bigted

I think that's stupid that only Walmart would have the bonus download, I think all music stores should give the bonus download for those who can't get it at Walmart.

I have it on too right now, so far they ain't showin' it.

Well it's a good thing when artists wanna collaborate with you but I don't think guest appearances make an album great, look at "He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper", that was JJFP's best album and it had no guest appearances on it. As far as "Willenium" goes it was a great album, but I think the wrong singles were released on that album, and people thought it was just a Puff Daddy pop-rap type album based on the singles "Will2K" and "Freakin' It" but the rest of the songs on the album was straight hip-hop, some of the best work FP has ever done.

I have #16 seed beating a #1 seed in my bracket, Montana over Washington, even if it doesn't happen I don't see Washington going far anyway. I only have Duke going to the Final Four as a #1 seed.

I saw the new Common video on "Rap City" the other day called "In The Corner", it's a staight hip-hop video with a nice message to it, I'm looking forward to getting his album next month, there's some hope in hip-hop this year after all.

KRS-ONE "Step Into A World"(Rapture's Delight), A perfect display of the hip-hop culture FP "Miami", that was such a fun looking video, there was some nice eye candy in that video too Nas feat. Lauryn Hill "If I Ruled The World", it's my favorite Nas video and song, this represents the street essence of hip-hop Salt-N-Pepa feat. En Vogue "Whatta Man", what I can I say they were looking gorgeous in this video, it was a great song too, I know a lot of guys would've wanted to be in this video

Yeah "Switch" didn't make it again today, I didn't see any good videos at all on the countdown it seems, that "Candy Shop" video is wack, I guess not many JJFP fans watch 106&Park.

:werd: He was a true individual, there was nobody like him, and there never will be either!

Nuff props for making it to 1000 posts!

Hey I didn't get know "Just Crusin'" with Jazzy Jeff was on "Born To Reign" :cwm:

:hilarious: Hey I actually said a line about sausage in one of the songs I wrote, hey I have somethin' in common with Will now! :cwm: "My head is potent To fiend for another rhyme dosage I'm hungry for rap like I am for sausage"

Nice message there FUQ! :thumb:

Well bigted thought FP said "f*ck" in Im looking for the one, maybe he's obsessed with swearing like me with horses?

I think it's a good possibility it could happen this year, I don't think that the top college teams are as dominant this year as years past, which is a good thing 'cause it'll make a better tournament, when tournaments get too predictable, the games are boring.

Even if LL gradually gets his due as an actor it won't overshadow his mc status to me, just like with FP, I think they're both better mcs than actors. I love his 1st film he did in 1985 called "Krush Groove" which is a classic hip-hop film that mostly Run-Dmc shines in about Russell Simmon's start of Def Jam. He had brief roles in a lot of other films, including "Woo" with Jada, and "Any Given Sunday" with Jamie Foxx which he did a good job in, "S.W.A.T." with Samuel L. Jackson, and he co-starred with Garbrielle Union in "Deliver Us From Eva" to name a few, I think he could take his acting to the next level if he chose to, definately more than what Ludacris, Eminem, or Nelly could do 'cause they resemble lil' acting ability in the films they appearing in, they just do it for the money, not the art. There's no question that "The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air" is miles ahead of "In The House" though.

Well he did curse on "Don't Say Nothin'" when he said "More top notch ---- for you to cop" when ----- meant s***, this ain't nothin' new, he curses in real life, so even if he started cursing in his songs he's still keepin' it real

:werd: FP's been in hip-hop for 20 years now, he has right to call out these kids if he wants to, he doesn't have to kiss their ass when they're punks! :ali:

I think LL really has picked it up on "The Definition" though, I'll admit that "10" was kinda a soft hip-hop album, sorta like "Born To Reign" was, it'd be somethin' to chill wit ur girl or man with, it seemed odd for those 2 to release those kinda albums after aggressive albums like "The G.O.A.T." and "Willenium", it didn't really have that aggressive edge that LL has had in the past, but he sounds pretty confident on "The Definition", I think it's his best album he's released in recent years 'cause there's not too much cameos on it, his rhyme skills shine there, buy the album and you'll see for yourself, those who diss LL now simply slept on "The Definition", it didn't have the type of promotion that it deserved, what's really left for him to prove though lyrically, he's done it all as an mc it seems, he's just doin' it for the love now, but he's the only mc to stay on Def Jam for 20 years, not even Public Enemy or Slick Rick could say that but they were close, while FP's on his 3rd record label, and still has somethin' to prove 'cause if LL dropped a freestyle now it wouldn't shock everybody like they are when FP's freestylin' 'cause LL's ripped Kool Moe Dee and Cannibus in freestylin' before, was featured in many mix tapes freestylin' too, and is usually ranked in the top 10 all time mcs all the time but FP rarely gets ranked that high but should be, hopefully when FP rips Eminem(who shouldn't be ranked at all on these lists), he'll get a higher ranking on the all-time mc list. I personally wouldn't mind if FP decided to take a couple years off of acting and LL got more shine as an actor that he deserves while FP gets the props as an mc, and gradually they both collaborate 'cause they're my 2 of my favorites, it's a coin toss to me, both of their careers are legendary, a lot of the young mcs comin' out wish they could have half the success that these guys have had.

I think LL said a few times that "14 Shots To The Dome" was his worst album, he said that he wasn't focused when he made it. It's one of the few LL albums that I never heard, I got most of them, "Mama Said Knock You Out" is my favorite one, that hasnice balance like Code Red, although I like the other ones a lot too. Run- Dmc, LL Cool J, and JJFP were the most instrumental in helping hip-hop cross over, nuff props to all of them. :peace:

With all this hype about the album, I hope they push the release date up a lil' bit, I really wanna hear this album now! :dancingcool:

Oh this is great! :peace:

Hey I'm gonna watch it and let y'all know when it makes it, I usually change the channel in between the wack videos though and then come back 3 minutes later. :kekeke:

It didn't make it tonight, I'm gonna keep on voting though, I have a good feeling it'll make it this week. :kool:

Didn't that song come out 5 months ago? I'm surprised that song's still ranked that high, it's aight, but it ain't that great, that tells you how bad music is these days.

This 3rd verse in 'I'm Lookin' For The One'(To Be With Me) is legendary: "Nine trey everybody want to be a gangsta Pup pup pup pup but no more thanks to me You got something you can flip on the other tip As you get lost in the smooth rhymes I rip Years and years my peers misunderstood, that I make cuts from my guts to make you feel good And if you get it this is for you so, You can feel the same way too Put your hands in the air come on now Put your hands in the air come on yeah Feel the vibe that the jazz and the prince ride The upperground sound that pound and knock you outta ya hide You feeling alright you feeling alright Yeah You feeling alright you feeling alright Yeah Well next time bring a friend with you so you can feel the same way too" I have so many favorites it's too hard to say just one! :kool: