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yeah Will does look a bit ruff, lol. But that's 4 his movie role in Pursuit Of Happiness as we all know. Jada's got the role down 4 a rocker chick. That's almost how my sister had her hair in the 80's.

yep Will has a lot of credit that is owned 2 him. 1. For great rapper 2. For being a great actor Will is a great actor. I believed he really proved himself as an actor when he did Ali.

Hey I posted at the sixshot n rapworlds. I am shock ppl know their HIPHOP. Don't worry about the name callin' Jonny. Those ppl that don't know wat they are talking about always go 4 "o he's a f@g" line cos they don't have anything better.

cool man. Great Job!!! I'm going there now.

Thats great. Best Lip Lock n Best Blush Scene. If anything Will should win 4 both cos those were sum funny scenes :lolsign: :rofl:

heyhey I called it that it was gonna be released on the 9th. Anyway I can't wait.

ONLY the part in his song when he longs 4 the days good ol' hiphop. Then that was it.

YEP I'M sure it's going 2 be great. Will is so damn funny when he does promotion for his albums on tv. I once heard the video was gonna be released on the 9th...or am I getting that confues with Madden 06?

SAN BERNARDINO, California — Nas, Redman, Ghostface and Raekwon headlined the Rock the Bells concert in Southern California this weekend, where more than 9,500 fans braved the 100-plus-degree heat. The daylong festival began just after noon Saturday at the NOS Events Center. Kicking off the show were such underground hip-hop acts as New York's Non Phixion and California's own Qbert. Guru, Supernatural and Sage Francis also filled in the bright, hot daylight hours as the dedicated masses stayed cool thanks to hoses and a misting tent. As the sun started to drop, the Bay Area's Hieroglyphics crew came on to spit early '90s classics as well as newer indie offerings. They made way for New York underground fave O.C. to do a couple of tracks, and then Cali's Living Legends did an hour-long set before the waiting game began. Blame it on L.A. traffic — Redman was late getting to the venue and ran from parking lot to stage. Despite his set starting about an hour after expected, the crowd waited patiently and was rewarded with classics like "Da Rocwilder," "Time 4 Sum Aksion" and "Da Goodness," delivered in true showman fashion, accompanied by a DJ, keyboardist, drummer and guitar player. Redman took the turntables himself at one point to make way for DJ Kool, who did his now mandatory party track "Let Me Clear My Throat." He left the stage after doing his part of the Def Squad "Rapper's Delight" cover to make way for one of the night's special guests, Talib Kweli. Talib did a quick set that pleased the indie-hip-hop-loving crowd, including the tracks "Move Somethin' " and "Get By." Nas, in an extremely rare West Coast appearance, made it to the stage after 10 p.m. His caravan pulled right up to the steps of the stage, which throngs of people were hanging out in front of and behind. Nas ran on to the sounds of his last album's title track, "Street's Disciple," moving the lyrics around a bit and repeating the phrase "this ain't 50" twice for added emphasis. The crowd went crazy for "Got Ur Self A ... ," followed by a medley of gems from Illmatic that included "It Ain't Hard to Tell," "The World Is Yours," "Represent" and "Life's a Bitch." Nas kept fans up, taking them through his seemingly endless catalog of singles before finally getting to the meat of the show — a series of beefs. He did "Ether," his classic battle track directed at Jay-Z, but asked his DJ, LES, not to play Jay's name, saying, "Don't say his name. We love him." Most of the crowd screamed out "50 Cent!" in place of Jay-Z, showing support instead for his latest feud. At the conclusion of the song, Nas informed the crowd that he has another one coming out later this year about somebody else, then went into the first bars of his latest track, "MC Burial," rapping, "They say Jada defeated him/ Joe too street for him/ What's next, I guess, it's for Nas to ether him." On a peaceful note, Nas showed that the Queensbridge/ South Bronx beef is old news as special guest KRS-One joined him onstage. KRS-One complimented Nas, saying he truly is "God's Son," then went on to assault the crowd with old-school bangers like "MC's Act Like They Don't Know" and "South Bronx." After a long a cappella conclusion that showcased his "temple of hip-hop" brethren, it was time to make way for Wu-Tang. Taking the stage almost at the midnight curfew, concert organizer Guerrilla Union allowed the show to go on well past 12:30 a.m. to give Ghostface and Raekwon time to bless the crowd. Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Raekwon's classic album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, the duo barreled through their best collabos as well as solo joints. Ghostface hit big with Ironman's "Daytona 500" and Raekwon reminded us of how he cooked it up in 1995 with "Incarcerated Scarfaces." The RZA also joined his fam onstage, running through Wu Tang tracks like "Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit" and "It's Yourz." Ghostface stopped the show to remind everyone of last year's historic Rock the Bells, for which Wu Tang Clan performed for one of the last times with the entire original lineup (see "Original Wu-Tang Clan Lineup Reunites At Cali Hip-Hop Fest"), including the fallen ODB (see "Rapper Ol' Dirty Bastard Dies"). To honor Dirty, they brought out one of ODB's teenage sons to join them in doing "Shimmy Shimmy Ya." The plug was pulled just after Ghost and his Theodore Unit gave a taste of his upcoming LP, which he promised to have out later this year. The RZA encouraged the crowd to throw up one last "W" before heading to the parking lot after more than 12 hours of music. Despite the insanely sweltering heat, the solid day of hip-hop left fans with, as Ghost would say, "happiness in globs."

Ditto ^. I joined Lerkot's Will SMith Group. :2thumbs: I have join MTV but I had 2 use JJFP4EVER as my username But I haven't got the e-mail wit my password :hmm: Well I sign up at Mtv. My username is angelamor17 I put up a post on the message boards. I put in uder All Things HipHop...It's says Lost and Found Will Smith's New CD.

Ditto I was raise on metal music. I'm a metal head n a huge fan of JJFP. Hell I like all types of music....Anyway Rock On Dudes :kool:

OMG THAT WAS SO DAMN FUNNY :rofl: :lolsign: O I LOVE IT WHEN HE SAYS "I flip 'em around and then I work that booty" :lolsign:

My name is Angelique but it's 2 long so I go by Angel 4 short.

thanx 4 the video clips.

Com'on now U can't have 1 without the other. No JJ there wouldn't be no FP. I prefer them both together. JJFP 4EVER :jazzy: :music:

O thats so cool. Yep Will is just so wonderful with his fans. N y not his fans help get him 2 the top. N he knows that. Not like sum rappers n actors that gone all Hollywood. Will knows where he comes from. Thats y I love the track "Could U love Me" a message 2 his fans. :2thumbs:

:yeahthat: that is really true. It's just sad that no real artists that help pave the way aren't getting their do's. I'm gonna quote Chuck D as Forth Right MC in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas when he said "All U Gangsta Rappers say U got skillz...Yeah Skillz at Stealing S@#*"

JD Goes At Chris Rock In "Free" KING Mag By Remmie Fresh Date: 7/26/2005 10:30 am KING is mostly known for scantily clad women, but Jermaine Dupri has tossed some disparaging words at comedian Chris Rock in the latest issue of the men’s magazine. The comments to the “illest men’s magazine” come under the premise of a mock bachelor party for the Virgin Records president, who is also singer Janet Jackson’s boyfriend. However relaxed the setting, J.D. stated, “If you say anything about anybody who got what you want, it's a statement of jealousy. It's like you end up dating someone that people wanted to date their whole life, so people are crushed by it. Chris Rock probably ain't married to the person he wants to be married to and when he sees me, he's like "Damn! How? Why?" I look at it like that's just part of their job, too. When people make jokes, they make jokes on what's hot. At the time, me and Janet were a big conversation piece.” While no formal wedding plans have been announced, the So So Def mogul said that African-Americans haven’t championed his girlfriend’s sibling Michael, in an acceptable manner. “It's clear that Michael was set up. Michael Jackson is a generous dude. He's in The Guinness Book of World Records for giving. He gives the most to people and people take advantage of that,” J.D. explained to KING. “What's foolish about it is that our own community jokes about it. If Elvis were still alive, they would never let anything happen to him.” Free of BET graces the cover of the magazine’s latest issue and she’s not the demure, affable host that appears on “106 & Park.” Among other spicy details, the Boston native explained why she was reluctant to pose for the publication. “I was a little shy with the concept of “Take off your clothes and put your butt in the camera” [laughs]. But we had a good time and I’m ready for it now. I don’t think I was ready for it before,” Free said. The magazine is already on newsstands in New York City and is being distributed nationwide.

ME2. :2thumbs: Man thats a lot of hits!

Well I think the Time Share movie can workout. I don't see it as a Cedric role. I mean Cedric when he did the Honeymooners he didn't even research the role. He never even seen any episodes of the Honeymooners. Will on the other hand studies his roles as best as he can. Now about a remake of Uptown Saturday Night. Is seen as a classic. I don't like it when they remake a movie. But I need 2 see how many changes they're gonna make 2 the film 2 fit Will n Jamie.

^ Yeah I was thinking that 2.

Glad 2 that Kanye is giving props 2 Will. I like Kanye. Hell I take Kanye over Jadakiss any day :2thumbs:

:yeahthat: I would like 2 see that 2. Will deserves it. LnF is not a pop album it's a Ol' Skool n New Skool blend of HipHop.

Well I'm glad I got it b4 they change it from rated M 2 Adults Only. But then again my mom brought it 4 me. I remember when my mom n me went 2 the store 2 get it. The clerk look at me alittle strange. I guess it's bcos I was a girl. But I love graphic video games. But this thing the "Hot Coffee" scene is a patch that u have 2 download from a website. It wasn't really rockstar games who created the patch it was a fan or at least thats what I read on 1 site. The thing is 4 me is that sex, violence, and drugs are in everything these days. U can't control what they release but u can control it at home. if your a parent look at what your kids watch n look at what video games they're playing. My mom knows every game I play cos well she takes me 2 the store. My mom n dad did a different. They told me about these thing they explained it to me on what these things mean n why i should not repeat it. Cos I remember my dad n me would stay up late 2 watch Russell Simmons Presents Def Comedy Jam...I was like 5yrs old. But my mom said it was ok. N let me know that these jokes aren't 4 repeating again. I never got in trouble at school. I was a honor roll student. Well thats just me.

:yeahthat: I'm wit Julie. I can't wait any more. Where's the PS video and single? Well sum of ya'll have already herad PS but I haven't yet. I really want 2 see the video 4 it. But I'm also wit the others on when was Tell Me Why released? :hmm: