grown man don't answer to no child. I'm a grown ass man. I cut records before his momma let somebody cut to have him." Seriously, you are quite stupid if you really think Will said that, and if Will said it against all odds in the world, then he has changed totally as a man the last.. week. The last line.. I mean really, you cant believe Will said that. Seriously, you who think he said that... pull yourself together and think clear...

Holla Back: http://rapidshare.de/files/11684851/Will_S...ingle_.wma.html Rappers Delight: http://rapidshare.de/files/11685117/Sugarh...elight.mp3.html Nah that aint a good version of Rappers Delight. This version is a lot longer: http://personal.gamingeye.com/lerkot/RappersDelight.mp3

It doesnt sound like Girls Aint Nothin But Trouble, the really big difference is that Girls Aint Nothin But Trouble is a fantastic storytelling track with the worlds greatest rapper while this one is a boring track with a really boring rapper. And if he against all ods tried to bite FPs track, he really failed.

Well, it aint true. Defintely not.

I can explain the lyrics line by line tomorrow, since it might be wierd lyrics to read, I mean if you read it in a special way, it could actually make me look like some lazy racist who think you should quiet down people who fight for something, but thats not the idea (of course).

Great pics :)

Got lots of time to work with this tomorrow