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WesSyde

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  1. what used 2 be ur username back at the willsmith.net boards? i don't remember u
  2. man there's gonna be lots of people there! i wish i could go 2 this! hope someone records it :fingersx:
  3. well "Back up!" is said the first time during the first verse. right when the chorus is about to start, approx. 50 seconds into the song, someone in the background says "back up b!tch!". listen 2 it again
  4. i didn't think it was that bad. at least the guy gives props for his new album even tho this guy has no respect for Will's past
  5. some of my videos like Summertime and Parents Just Don't Understand were mpg also but u can convert them 2 smaller files using Windows Media Encoder. i downloaded it at the microsoft website. then i used www.rapidshare.de or www.yousendit.com to upload the videos. hope this helps!
  6. yo AJ i just listened 2 it, and Will doesn't rap. he just has a short conversation with that girl! Mimi doesnt rap on it either! did u screw me man? LOL
  7. i have the Extended Version that u sent me a couple of years ago. as far as i know, Will didn't drop a verse in that unless i'm missin somethin. i'm listenin 2 it right now so i can tell u 4 sure
  8. it's an early 90's pop track that Will was on. all he did was talk in it. he was like "yo, baby what's up?" he didn't actually rap so it's no biggie if ya havent heard it
  9. i dunno what 2 do, i've never encountered a virus that I couldn't delete. I use McAfee virus scan.
  10. well my first post on this board was a comeback post about where i'd been and what i was up to while i was gone. i don't even remember my first post back at the Sony board. it was probably somethin real immature cuz i was only 12
  11. if u live in the US and you have a rental system like Netflix (www.netflix.com) they'd probably have it
  12. :werd: we already established that whoever said that in the background is either Omar or the Freshmen or someone else!
  13. our version is correct i believe. it sounds correct to me, and the lyrics from this site i believe are the same ones you find @ willsmith.com which are totally accurate since they're coming from Will himself
  14. woohoo! thanx 4 those Typhoon! i didn't have of those except MIB so that's a relief! u da man :dancingcool:
  15. yeah i agree w/ a couple of you that Homebase is my 2nd favorite JJFP album next 2 Code Red
  16. sup todamnfresh? u look like a big JJFP fan so i thought i'd welcome u. lucky u get 2 be a potna within ur first day!
  17. weakest doesnt mean any of them r weak, it just means which one is the weakest of the group. like if u have 5 body builders all in a room, none of them r weak, but one of them has 2 be the weakest, so i disagree with you guys on that point.
  18. Friday, April 8, 2005 CD reviews Will Smith, "Lost and Found" By Mekeisha Madden Toby / The Detroit News Only in hip hop can a musician be nominated for an Oscar and still drop albums. Will Smith is an attractive and talented Hollywood star. Does Smith or "Big Will," as the 36-year-old husband and father calls himself, really need to rap? And what's up with the thug gear he's sporting in photos on the CD jacket? Sorry, but Smith is too GQ and too old to be a hood. Back to the music. Smith attempts to answer the unlikely rapper question on several tracks on his new album "Lost and Found," in which Smith attacks those who have attacked him on "Mr. Niceguy" and "I Wish I Made That" in which he pays homage to rappers he admires. And while the album does have a few hits, it's really hard to take it seriously. That said, if you can get beyond the movie star-rapper's persona, you will nod your head to the Ludacris-esque "Party Starter," smile in agreement with the message on "Ms. Holy Roller" and perhaps even dance to "Pump Ya Brakes," featuring Snoop Dogg. Good luck with that. GRADE: B source: http://www.detnews.com/2005/cdreviews/0504/09/E09-143491.htm
  19. how about green ketchup? i've always wondered about that stuff...
  20. it's And In This Corner in my opinion. i didn't like Then She Bit Me or Everything That Glitters. Even the hit I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson gets old quickly. only about half the songs or less r real solid
  21. nope don't have it. i think there was a video for it, but im not sure cuz i dont have the JJFP video collections quite yet
  22. wow that's surprisin. i don't agree @ all. i thought Homebase was the 2nd best album by JJFP. it's solid from trax 1-9. i thought Trapped on the Dance Floor was extremely dope, one of the best tracks on the album. i'll agree that Who Stole The DJ and Dumb Dancin arent that hot, but the album is hot. i also thought And In This Corner was the weakest album by JJFP
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