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I think we'll see 'Transformers 3' before 'Bad Boys 3'. Shame.

That's true too :laugh: I found an article which says that Will's facebook page is one of the most populars:

Here's the full story for those who want to read it: We then started to tour off the first album. We met many cities,states and countries for tours and perfomances in front of thousands of people. While traveling on the road, we wasted no time and began to work on our second album. Being on the road was a great experince. It was now time to record the second album and it was Titled, "He's the DJ I'm the Rapper". What happen to "Hes the Beat Box" or "Featureing Ready Rock C"? I shared part in the idea, "Parents Just Don't Understand"! This was another hit single released off the album that I co wrote and produced. We continued to tour and climbed up the music charts in sales. At this point, things began to change. Suddenly Will and I began to drift apart. There was a huge transformation in Wills ego. It seemed as though the more success the group gained, the more his ego grew. Mean while, Jazzy and I remained pretty level. I made many friends and Acquaintances while touring which caused me and Will's friendship to futher distance. One of the friends I gained on tour was Jam Master Jay ( Jason Mizell) of the group Run DMC. Jam Master Jay became like a mentor to me and I spent alot of time on Run DMC's tour bus just to clear my head. At the point of our second album release, "Rush management" was part of the deal. Russel Simmons thought it would be a great idea for me to Beat box a remix version of "Treat Her Like A Prostitute". This song was written and performed by Slick Rick. Hank Shocklee was the studio engineer of this project. I was excited about this remix and thought to ask Will for his opinion on it. Wills response was, "You don't think Slick Rick Raps better than me do you Ready?" I replied "No". Mean while we continued on the "Runs House Tour" and we continued to blow up the spot. As time passed, the tour was slowing down a bit and we took a break. We finally went home for about a week or so to rest. I was happy to see home town friends and family. During our rest time, Will and I met together alone. It was at this time Will said to me I would no longer be needed in the Group. I asked Will why and his reply was that Beat Boxing is played out. I thought to myself how lame. After all, I did much more than beat box. As metioned earlier, I produced songs and co wrote one of our major hits which was titled"Parents Just Dont Understand". If I never contributed that great idea maybe Will Smith might have not gained all of the other success in his carreer and all of the finer things in life! After witnessing everyone from the Hypnotic 3 days being cut from the group I never imagined that I would also be caught in Will Smith's line of fire ! ----- I also found this on the site: All celebrities love fan mail, but... did ya know that out of thousands and thousands of fan mail letters, Ready Rock C only received one and that was by accident. Ready says that Will did not want him to know that he had fans too. ----- Plus, there are also some cool pictures here! http://readyrockc.moonfruit.com/#/photos/4509897092

Haha, true!

My 2 favorite singers together: Freddie Mercury & Michael Jackson - More To Life Than This http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7hrUU-UeHk Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson - State Of Shock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9_BwMtPeWU&NR=1 RIP Freddie & MJ

Hope you have a wonderful day, and have fun this weekend!

That'd be great Tim! :clap:

Thank you very much again ;)

Thanks thommey, I knew that, but can you tell me what year did they perform it, and where? :wave2:

My favorite singer, ever. I still don't know a rock star with a better voice than Freddie's.

Nah, he says "West side!". He's talking about different parts of the United States: Yo Philly! (dat's where the party's at!) Uuh, D.C. y'all! (dat's where the party's at!) A-T-L (dat's where the party's at!) West side! (dat's where the party's at!) Mid-west y'all (dat's where the party's at!) Dirty South now (dat's where the party's at!) Yo, I can't hear y'all! (dat's where the party's at!) Where ever we at! (dat's where the party's at!)

I heard about a rare song that JJFP performed once. It's called 'Sky's The Limit'. Just wondering if anyone has more info or knows how can I find it.

