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True, he does, he always did.. I saw this documentary about him, and no mather where he is, if he has 5 mintues he gets out his laptop and his mic and starts recording.. The only problem is that most of the material is wack.. Hard work does not make his ish better.. It sure it helps him sell records though, so props for that

i have to say they dont realy make that much good games for the wii, if its good its made by nintendo realy, thats why I got an xbox after a while

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1632854/20100301/gang_starr.jhtml Gang Starr MC Guru suffered a cardiac episode over the weekend and is currently in a coma, according to multiple reports. Details were unavailable at press time about the rapper's condition and when the incident occurred. Hot 97's News Director Miss Info reported that Guru is currently in a New York-area hospital where he's expected to undergo surgery. Gang Starr's DJ Premier was scheduled to appear on Sirius XM's Hip-Hop Nation satellite radio station late Sunday night to speak about Guru's condition. At press time the status of that interview was unclear, but according to the producer's blog, the sensitivity of the situation prevented him from speaking publicly. In the same post, Guru was described as "fighting for his life."

people still make games for the ps3? i read about that game, sounds cool, but i hate quicktimevents

I agree with what you say, but what they did is not criticising the part they like the least.. they are criticising the fact that Lil Wayne got to be on the song, thats a big diffrence. and no i dont like lil wayne visqo, it's like brakes said.

So whats up with best Hip Hop Albums? lets go for it

A lot of people on that song called Michael Jackson a fag or a child molestor, believe me. Who cares? The songs is about raising money, strictly about raising money. Not about Michael, not about Lil Wayne, not about what the message is.. It is about rasing money and anything and anyone that is likely to help the song make more money should be welcome. The fact that we even have to discuss that is disrespectfull to all the victims who need that money.

Lil Wayne sold 1mil in his first week, which makes him one of the best selling artists today. We Are The World is made for people to buy it, so it makes sense to put artists on there that actualy sell songs.. Cause the main prupose of that song is to gain money. Money, not prayers, so wee need sales and artists who sell ish (Next to that, Lil Wayne does a quite big amount of charity (especaly when it comes to New Orleans) and he made more than one "uplifting" song. I do not like his music, but I took the time to check some of his "other" songs instead of ignoring them).

Thats exactly my point. Thank you.

works for me too

That was my biggest issue. U can't take anything autotune seriously. It requires no talent to use it. Why is that crap on the song. Even as a big LL fan, I don't know that the rap bit at the was necessary. They should have handled it like Jermaine Dupri's "What's Going On" which had like 8 different versions, one of them being a Hip-Hop version (a dope song). All the other rappers just standing by LL look awkward. Lil' Wayne shouldn't have been welcome...neither should have a few other rappers there. Overall it is a great song with a great message. Unbelievable.

If we just get the people who signed on to make a lil promo for it we'll create a multiplier effect

Am I the only one that hos no issues with remakes? It's not like the original will dissapear, if anything more people will get to know about them

wow, he seems like such an open minded guy the performance is great though

I'm gonna publish my autobiography one day, but until then you'll have to wait! Sorry! :bump2:

nobody saw that coming, I respect krs but somehow he seems to have lost his mind

500.0000 or more.. But I doubt Will will see or care about thos numbers.. He knwos people out there would like yo hear an album, his last album was a hit and switch was a mega hit..

hppay birthday man

I was with Nelly on that one though, KRS went kinda weird on that one, Nelly was like wtf lol

not bad tho, not bad at all

happy birthday

Will Smith has a rap career? :bump2:

Remember Janet Jackson accident at the superbowl? haha america can be hilarious

Nelly Feat. Jaheim - My Place Is it safe to say that this song became a classic...? :lookaround:

1. Inside A Change (Intro) 2. So Close, So Far f. Bun B, Wale & Colin Munroe 3. Critically Acclaimed f. Lil Fame, Saigon & Sean Price 4. Night People f. Freeway, Red Cafe & Masspike Miles 5. Follow We f. Smif-N-Wessun 6. Do It 2 Death f. Lil Fame, Havoc & Kool G Rap 7. Come Around f. Termanology & Royce Da 5′9″ 8. Drunken Nights f. Reks, Joe Scudda & J.F.K. 9. Life Is Short f. Consequence 10. The Thrill Is Gone f. Styles P & Talib Kweli 11. Get Out f. Skyzoo, Rapper Pooh, Torae & Lee Wilson 12. Laughin f. Souls Of Mischief 13. The Coast f. Evidence, Fashawn & Kali 14. 100 Proof (Interlude) f. J.F.K. killah 15. Fake Love (Yes Men) f. Reks, Kali, Termanology & Good Brotha 16. Eighty-Two f. Termanology 17. Walking Away f. Kali & Novel First Single http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amWJ-xUHS7o Like some of ya'll know, I'm a big fan of Statik. I think he's one of the best producers out there right now. Well anyway, his new album just dropped and its dope. I like the single too, but I think its not the best choice for a single cause it is an unusual sound for him. But it's a good track, good Mc's with good and deep verses (by the way, is it just me or does Bun B really sound MUCH better on beats from guys like Primo or Statik?), the hook is fresh and the beat is smooth. What do ya'll think?