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JJFP Performance "Switch" on NBC

I'd went if I coulda but my money's tight right now and an hour drive back and forth would burn a lot of gas for me, I gotta get a job by the time the tour starts! :kekeke: btw, the show's about to begin now! :ali:

Another classic edition to one of the deepest catalogs in hip-hop history. :afro:

This track is awesome I got a lot of respect for Snoop too, so this is a dream collab come true for me and is off da hook! :afro:

FP and Mary J. Blidge "Tell Me Why", I can't say how much I love this song, it's incredibly deep! :peace:

"Tell Me Why" is on a higher level than anything else, 'cause it's one of the deepest songs in hip-hop history, I got this song on repeat right now but every track has incredible energy! :ridepony:

Oh well I can't complain 'cause this day has been memorable enough for me, buying this hip-hop classic album makes me "Feel good" like James Brown. :wiggle:

This is arguably one of the most deepest songs ever in hip-hop history, when I heard this song, I felt such an emotion when I heard this the 1st time, awesome chemistry between FP and Mary J., this is James Brown and Aretha Franklin type of soul, if they heard this song they would feel proud to know that this high level soul music is still alive. :peace: :bowdown:

Hell yeah, this album is sick, I'm gonna be bumpin' this album everywhere I go around the 'Jersey shore, I'm letting everyone I know about it, this is a classic! :peace: This is gonna shut up those haters that say FP's washed up. :poke: This is arguably the best hip-hop album I heard over the last few years and I listen to all levels of hip-hop, but this is the epitomy. :peace:

I missed it too, I was buying the album when it aired, I hope they repeat it.

Ass is a curse? :poke: :cwm:

FP "Party Starter" off "Lost and Found" the hip-hop classic album, I've been listening to this album non-stop since I bought it! :ali:

Wow what a week, we get "Lost and Found", Queen Latifah's got a new movie, and I wanna check Faith Evans album too, if I had the money for all that I'd support all them this week, but right now the focus is on "Lost and Found" for me, but I will check out Letterman though thanks! :thumb:

Take your time and try to write what you feel about your life and the world, how u view it, basically the same thing that willjadafan suggested, she basically said it all there. There's so many things you can write a song about, but it's gotta be something that's relevant to you, btw I've been excited about this "Lost and Found" album comin' so I decided to write a song about JJFP and I'm gonna post it up when I get a chance.

I like the change you made on the last verse, it flows well now, peeps are gonna feel it, at least the ones that respect how u feel! :kool:

This forum's packed right now, let's chat y'all! :ridepony:

That's a nice song writing about your experiences, living and learning through everything in our lives makes us smarter and helps us come up with strong lyrics if we choose to, good job, I enjoyed reading that.

Well he lost me! :ridepony: I keep open mind to all levels of hip-hop: gospel/underground/gangsta/mainstream/general, it's all the same game 'cause it's about skills and flow, and 50 just doesn't impress me, bottomline that's how I feel and I'm gettin' to enjoy some "Lost and Found" soon. :peace:

Naughty By Nature and Queen Latifah "Wickedest Man Alive", 'Jersey's finest :kool:

10 years from now if 50's still alive he'll probably still rap like a 12-year old, he's like all the other pop rappers, but he'll gradually fade away and won't be able to go to the underground again 'cause he lost all of his original fans already he had during his underground mixtape era, the teeny boppers love him right now though 'cause he's immature like they are. :poke: I don't think Nas would ever take him seriously.

It's official now that Nas will not waste time to respond to 50 cent, good for him 'cause there's important things in his career to do, from emptv.com, I just wanted to let y'all know 'cause all their was fake lyrics roaming around on the internet of Nas responded: Nas: '50's Got Five To Six More Albums To Go Before I Can Really Respond' 03.25.2005 8:33 PM EST 'If [a response record] is meant to be, it'll happen,' rapper says. Jadakiss and Fat Joe have responded to the challenges from America's top-selling artist of 2005, and Nas says he keeps being asked if he'll be next. Hip-hop's most lyrical newlywed has been addressing 50 in British publications with comments "There are lot of people waiting for me to make this next record and go after 50. If it's meant to be, it'll happen." — Nas like one that appeared in New Nation: "He's out there posing for cameras like the Incredible Hulk and sh-- ... It's sad for a lot of real guys." Rumors on the Internet of Nas threatening 50's career definitely haven't slowed the questions. So is it going to happen? Asked during his U.K. tour last week, Nas left a veil of mystery around whether or not he'll respond on wax. "Of course, there are lot of people waiting for me to make this next record and go after 50," explained Nas, who says he's still in honeymoon mode (see "Nas And Kelis Tie The Knot") and is about to get his "grind" back on and record some new material. "If it's meant to be, it'll happen. I don't think it's really that deep. We all love hip-hop. It drives people crazy, 'Come on, come on! Respond with something! Respond!' You gotta chill and let us do our thing. People are gonna talk, the media is going be like 'Nas do this, do that.' At the end of the day, I'm the one that goes into the studio and lays it down. You gotta wait. "To sum it all up, 50 is still a new artist," he continued. "I would say he's got a good five to six more albums before I can really respond to him. With my other battles, it was different. This is not really my thing right here. I would say he would needs about five to six more albums." When asked about being called out in "Piggy Bank," the rap veteran didn't seemed too fired up. He simply charges it to the game. "It's reality, being put in a big publicity stunt," he said. "My name being in stuff like that is not out of the norm — it's just hip-hop music. You have moments where you'll be like 'Ah, this is not cool. Then you have moments when you're like 'I think this is cool. It keeps people listening.' So either way, it's all good. "Why is it always Nas that people wanna go after?" he considered. "I think something about me intrigues a lot of artists. I'm not so crazy with media. I'm not so out there. Still, I care just the same as somebody who tours all year, who has 50, 60 videos a year," he joked. "I care about my music and I care about the game just the same. I think people are just curious."

It would take a real long list for FP to thank everybody, he's not a new artist anyway, he gives props to the people close to his life in his songs so I think that he doesn't really have to do Thank You's.

If Chuck D responded it would be in a positive way 'cause he's friends with JJFP and Charlie Mack and they toured together back in the days.

Queen Latifah "Set It Off"

Hey that poster is dope, I have that pic on my avatar. :kool: