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[quote=Prince,Aug 28 2004, 01:22 PM]What are hits like for August, since it's nearing the end of the month?[/quote] still a few days left..but so far... Visits 17,911 Pages 188,094 Files 855,516 Hits 1,394,005 Bandwidth 7.7 GIG top ten search keyphrases fresh prince 11.7 % jazzy jeff 7.6 % dj jazzy jeff 5.5 % dj jazzy jeff and the fresh prince 3.2 % will smith 3.1 % the fresh prince 2.3 % will smith switch 1 % fresh prince of bel air dvd 0.9 % jazzy jeff fresh prince 0.9 % fresh prince dvd 0.9 % top 20 countries 1 28.53% Unresolved/Unknown 2 23.58% US Commercial 3 18.62% Network 4 8.02% United Kingdom 5 2.38% Belgium 6 2.20% Germany 7 2.03% Netherlands 8 1.91% Portugal 9 1.80% Australia 10 1.44% Austria 11 1.37% Norway 12 1.31% Denmark 13 0.99% US Military 14 0.97% Sweden 15 0.89% Israel 16 0.56% France 17 0.48% Italy 18 0.47% Canada 19 0.43% US Educational 20 0.14% Finland

[quote=sexywshgirl,Aug 28 2004, 08:39 PM]:rock: I have also met and shook hand gotten a hug and kiss from Will[/quote] i think you just made a few million girls jealous :hilarious: :hilarious:

id love will and jack black to do a movie together..yes he was in enemy of the state..but like will and jack black as a comedy duo.. and yes they are in sharktale..but i wanna see em in scenes together..i think it's be hilarious! :rock:

[quote=diehardwill,Aug 28 2004, 11:09 AM]and talking of bws, why hasn't will hooked up with poke and tone, of trackmasters. they really hyped bws up![/quote] because they suck!!!! i was disappointed in big willie style when it came out..coming off code red i was really hyped..but there were quite a few problems with the record... 1. will was rapping in the style of the time, and abandoned his fresh prince rhyme style 2. a lot of traxs were ghostwritten 3. trackmasters production..completely lacked any originality or creativity..simply took classic hits from the 80s..and didnt change the beat at all or add anything... 4. wills content..way 2 many times will got sidetracked with his rhymes and started rapping about how good he is.. example dont say nothin is a diss 2 the haters but then he starts talkin abt his son riding in jet planes and who knew how interesting his life is.. fresh prince was never like that.. 5. no storytelling traxs on the album at all 6. the scratches by jazzy jeff were continually turned down extremely low so you could hardly hear em by the trackmasterz! 7. the skits become very tired after a few listens and you have to skip em all the time... 8. big willie style.. i mean that was the perfect sort of will doin what was out at the time..in 1997 all traxs were like this! and damn that female on the track is annoying! 9. theres not enough serious traxs from will..and showing of real emotion.. u got chasin forever/just the two of us and i loved you.. but thats it! the rest is all flossin! 10. too jiggy..not enough substance.. willennium for me is a hip hop classic.. lookin back on big willie style its prob a lot better than i first though.. but id still rate willennium and the jjfp albums ahead of it....

the results were dabrakes/julie 4 votes to devilsjim89/ jjp2k 3 votes :tear: :tear:

that is definitely chuck d..str8 from a public enemy track..jeff used a lot of PE samples especially in "and in this corner"

in order to get to the lost city switchlantis..she had to go meet a strange old man who lived by the pier named mottola..for this mysterious man to take julie out on his special underwater vehicle he requested she obtain 3 rare items.. they were..

if u read the rhymes its pretty obvious who is who by what we sy

hey i was third fool!

[quote=massive Big Will fan,Aug 28 2004, 11:26 AM]YOU LOT PROBABLY HERE THIS A LOT FROM 'NEWBEES' BUT YES I HAVE ACTUALLY MET WILL SMITH, AND IT WOULD BE A LITTLE BIT HARD FOR ME NOT TO CONSIDERING HE IS PART OF MY FAMILY. I HAVENT MET JEFF FACE TO FACE YET. I SAY HIM IN WILL'S AUDI (THE ONE FROM THE FILM 'I, ROBOT). IF ANYONE IS GOING ROUND CHATTIN ****, SAYIN DAT THEY ARE PART OF WILL'S FAMILY DEN SEND ME AN EMAIL WIV YOUR NAME AND I WILL JUS CHECK DAT FOR YA BRUV![/quote] you from philly?

i've met will and jeff :rock:

Devilsjim89/JJFP2K VS JazzyJulie/DaBrakes ............................. devilsjim89 kickin' off round three made it to the ultimate dream livin' it up by the best rap team now it don't take an asian to figure out this equation of T and a J then double the im the sum is who else but tim and jim we battlin' jazzy julie and da brakes crunchy and munchy like some milk and cornflakes our freestyle train keeps riding whenever we be on the board battlin' everyone is away and hiding were so hot like a semiconductor you rap so bad, go see a rap instructor its you that were dissin' after we win the round and the contest its our asses you'll be kissin' its a proven fact that we can go the ultimate length this duo is like schwarzenegger but doubled the strengh thats two times the power like dinosaurs its weak mcs we devour from austrailia to the united states you got two rap greats spittin' to enhance the fire gotta win this contest, its a desire hearin us rippin on you its like a spear to the ear eyes full of tears rocked and shaken by the fears jazzyjulie Here I go again, ready for the last round/ And im doin’ so well with this new talent that ive found/ The disses people said are becoming pathetic/ But when your finished with me im gonna make you regret it/ Some guy got so desperate that he called me a whore/ That was the easy route, coz I’ve heard it all before/ I have respect for myself, unlike most other women/ I’m not into all this, sleepin’ round and sinnin’/ Its true what Will said u cant write without profanity/ The things come out your mouth, are on the brink of insanity/ So just “shut up” and make like the black eyed peas/ Coz when im finished with u, u will be beggin’ on your knees/ So damn desperate you’ll look 2 the lord above/ And I aint gonna stop till u scream “where’s the love?”/ Its me and Da Brakes we will remain undefeated/ I know your all upset, but calm down, remain seated/ More exciting than the superbowl, even the part with Janet/ I’m hoping the aliens rap coz im bored of this planet/ I feel quite bad coz the rest of you are ok/ Especially for Tim coz im beatin him on his birthday/ Im an animal nurse by day, but a battler at night/ Its like Jekell and hyde , when u livin my life/ Coz im talented at everything I try to do/ U can all me the queen but my friends call me Ju/ Prince had better watch out coz im gonna steal his crown/ I’m the ruler of them all, your just my jester and my clown/ You just make me laugh with your attempt at the rhyme/ I will make sure you get locked up coz its surely a crime/ So when im finished with you, u will realise/ Never get in my way when im after the prize/ What I use is pure determination and drive/ And there is no beatin that, so cya later guys/ JJFP2K Wow julie that was a pretty good spit But like u say in the u k u just aint fit To compete in this ur rigid Frigid and timid Like a mouse You say your jazzy then I’m throwin you outta this house So pump ya brakes and peep kid We’re defeating da brakes..like prince did Leave you embrassed we hurt y’all People laughin at you like db in that silly commercial Brakes stick to actin Cause in rappin your lackin You would need more than one take to break this alliance Our rhymes more complex than manuals to a kitcken appliance Submit give in and give us your full compliance Cause you know we’re bound to win boy its str8 science Mathematically and tactically we are by far superior Your lines go over peoples heads they aint even hearin ya We clearly blazing it up in this joint And keeping it simple so we can make our point Our flows combine and we complement each other We got a battling connexion its as if jim is my brother Type rhyme rulers in a search engine tim & Jim gets 100% relevance Results one through 100 cause we come creatively with 100% intelligence Our raps completely cover you from pinky toe to