Add me if you want, Sandy! http://www.tuenti.com/#m=Profile&func=index

Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige Outlines 'Captain America' Movie Plans -- Considering Will Smith? Captain America is back! Well, as long as you can wait until 2011. This week, MTV News was invited to sit down with Marvel President of Production Kevin Feige -- the man behind “Iron Man,” “The Incredible Hulk” and all the upcoming Marvel superhero films. As we hung out in a boardroom at the new Marvel production facility, here are the big revelations that Feige had about the much-anticipated flick “The First Avenger: Captain America”: - Feige acknowledged that “Captain America” might have difficulty playing overseas, which is one of the reasons for the title “The First Avenger: Captain America”. In other countries, it might be marketed as simply “The First Avenger.” - The Cap story will be very realistic, about a scrawny kid who wants to prove himself, set during WWII. - “Captain America” will be Marvel’s most internationally-located movie, as the character will be traveling all over the world. - Marvel is more likely to get a name actor to play Captain America, because of the need for it to play well overseas. It seems doubtful that they’ll repeat the “Thor” move of going with a relative unknown. - Feige said that the actor who plays Cap will be American. No Australians, Brits, etc. - By the time his own films and the “Avengers” movies are over, Captain America could appear in as many as six movies. - Since he needs a big, international name, Feige refused to eliminate one of the biggest stars in the world, Will Smith. He referred to Smith as being among the handful of international stars they’d consider. - Although Smith is in the running, Feige shot down rumors that they’d be using the “Truth” storyline in the film. Although he said he enjoyed the comic, it wouldn’t make for an appropriate cinematic launch for the character. - Marvel is definitely looking to get into the 3D realm soon. Feige recently saw “Up,” loved it, and said that he’d be watching James Cameron’s “Avatar” closely. Although “Iron Man II” will not be 3D, it is a possibility for “Captain America.” - Pre-production officially begins in October, with plans to start filming on June 28th, 2010. - Casting is expected to begin this summer. - Joe Johnston and the writers are working on the script now. - It will likely be a “save the world”-type story. - Feige said that some of the unselected “Thor” actors may be candidates for the “Captain America” movie. http://splashpage.mtv.com/2009/07/22/marvel-studios-kevin-feige-outlines-captain-america-movie-plans-considering-will-smith/

If you ask me who made the greatest impact on me with his music, I'd say MJ without any doubt. But being objective, I'd have to choose 'The Beatles'. I think there will never be a band like them. They shaped an entire generation. So that's my opinion. And I'm not even a big fan of them.

I like John Cena and, of course, the legendary Undertaker. I have all the WWF classic action figures as well! :laugh:

2 Clips With Willow! "TRUE Jackson, VP" is getting some Will Smith action -- Willow Smith, that is. The 8-year-old budding actress, daughter of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, is lending her comedic chops to the special hour-long July 25 episode of Nickelodeon's hit fashion-forward series about a teen executive at a clothing company. Willow, who said she gets her fashion inspiration from the series, makes her TV debut as the pint-sized version of star True Jackson (played by Keke Palmer). In short flashback scenes, junior True wistfully anticipates the day when she'll design a dress that appears in a department store window -- the same window that teen True is putting together during the episode. "I like TV because they laugh and then I laugh and then I do it again," Willow told Access Hollywood about what it was like filming the show. "It's a big happy family." Willow's big screen credits include co-starring in "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl," voicing Baby Gloria in "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" (her mother was the adult voice) and appearing in her father's blockbuster, "I Am Legend." Watch clips from Smith's "True Jackson, VP" episode below: http://www.nypost.com/seven/07212009/tv/willow_smith_fashions_true_tv_debut_180563.htm

A Message From Chris http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4SD6oBvbKY

Cool. Thanks Tim. Now we only need Arcade :laugh:

Ahhh, that one. I thought you were talking about this scene:

If I'm not wrong, 'Groove Thang' by Zhane and 'Billie Jean' by Michael Jackson.

Dude... I have to congratulate you for the album. I've listened to it a few times since I have it and the more I hear it, the more I like it. This is what I think: Best Song: 'Feel The Joy'. Probably the best song I've heard from you. Nice work, and of course nice work to you too, Vipa! Favorite Songs: 'Bringing It Back': the first time I listened to this track I loved it, and now, after having listened to the whole album, it's still one of my faves. The lyrics are great, and it has that "old school" tune which makes it perfect to me. You and Kel did a pretty good job with this song! 'Got Jokes?!': man, this song is sooo catchy! The chorus is simply great. Just love it. I can't stop playing it. Congratz again!!! And congratulations to all the people who worked with you making the album! ;)

Nice avatar dude! And yeah, enjoy 'FPOBA'. We'll try to not spoil you.

I saw the vid. It's simply tremendous.

Thanks man. Downloading now! :clap: