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The way I see it Will doesn't really owe most of these rap fans **** at this point, they're a bunch of sheep that don't appreciate the most talented artists, he's put out enough great music to hold over the few real fans that appreciate true skills already, if he comes back with another album one day I'll be sure to support it, the climate of the rap game has changed quite a bit from how it was 20 years ago that it might not be that much of a thrill to rap anymore, he probably growing out of it as a fan of it too like a lot his age are, back then it was a growing genre where everybody was pushing their creativity and there was excitement but right now it feels like a tired genre where the most innovative artists get slept on except for a handful, I could understand where's Will's coming from and I just hope he does something that he'll be happy about

Exactly man, I don't understand why we gotta worry so much about Will's place in the rap game or when his next album's coming or if it's coming, let the man live damn it

Well to me I don't care if an album sold 10 thousandor 10 million copies, if it's hot it's hot and if it's not then it's not

I think there are more people who act like if your song ain't getting played on the radio that you're wack, I hear more fans saying "so and so's better than this underground rapper since he's selling more records, nobody's listening to that bull**** but everyone loves so and so", there are a lot of sheep out there, they just listen to what TV and radio plays for them and that's it, they don't want to give underground artists a chance

Well I think that Will is trying to go out with some pride and dignity, I really see too that music fans are very fickle like I said before, you don't know how you're gonna sell from one album to the next, to get people to buy albums is like pulling teeth, it's especially harder when most rap fans only like it gangsta gangsta and they look at everyone else who ain't as corny and soft and they won't check that out, it ain't like that with movies though, it seems that any movie Will puts out that it'll go #1 in the boxoffice, but it's really hard to get to #1 on the music charts, if any other rapper was making 20-30 million dollars a film would they actually even put rapping as a thought? I mean Queen Latifah hasn't released an rap album since '98 and she don't even make half of that, LL wrote in his book that he wishes that he was in Will's place, the only reason why he continues to rap now is that he ain't really expanding his acting career the way Will has but the day he does is the day that he'll stop rapping.... Basically since kids buy most of the albums they don't want to listen to somebody that's old as their father, it's sad but true, the music industry has to change, Will wants to reach more people and he could do that with movies right now, he don't get criticised for being soft when he does a movie the way that he does when he does music, the movie fans appreciates skilled artists more than the music fan does... Sure that allhiphop.com shows some love to Will but there's more discussion about who's the hardest/most gangsta rapper, I go on other hip-hop boards and it's the same ****, even so hip-hop fans get caught up in that bull**** and they spend more time talking about who got cred than the skills that a rapper has, skills ain't appreciated...

A lot of rappers say they're gonna retire but most end up coming back, maybe it's just that he just wants to keep the focus on the film right now and not talk about music, if we don't hear anything about a new album by 2008 then I think it might be safe to say that he really is retired from rap

Well the thing is that even after "lost and found" came out, there's still a lot of people that view him as an actor and not as a rapper so that probably frustrates him, he probably realises that many people his age don't listen to rap anymore, he realises how movies touch more people and he wants his art to impact many people, slick rick was basically saying the same thing a couple weeks ago in an interview about how mature people don't really check for rap so that's why he don't record anymore himself

Things have changed quite a bit since the days when Will decided to make albums with Jazzy Jeff 20 years ago, back then you really needed to have the most skills to get on but now you have to start controversey to get on, he probably sees how a lot of his ol' school rap friends struggle to sell 10,000 albums and probably doesn't want to end up like that so he figures he better go out now, but when the time's right he'll want to do it again, he probably still has some music at his crib that he's working on but he might just want to keep it for himself till the right time comes to release it, the timing has to be right, when there's rappers coming out with high skills and a creative motive then he'll be motivated, the rap game has gotten stale though, there are still some great albums out but it's just not being recognised, it just seems that a lot of people are really starting to look at rap as a gimmick since hardly any rapper's selling anymore, hopefully with all these weak rappers like G-Unit flopping the record execs will realise that they have to go after more quality artists, FP might want to get out before the rap industry goes out of buisiness, I could see that happening soon if the right artists don't get promoted

Now I think he loves music and performing but I'm sure he don't like how he always gotta be criticised for being soft constantly even though he's one of the most skilled mcs ever, he might just do music for himself at this point, the way things are going nobody's gonna be buying rap music in a couple years anyway while people will still be going to movies, unless something miraculous in the rap industry happens, really rappers ain't saying or doing anything worthwhile at least on a mainstream level, the most innovative rappers don't get support by the media or the fans, I think the fact that Interscope didn't want to release "Tell Me Why" might've been the last straw for him to continue rapping as well, he's sick of the industry bull****, but as an actor he don't have to receive all that criticism for his acting ability, he's accepted as an actor much more than he is as a rapper even though he spent much longer doing music, that probably hurts his pride but the music industry is much more shady, and the thing is too he did have success with "Lost and Found" and he beat out 50 Cent at the AMA's, he probably figured that he might not be able to top "Lost and Found" and a lot of his other great music at this point either, he really put his soul into that album, he might want to go out on top instead of dragging along his career to the point where only a few people check for him, he don't want to end up like some of his ol' school buddies and not be heard at all, maybe when the time's right he'll do another album though, he'll probably do some more shows too for the fans, you don't need an album out to do performances

Yes he's human like everybody else, Will's been a top name in Hollywood for years, you would've thought that he'd quit 10 years ago if it was just about the money, I think it's basically about pride, I don't think he wants to come across as angry and bitter, he's tired of constantly being criticised everytime he puts out an album for being too soft, blame fickle rap fans and critics for the reason why he's quitting, he probably wants to curse them all out but he wants to go out with dignity, he don't wanna look like an out of touch ol' school rapper, maybe if they appreciated his skills more he'd want to stay, movie fans appreciate him, he's going where he's loved, it's about power and respect as well as money, you want to do something where you get paid good but you also want to do something where you feel appreciated, Will wasn't feeling the love that he deserved

Well the way the music industry is could you really blame him? It ain't really that fun anymore in the rap buisiness, he shouldn't have to beef with everybody everytime he puts out an album at this point in his career, btw it's a sad time for Philly right now, Donovan Mcnabb blows out his knee yesterday and now the greatest rapper in Philly history retires today

Well you could clearly tell that on "lost and found" album the way that he was rapping that he wasn't happy with how the music industry is, it's still the same now so it doesn't really surprise me, the rap industry has basically reached rock bottom, the movie industry is where he could reach his biggest potential and get the full respect he deserves, he has to do what's best for him at this point, the fans are loyal to go out and see all of his films but rap fans are very fickle

Well I don't think it's definate that he won't do anymore, he might feel this way at the moment the way the rap game is but I think when things get better he'll be back

Well if Will decides not to do any music anymore, we gotta deal with that, it's his life like I said earlier, whatever makes him happy more power to him, I understand, really though he's really the only ol' school rapper from the '80s besides LL to have commercial rap hits in the '00s and now he could expand his movie career even further as he's older, most rappers would kill to have his career

I think if things get better as far as seeing rap critics and fans being more open minded to give credit to the most talented rappers then I might see FP doing more rap more often, it really ain't a fun time right now in the rap game, the timing has to be right for him to want to be more involved, and like I said many times before I think the best thing would be for him to branch out and distribute the album through his own imprint instead of waiting for a record label to promote him, he got all that money, he should give it a shot, he already could outsell most of the G-Unit rappers with crap promotion just imagine how well he'd sell with the big time promotion that he could give himself, FP sure sounded motivated and he really had his creative juices flowing on "L&F", I don't think the tank is empty quite yet, it really comes down to when he wants to do it again

Will got respect in rap industry as far as other artists that do got respect for what he does, even Eminem knows what's up, but it seems like there are some rap fans and critics who are too ignorant to realise that, when the time comes I'm sure he'll release another album though since he always seems to "Wave 'Em Off", it has to be the right time, can't rush greatness, a lot of rappers who release albums every year don't always do that well all the time either as far as making quality music

Yeah I'm the same way too, I still use a lot of those words, I hear them a lot too since I play '90s music more than today's music it seems, lol

Del the Funkee Homosapien: Mid Day in a Perfect World By Kathy Iandoli For several years, the whereabouts of Del Tha Funkee Homosapien were a complete mystery. Resurfacing on a few tours, including some with his Hieroglyphics brethren, Del spent the past six years learning life lessons and educating himself on the science of music. The Cali native has come an incredibly long way from his debut LP I Wish My Brother George Was Here, which introduced the world to his experimental take on Hip-Hop music. The ‘90s saw Del as a prolific wordsmith, whose complexly eccentric lyrics evoked, like his moniker states, pure funk. An obvious lover of all music, Del could outshine most he collaborated with. Since then, he has sharpened his third eye vision with the Hiero crew, transformed with the Deltron series, and discovered that the heart of his passion lies in production. With the release of his documentary DVD The 11th Hour and accompanying CD titled same, Del provides an in-depth look on his everyday life and the art of a rocking a stage. Catching up with Del, he expresses the negative side of touring and its trying effect on his health, his new found love of music theory, and his relationships with both Hieroglyphics and his cousin, Ice Cube. Don’t forget the possibility of a punk project. Del does punk? Keep reading… AllHipHop.com: I hear you're under the weather. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien Very under the weather. I almost died. Those air conditioners may as well be Anthrax to me. AllHipHop.com: Did you have the flu? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Nope, nothing like that. This kinda sick comes from your body saying, “Okay, I quit! You’re doing too much.” AllHipHop.com: Do you still record when you're sick? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I try to. In this case, I couldn't because I was straight bedridden. I’m just now getting back on the beat making tip. AllHipHop.com: Well, you have been on the grind judging from the 11th Hour DVD… Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Yes, off and on. Bukue tends to pace it well. AllHipHop.com: How long have you been working towards the release of the DVD? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Quite a while, but it's decieving because if not for foul people, it would be done by now. Could've, would've, should've. AllHipHop.com: Is the accompanying CD still in the works? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Oh yeah! Mixing it now with Matt Kelly. I got my own studio at this point, know music theory and mixing. Thank God. AllHipHop.com: Yes on the DVD you spoke in detail about music theory. Not a lot of MC's know the science behind the music they make… Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I had to do it for myself and for the public. People getting sick of half-assed product. AllHipHop.com: [laughs] Do you think just because some artists are independent that people give them too much credit lyrically? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: That's a good question...yeah maybe, or better yet due to complexity. Songwriting, I've learned, is it's own beast. AllHipHop.com: Do you think your studying of music theory affected your sound this time around? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Oh yeah! Only in terms of getting it how I really want it though. That's more personal than anyone from the outside could probably see though. The songs are more seamless; less forced. AllHipHop.com: How does it line up with your past albums? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I personally believe that it's one of the best. But, I believe overall that the first album [i Wish My Brother George Was Here] was the best. It was the most comprehensive, so I started from that. I added on from there using the talents I had built up. But it's personal though...people from the outside consider my second album [No Need For Alarm] my best. AllHipHop.com: Are you still cool with your cousin Ice Cube? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Yeah! [We] don't talk much, but yeah. He is very, very, very large, hard as hell to get with, but it is possible. We'll chat sooner or later. I gotta let him know he can get at me here. But for now, I just kinda go off our last convo. We’ve known each other for so long, I think it would be hard not to be cool. I want him to peep out my production skills, dead up. AllHipHop.com: Yeah, on the DVD it shows you making the beats in your home studio...how much of Hiero was present on this album in terms of production and rhyming? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien [Opio] hit me with a track, [Casual] did too, but it may not make it to the LP...I had support, but I was secluded in my work due to uh...formalities. AllHipHop.com: Formalities? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Hoes trying to f**k my life up pretty much. If you’ve seen the DVD, you know already. It just made me a very distant and kinda cold person ‘til you get to know me, which may be never for some people. AllHipHop.com: Did it affect your relationship with members of the Hiero crew? You all appear like such a brotherhood. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Well, it was hard at times for cats to believe that I was really studying and averting disasters...but yeah, we brothers, so not really a big, big deal. AllHipHop.com: I noticed on your bookshelf in your house alongside your music theory books was a book on metaphysics...were you studying that as well? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I'm naturally inquisitive so anything that interests me- I’m like A-Plus or Tajai, all of Hiero really, in that aspect… try to read a lot. It's one answer I believe. AllHipHop.com: Do you think that the six-year timeframe since your last album will affect your fans? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Yeah, unfortunately, but there's bigger s**t that occured besides my s**t, everybody went through it. Six is the limitation of the devil, so... AllHipHop.com: Did that play into your decision to name the project The 11th Hour? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: God and nothing stopping God's will? Yeah. AllHipHop.com: A lot of different “cousins” of Hip-Hop came about since you last released an album. Have you taken a liking to any of them. For example, Hyphy? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Hyphy I like alot, but it's only because that as well as Southern Hip-Hop is still Hip-Hop, just an older form. A lot of us may have abandoned them sounds, but people still like ‘em. I'm from the Bay, so it's definitely elements of that in my music. I keep it all funky though. Funk has no category. AllHipHop.com: You have alot of different sounds in your style, and I saw on the DVD your collection of ‘70s music. Do you see any other artists today who are as eclectic? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Well, yeah. Off the back, Madlib and J-Dilla R.I.P. We all dig the elders though if we really into music. Brian Jackson, I wanna say what's up to him too, while I got the chance. AllHipHop.com: Are you a Gil Scott-Heron fan too? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Yes, to a degree, but more a fan of Brian. Plus, he was like a mentor of sorts to me. AllHipHop.com: He is pretty popular still in working with Hip-Hop artists, like Digable Planets. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I know! I’ve been foolin’ with Mecca [Ladybug Mecca]. Mecca did a song with me for 11th. She’s got hot Punk vocals too though. I can do Punk too! I’m a Punk head from like Black Flag and stuff. AllHipHop.com: Are we going to see your Punk side in the near future? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Uh, maybe. If I can do it without Del gettin’ in the way, fine. AllHipHop.com: Why, what's stopping Del? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: It would be expectations of Del stoppin’ anything else. I can only go as far as the people really want me to. AllHipHop.com: Would you consider yourself a perfectionist? It must be hard when you know so much about music theory now too. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Yeah...but I'm realistic as well. I try to be within my means. I kinda approached it [music theory] a different way than others I guess, since I learned it on my own. I would like to release instrumental albums. I make mad music that never comes out, unless some other thing occurs like the Deltron series. AllHipHop.com: We need another Deltron… Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: It's coming, but it's not gonna be what people expect…there ain't no technological advancements. We toe’ all that off being humans. AllHipHop.com: When's the next Hiero album? We haven't seen one since Full Circle really. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I know, but we were never a "group" is the problem. We were always separate acts, united. AllHipHop.com: Yeah but you had so much chemistry when you all came together. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: That's ‘cause we were all friends for so long, but we never really meant to be a supergroup or nothing. We did that to maximize visibility when we first came out with our label; cheaper to tour at once. We never really thought about it, we just were and ended up where we did, like so many artists do, which is why I started to study music. I definitely never intended to really be in a group. I’m a Leo. AllHipHop.com: So you prefer the solitude of music making? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Oh yeah, definitely. I would rather play the back at this point. Too much drama. I feel like if I get deathly sick one more time on the road, I'm gonna murder someone. It's the air conditioners, and no one wants to shut ‘em off. They're everywhere, except here at home. AllHipHop.com: You should move to New York… Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Oh no, no, no. New York? I couldn't survive. It's great though; lived out there a few months. Sophia Chang, I love you! I was her roomie for quite a bit. AllHipHop.com: Did you have any trouble getting your bidis out here? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Oh yeah! Hella hard to get out there. I’ll be gettin’ bricks ‘cause they’re basically illegal. AllHipHop.com: What's your favorite brand of bidis? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: 500, the pink pack. AllHipHop: On the DVD you're having an AIM conversation and it reveals your screen name. Are you afraid kids will start IM’ing you? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Naw, kids already know it anyway. I ain't afraid of no ghosts. I can talk, I ain't scared to talk to the public. It will only help me anyway really. I'm aware of that. I like to talk, it's something I wouldn't change in my personality at least. AllHipHop.com: What's one thing you would change? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: My anger level, and I do change it, because I'll be extremely hostile if I feel put out. AllHipHop.com: How does that affect you creatively? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I put it out in my music...I'm diabolical like the Biz with music. Music theory helps me color music as brutally shaded as I want it to be within harmonic context. Most of my songs start off kinda minor and get lower from there. AllHipHop.com: Has your sound gotten darker? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Hmmmm...well, sorta but in parts, I guess. It has its function definitely. I tend to go there though, being funky and all. Funk is bad, mean. Funk is attitude. If you do me, I'ma have an attitude that permeates throughout what I do, if you can feel me there…music included. But it's sorta like making the best out of a funky situation though. Funk is more lifestyle than a musical format. Any kind of music can be played in a funky manner. AllHipHop.com: Do you think you will go to straight production eventually? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: I want to. That's really what I love to do. I love writing, not necessarily all the traveling. AllHipHop.com: Who wouldn't you make beats for in the industry? Del Tha Funkee Homosapien: Anybody with wack lyrics, which would have to be absolute fluff!

Wow that's a great song, you just keep getting better and better, don't give up

I don't even worry about Will's place in the rap game anymore since he don't seem to care about it, he ain't ever gonna get his due no matter what he does, JJFP did 5 albums in 7 years, that was like Jordan and Pippen winning those championships together, that was the prime of the career, if people can't give props for that run then he'll never get the props that he's due, I don't see him doing that much albums in that stretch anymore, maybe one album every 5 years if even that, it's like Jordan playing pick up games once in a while but that's it, he ain't really that much into the game anymore, acting is his new passion now, just like Ice Cube and Queen Latifah, nobody's really buying rap music anymore either but people'll watch movies forever, Will's a smart man, he's getting out before the music industry crumbles, nobody's gonna save rap, too much pressure in it, with movies he don't get any hate or criticism, he just does his thing, I realised that Max was right after all this time, he'd be a fool to give up acting for a feeble rap game.... As I'm getting older I'm becoming more accepting of things, there are really more important things in life then to worry about the place you are in the rap game, you have to do something that makes you happy in your life, I don't think doing albums every year is gonna make Will happy, it might make us happy of course but it might be too draining for him, he has to do what makes him happy at this point, it's his life, not ours, he ain't a robot or a rap machine, he has feelings too... I could really feel the frustration he had on the rap game in some of his on "Lost and Found", he ain't having as much fun as he used to, he won't have a happy life doing something that's gonna bring him stress. Rap ain't fun anymore since he always gets criticism in the rap community for being positive, rap has become one dimensional and only negative rappers get recognition, not skills, it'd take him selling over 100 million albums to equal the massive success that his movies get, it shouldn't be that way at all, his Hollywood career has overshadowed his rap career but he shouldn't worry much about it, easy for me to say since I ain't in his shoes. The thing is though that all the criticism probably gets to him as much as I hope that it wouldn't 'cause if I was in that position I could see how it might not be fun to rap much anymore 'cause whenever he raps he faces criticism, what's the point to rap if you're only rapping all the time against the criticism? That ain't fun, he's released a lot more classic albums than mostly every rapper ever has, he shouldn't have to prove anything at this point, he should get the recognition for what's he's done in the rap game already, how much does he have to do to get it? Releasing 9 albums selling over 30 million albums, basically creating a path for other rappers to expand their careers into acting, and winning the 1st rap grammy ever in a span of 20 years should be good enough already but people overlook that to a degree, he might get a lil' bit more respect after releasing "Lost and Found",there's more hate than love still since he ain't thugged out like the other popular rappers it might be hard for some to accept him and there's really this backlash to a lot of older rappers for some reason by fans, record labels, and even some younger rappers which is sad to say, Rhymefest talks about this in his blog on SOHH.com btw,there shouldn't be a clock for greatness, rappers should be able to go as long as they want to, since majority of the rap consumers are younger they seem to only want to hear from rappers closer to their age which doesn't make sense, I'm discusted of my generation quite a bit, personally I don't give a damn if the artist is 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, or 70 years old, if that artist makes good music I support, I ain't gonna stop trying to get in the game either no matter how long it takes either, I don't care I'll rap for free and do something else with my life to survive, Will's probably still doing music in his crib, he might not want to share it with us fans anymore but that doesn't mean that he's stopped altogether I'm sure... Being in the spotlight that long he desires to be loved for what he does, listen to "Could You Love Me" and you understand what he means, it's probably more fun to do movies 'cause he don't receive much criticism, people all ages and walks of life appreciate a good movie but it's really hard for certain people to accept a good rap album,we all could relate to that 'cause in our lives we want to do something that people'll appreciate and if we don't see people appreciating us for it we might not want to do that job anymore, Will probably gave up rapping for a while after "Code Red" 'cause he put a lot of work into album just as much as his earlier JJFP albums but because rap's image changed people didn't check for it, really though whenever he put work on his movies he'd get more and more recognition, if "Lost and Found" was a movie it'd been the biggest of his career but with music it ain't like that, it's all image more than anything which is sad, he put out an album better than a lot of the thugged out and younger rappers and it deserved to outsell all of them... The thing about the rap game that really hurts it's image is that there's talented rappers like FP who get dissed 'cause they ain't hardcore enough, not saying that hardcore rappers ain't talented but the point is that you could do a movie and image doesn't matter, only the performance does, that's what should matter the most but it ain't that way it seems, as a fan it's dissapointing to see fans argue over who is the hardest rapper rather than focus on who's the most talented, all this Dipset vs Jay-Z and 50 Cent vs Game talk is driving me crazy and making me sick of the rap game too. Ice Cube could get some sort of recognition in rap if he does an album every 6 years in between movies since has a harder image, Will's just as talented as Ice Cube but people who like rap re more into image than anything else. Jay-Z, Eminem, and Dr. Dre could still be in the rap game at 50 years old and sell a lot of records since they have a harder image than Will, Diddy ain't really a rapper, nobody really respects him for his rapping, his album is flopping right now even though he has the whole industry on it, lol, LL Cool J is FP's age and I see him receiving a lot of flack for putting out positive music, he ain't really in the prime of his career anymore but he's still putting out better music than most harder rappers that outsell him, in order for LL to sell like he used to he's gonna have to beef with a lot of rappers again like Eminem and Jay-Z do and I don't think he wants to do that either... On top of that as an up and coming artist like myself it hurts me to know that most of the rappers from my generation that're rapping about selling drugs'll get a record deal faster than the ones like me that're writing songs with positive messages to them even if they all have the same amount of skills. Kel Spencer didn't blow up yet not 'cause he don't have skills but 'cause he don't fit in with what the industry wants, if FP was 18 years old and coming up now in 2006 he'd probably have to go to college and not decide to rap 'cause he wouldn't make it now even with his up and coming classic albums he's was working with Jazzy Jeff would be fire, we see now how people are not supporting Lupe Fiasco the way they support the harder image rappers even though he could outrap all of them, it shouldn't be that way, when Will first came into the rap game fans were more open minded than they are now and it was strictly about who had the most skills to get on, that's why the fans who're around his age might not listen much to rap anymore either or say rap is dying from the way that really there's no appreciation for the history, the public might sleep on Will as a rapper but they know him as an actor but there are some pioneers like Kurtis Blow where the public don't even know who he is if you ask them, it's better to be known for something than nothing, no appreciation for the music anymore or the history so tell me why is it so important for Will to rap? I feel like giving up more than trying to make it these days myself since the rap industry is in such a sad state, I just want to be happy myself too, rap is too depressing, it ain't fun anymore, I really try to just block all that **** out and do my thing 'cause thinking about everything I wrote would make me not want to do it anymore either, I would rather stay true to myself than sell out....

Is there really that much of a difference between Playstation 2 and Playstation 3? I don't get what all the hype is about

I don't think it's gonna really that hard for Michael Jackson to be better than what's getting played now, radio don't really play what's good

Jay-Z even says he likes "Life After Death" more than "Ready To Die"

Well emptv didn't want to play any of Janet's videos either but they got no problem playing Jay-Z and Ciara all day, I don't know what the hell's going on

Damn Will's been aging quite a bit lately, he must be working too hard with these movies