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Why ain't he releasing an album? :dunno:

That freestyle's incredible, keep it up like the intelligent mc you are! :thumb:

Hey there's nothing wrong with a lil' island flavor, the originators of hip-hop Afrikia Bambataa and Grandmaster Flash have a carribean background. Anyway I wanna see the whole album with JJFP on it and only 2 guest appearances(I'd prefer LL Cool J and KRS-ONE), and some diss tracks to all these cats that're dissing him, it's time for him to get in a hip-hop battle(that's what LL Cool J and KRS-ONE do) and knock out these punks to make this a classic hip-hop album.

Keith Sweat "100% All Man"

I was forgettin' about this movie, I was thinkin' about seein' it when it came out but I never got around to it, I heard it was dope though from some of my friends who saw it, I'll check out the DVD. btw, speaking of Angie Martinez, is she working on anything new? I like some of her songs, she's got a lot of style to her, I like hearing her on Hot 97 too.

My favorite WS video is "Just Crusin", I like "Just The 2 Of Us" a lot too, there's a lot of dope cameos in there

That'd be dope if FP made blogs once in a while on that site like Chuck D does with his terrordome postings at publicenemy.com!

Nas "Get Down"

Fugees "How many mics?"

That's disrespectful, Miss Jones should be taken off the air!

It's nice to hear news about celebrities doing positive things! :bowdown:

Nas Composes Music for Morehouse Students ATLANTA - Students enrolled in Morehouse College's jazz-improv class had Nas in their area. The 31-year-old rapper and his father, jazz trumpeter Olu Dara, composed an original piece of music with the students as part of mtvU's "Stand In." The show features politicians and entertainers working as surprise substitute professors at college campuses. Perhaps the hardest part of arranging the event was keeping it secret. The 14 members of the media and MTV crew were to pretend, if pressed, that they were observing the class for Morehouse's communications office. About 10 minutes into the class, Professor Melvin Jones told the nine male students that they had a substitute teacher, as Nas and Dara entered with another camera crew. Wearing a green hoodie, sunglasses and camouflage Atlanta Braves cap, Nas stood behind the teacher's podium and discussed how he became interested in music at an early age. His father made him listen to music that ranged from John Coltrane to Fela Kuti to New Edition, he said. The rapper said he was envious of the students. "I wish I'd learned more about playing and reading," he said. "I'd be way more ahead in my music today." The show will air Feb. 1 on mtvU, which is available only on college campuses. Past participants on "Stand In" have included Sen. John Kerry, who taught an American foreign policy class at the University of New Hampshire, and Marilyn Manson, who taught an art and society class at Temple University.

I got that "PE '05 Super Bowl Anthem" song in the works, I wrote one verse yesterday at work, by next week I'll have it done and post it in the Numero Uno post, stay tuned!

Talib Kweli and De La Soul "Soul Rebels" :dj:

:werd: I won't be posting there if there are a lot of bandwagon fans there, that's why I don't post on the Nas board , there's too much bulls*** there, not to mention the confusion with having so many people there, it's hard to keep track of all the messages and that'll lead to nonsense, I'll register though and see what happens, but most of my posting'll still be here.

:werd: Records sales don't mean a damn thing, there's a lot of dope mcs out there who don't sell much, but put out classic albums, FP is one of the more popular mcs of all time that has put out quality music to match the quanity of record sales, whether he sells 300,000 or 13 million this time, I expect this album to be a hip-hop classic that our grandkids'll talk about and that's all that matters! :dj:

For real..Tim is right!! Besides...i don't think Born To Reign is that bad! It has some dope songs on it (Born To Reign, How Da Beat Goes, Act Like You Know, Blockparty)! It came out with Nellyville...i got both albums at the time and that Nellyville was pure ****! It sucked! I think Born To Reign is still a hot album if you compair it to other albums by famous rappers!

JJFP "Ain't No Place Like Home" JJFP.com radio! :dj: :thumb:

Yo Tim u should play it here 'cause I don't like listenin' to radio too much these days. :ditto:

What a week man, the Eagles are going to the Super Bowl, there's gonna be a Charlie Mack tour, and now I know when exactly when the JJFP joint's droppin', this is better than Christmas! :rock: :switch:

:werd: True dat man, I ain't down 4 games either! That's some deep stuff FUQ!

I like that man, u should post more often here in this section, encore, encore! :ali:

Tyrese "I Ain't The One", I could relate to that song!

The past is over now, I wouldn't mind if FP collaborated with Dr. Dre, I think Dr. Dre's a hip-hop legend, I like all kinds of hip-hop, there ain't nothin' wrong wit gangsta hip-hop, it's just that a lot of the young gangsta rappers are biting the style and I find that wack, let's squash the beef though man, the artists don't trip over this stuff as much as the fans do, I don't think Dr. Dre and FP would brawl if they saw each other on the street, they're grown men. :ditto:

Well it'll be a late birthday present but I ain't complaining! :thumb: