DevilsJim89

nice! but i can just tell Will would rather have big fame again here in the musically-dry USA.

This song is hot! It'll definatly be a hit (hopefully). So we can see a veteran in the top 10...(like a top 10 matters).

AJ summed it up perfectly. THEY SUCK!

Is this in the US or in UK? I know Will is on TRL UK more often than TRL USA. He'll probably be just hyping up I, Robot.

haha!! Good for FP....damn papparazzi.

[quote=freshstecki,Jun 16 2004, 10:29 AM]Air Jordans V from 1990... da coolest sneakers on planet! In white/red.... incredible! Togther with a fresh starter cap... and baggy jeans! ...no wonder, dat I use 2 dress da same way ;-)! ... also a nice combination: Jeans- jacket and jeans in da same colour with lighter brown timbs! Peace![/quote] good stuff! Just like FP's Code Red days... I love all that old early to late 90s clothes. That's the way to rock it. Now if only they made those "Air Fresh" sneaks like on that episode of FPOBA! lolol I'd buy a pair.

[quote=DevilsJim89,May 3 2004, 04:35 PM]"[color=red]8:05[/color], the alarm clock sound I grab my shoe and turn the damn thing down But now it's [color=red]9[/color] o'clock and I still ain't up up yet Work on time, yeah I admire the concept" - The Things That U Do "the temperature's about [color=red]88[/color] hop in the water plug just for old times sake break to ya crib change your clothes once more cause you're invited to a barbeque that's starting at [color=red]4[/color] sitting with your friends cause y'all remincise about the days growing up and the first person you kiss and as I think back makes me wonder how the smell from a grill could spark up nostalgia all the kids playing out front little boys messin round with the girls playing double-dutch while the DJ's spinning a tune as the old folks dance at your family reunion then [color=red]six[/color] o'clock rolls around you just finished wiping your car down it's time to cruise so you head to the summertime hangout it looks like a car show everybody come lookin real fine fresh from the barber shop or fly from the beauty salon every moment frontin and maxin chillin in the car they spent all day waxin leanin to the side but you can't spead through [color=red]Two[/color] miles an hour so everybody sees you there's an air of love and of happiness and this is the Fresh Prince's new defintion of summer madness - Summertime[/quote] Hey read that...beat ya!!!!!! lolol :dancingcool:

not bad pics. Will must be so annoyed though.

Yeah I saw that too on eBay..I kinda figured you'd get it. How did you get it through buy it now if you have to be an eBay member? Didn't you tell me you couldn't do it?

That really sucks. They are very much missed. Kid should look back at his records and remember that comedy can be mixed with rap.

haha i was just gonna post somethin' like dis but u beat me to it.. I'm already cranking up the "Summertime" , "Summertime '98" and all their remixes like crazy! Gonna be a great summer. School ends for me june 22...a lil more to go wooooooooo!

how did u make that song? like the beat, background vocals and how u record it all? wow man i love that ending haha!

i love it man! platinum hit! lololol :thumb:

Sorry prince. Keep ya head up bro. We're all hear if you wanna talk.

[quote=Jazzy Julie,Jun 6 2004, 10:41 AM]sorry dude been really busy, here is the sort of answer out of my book called Will Smith King of Cool. The renewed vigour behind the fresh prince of Bel Air did not leave the forth series entirely problem free. Some cast members felt Will Smith was weilding just a little too much power on the set. Actress Janet Hubert-Whitten, who played Aunt Viv, was suddenly fired. She claimed that Will was behind her departure from the ratings hit. "Anyone who stands up to Mr Smith on fresh prince is gone," she claimed when the story hit the press. "yes i reprimanded him constantly for being rude to people and locking himself in his room, but i did not slander him in any way". As far as Will is concerned, Hubert-whitten's departure was a case of professional jelousy. " I can say straight up that Janet wanted the show to be The Aunt Viv of Bel Air show", he claimed in response. "she's been mad at me all along. She said once:" ive been in this business for ten years and this snotty nosed punk comes along and gets a show?" No matter what, to her im just the anti-christ."[/quote] wow. I always thought Janet did a great job as Vivian but the 2nd Vivian really stepped it up. So what, you've been in the business 10 years. good for you. Too bad you aren't the main character and the show won't change. Talk about Jealousy.

Thats pretty cool that Jada sings. I just wish her and Will would keep out of each other's music. I don't like when they are together. I dunno why. Let FP do his thing and Jada do hers.

nice

best remix you've done yet! Awesome

:peace: props to everyone. great job and congratz

its 2 days now....put em up!

wow dude!!!!!!!!!!!! awesome stuff!!!!!! you kinda sound like a young DJ Jazzy Jeff - your voice. lol

[quote=TopDawg14,Jun 8 2004, 12:50 AM]The state of Hip-Hop, in my opinion, goes as follows: 1. It's all about money and business. The minute that hip-hop became mainstream is when hip-hop began going down the tubes. On the one hand, it's great that hip-hop got this exposure but hip-hop got swallowed up by greed, money and success(remember Will's line in Born To Reign: "States have been altered by liquor, by weed/while hate gets exalted as art falls to greed."). The art form that was the basis for hip-hop has been replaced by money, cars and other forms of materialism. 2. Where are the great MCs? In the 80's you had cats like KRS-One, LL, Kool Moe Dee, Latifah, Fresh Prince, Chuck D, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, etc, etc. All of them are great MCs and all with a different style. Who would be considered great today? Not many in my book. Jay-Z has one of the best flows I have ever heard in my life but 9 times out of 10 he wastes his flow on garbage lyrics. Nas? Which Nas is it? The Nas that does "I Can" and Illmatic or the Nas that does "Oochie Wally"? Tupac? Before he joined Death Row he was on his way to hall of fame status but his time at Death Row killed that status. Biggie? I like Biggie(like Jay-Z he had a crazy flow) but most of lyrics weren't meaningful. The rest of today's rappers(50 Cent, Ja Rule and everybody else)are basically straight garbage. Common, Black Though of the Roots, Mos Def, and Talib Kweli are great MCs but they are few are far between. 3. At some point we as fans of true hip-hop are going to have to take back the music before it's completely destroyed. If we want change then we have to let these artists and labels know that the music that's out now IS NOT HIP-HOP! The only way for the music industry to understand is for us to stop buying and listening to all of this garbage. We have to show these wack artists(do you hear me 50 Cent?) and labels that we control the music and not them. Stop settling for hot garbage on wax and start demanding a higher quality of music.[/quote] Awesome! I FULLY AGREE!

probably "Hit 'em Up"!!!!!!! lolololol

[quote=JumpinJack AJ,Jun 7 2004, 07:13 AM]No offense, but i'd really like 2 know where u come from and how old u are. Your exposure 2 Rap, your opinions, and your ways of conveying your ideas just seem like u are some young kid from from some place that only gets 2 hear top 10 Rap...which sucks 90% of the time. I'm not trying 2 be ignorant, i just think it may clear up why i can't agree with one thing u say.[/quote] Same here. You OBVIOUSLY do not know what real hip-hop & rap is and you don't know what it was built on. It wasn't built on cursing, talking about hoes, violence, rape and all that negative stuff. And that is 95% of today's hip-hop. You and I know it. If you wanna listen to it, then go ahead. We aren't telling you what you should and shouldn't listen to but we're all just talking about how much of the industry is crap right now. whatever man.

So true. It always seems that way. because of that, more people today know him as Will Smith the big movie star, not a rapper. Everyone I know thinks he sucks as a rapper. With that break inbetween Willenium and Born to Reign, he kinda destroyed his image as a rapper first, a movie star second. Columbia also majorly helped with that. I was in the movies two nights ago and I saw a huge promo banner in the lobby hanging on a wall of it for "I, Robot" with him on it. I was disappointed in a way. I wish I could walk into a CD store and see a JJFP banner for a new album being hung on the wall, but that'll never look like it'll happen anytime soon. I dunno, maybe cuz I'm just not optimistic.