Jin

he should release after tell me why...some track that is to the haters...like Lost & Found and play the beginning of Mr.Niceguy/I wish i made that at the end of the video...e.g. LL did the same on hush i don't want that will releases another party track at summertime...maybe later party starter

Larry Elder is off-screen! It's interesting that this happened very fast after the diss :hilarious: :hilarious: I agree with you Lerkot wendy williams and eminems are the next!

yes i'm from germany!

don't be so pessimistic...i guess it will be not such big as big willie style, but get platin status!

thx

it's not that bad....remember what born 2 reign sold!

does somebody know if he also comes to germany??

cool interview!

Let's hope so...we don't want Will to put a track called "The Return Of Loretta" on his next album!! :hilarious: :hilarious:

The only song from Vanilla Ice i like is ICE ICE BABY! Who else is giving FP props?

ignoring such comments is the best way to solve the problems!

Nas is a good lyricist, but in the same situation as KRS-One and Rakim! Pure Hip Hop but no mainstream success...has anyone heard the track he did with Rakim and Alicia Keys (Streets of NY)?

This idea sucks...another sequel to bad boys would be dope!

great job tim!

oh...now i understand it! thx frenetic!

Wango Tango...what is that?

yeah...this interscope thing is a little bit strange...why did he signed to them...they had nothing done for the album and they won't do it in the near future...will should have released completely with overbrook or with j records(alicia keys is on it)!

what do you have against vanilla ice??? it tastes good! :hilarious: :hilarious:

i had something like men in black in mind, but the robin thicke remix is a good idea!

I've waited for such a comment of Chuck D about...i'm glad that he defends Will'S rap abilities and attacks 50 and the other fake rappers!

Chuck D, leader and co-founder of the legendary hip-hop group Public Enemy, urged hundreds of students Monday night to fight the "dumbassification" of America, a society run by corporations that muffles intelligent thought and encourages material excess. "Once upon a time the smart kids was rewarded," Chuck D said before a two-thirds filled Wisconsin Union Theater in Memorial Union. "Now the class clown wears a crown and gets rewarded for being out of code." African Americans are stereotyped on television, and especially in music videos, as unintelligible thugs, Chuck D said, because that image is best suited to help media corporations make money. Chuck D came to UW-Madison as part of the school's Distinguished Lecture Series. He was recently added to the slate of speakers after Cornel West cancelled his appearance because of conflicts with his academic schedule. Betty Friedan also cancelled because she is not in condition to travel, said Ann Hanson of the DLS committee. Several times in his more than two-hour speech, Chuck D attacked contemporary rappers like 50 Cent and Lil' Wayne for glamorizing violence and material goods. "Just because you're a rapper, it don't mean you speak for people," Chuck D said. He also lamented the hip-hop community's use of the word "nigger" as an endearing term. He began his speech talking about the late 1970s and the birth of hip-hop, saying the only recent cultural parallel was the mid-1950s and the emergence of rock and roll. "Nobody knew where it was going, what it was, but there was an electricity in the air," Chuck D said, recalling the early party scene of hip-hop. "I can't explain it. It made people lose their goddamn mind." Chuck D also decried America's foreign policy as arrogant and attacked President Bush for playing "grand-theft oil." He said Americans think themselves better than citizens of other nations, as emphasized by ambivalence over the Gulf War. "There were casualties, no matter how smart those bombs may have been," Chuck D said. A central point of his speech was the unintelligence of American culture, propagated by empty television programs like Jerry Springer and dating shows. "Don't let the TV tell you anything. The TV ain't real," Chuck D said. "They call TV programming," he said later. "Why do you think they call it programming for? Because you're the ****ing robot." He encouraged audience members to think for themselves and speak their minds clearly, attacking the status quo. Chuck D also said many hip-hop fans only follow the hype surrounding the hottest artists, and over the course of the evening he defended the rapping abilities of Will Smith, MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice. http://www.dailycardinal.com/news/2003/03/...ts-390547.shtml

can somebody get a 0 for his album??? i have never seen an review who had this rating!

Hey people i need your help! I can choose a song which get played when i get my school certificate from our principle....which song should i choose???

jup old news!

R&B remix with robin thicke is my favourite!