ear lobe These raps completely smother you and we’re from 2 sides of the globe Worldwide and undenied this rap battle is ours Im sorry but you guys raps are dead ill be sending you flowers This killer collab team just devours Any nosy fools like kidman in the hours So start stepping backwards as ya whole team reverses We’ll be punishin you to the fullest…we still got 2 verses! Da Brakes Tim Price, think twice b4 calling me out// A word called talent is what your sure to be without// Best believe I’ll beat you, like my name was Joe Jackson// What you bro’s lacking is skill at pro rapping// A real lyricist? Ha! You might be someday// Your 2 scoops short of an ice-cream sundae// Da Brakes and Julie most likely to win it// What the hell? Is Adir ghostwriting your lyrics?// If you ever dropped an album, I’d add it to my collection// I’d put that rubbish in my ‘Have a laugh’ rap section// Egocentric, yeah just call me braggadocios// Got a crowd following much larger than Moses// You know this, but loathe me// This battle thing, I own see// The only way I’d lose is if you straight up cloned me// You boys are lacking something, but believe I’m ‘phat’ like glutton// My advise right now is hit the disconnect button// If there’s a problem, trust, I’m the one to come and sort it// Punch the ground so hard I knock the earth out of orbit// The ultimate title, we’re gonna have to deny you// Don’t even class you as threat, let alone my flipping rival// What d’ya know bout science, or mathematical equations?// Its defiant if you step, you’ll get grammatical abrasions// Coz when I start to spit and come out with the sickness// I’m murdering you bad, coz u ain’t lyrically fit kid// Trying to diss my acting skills, but your attempt is kinda weak// Administrate this, you flipping internet geek// Whilst I’m chilling with the stars and spitting lyrics with the best// You’ll be moderating boards, logging down IP addresses// I hate to do this, lyrically holding you for ransom// Julie and Da Brakes, Freestyle Battle CHAMPIONS// DevilsJim89 indeed its a hard battle to judge specially when these wack rappers are spittin out fudge no real meaning, just a bunch a chocolate chunks all I see is a pile of words, by these 5th grade flunks you got past the crowd so far, but now its time for the spankings add another win for the two of us, we go up, up, up in the rankings you can label us as your biggest threat because battling us is your biggest regret the battle of the best, the test of survival we were causing you nightmares ever since our arrival delievering the best rhymes ever in the final our raps are so good, it'll be available on vinyl its a joke to call da brakes the king and julie the queen ill attack 'em and smack 'em like freddy kruger on halloween land an uppercut to your nose, make it bent can barely talk, can barely rap, just like 50 cent having us down beggin on our knees? i dont think so, as your the lame emcees we have the determination to get to the great destination it takes the combination of dedication and motivation to go the ultimate distance not no resistance but true potna assistance da brakes comin' out here with the sickness? you must be talkin bout alzheimer’s, because you got no mental quickness stuck once again in my battle thickness can't touch nor beat the T and J slickness the judges know how to make the right decisions to crown me and tim the champions of all rap divisions anytime you wanna bring the battle, you know who to call you'll never win though, and thats right yes yes y'all so yo tim back me up yo tim rack this win up JazzyJulie Hey I may be late, but its worth the wait/ Me doing this here be straight up fate/ So stop complaining , I be working so hard/ While your sat at your computer actin’ like a retard/ And now you going round sayin that im weak/ But your raps smell so I can say that they reak/ Just coz I don’t rap about peodo’s, violence and drugs/ Goin round frontin like all those fake thugs/ Coz the rhymes that I do be soundin all intelligent/ And anything u say will just turn out malevolent/ Like Ali ima make you eat your words/ And then do 2 you, what Saddam did 2 the Kurds/ I hit you so hard it explodes like a bomb/ It’s a shame you cant hear me to see where im from/ Coz in Liverpool music runs in my blood/ From the home of the Beatles, it ain’t like the hood/ Im not a typical Brit sippin tea like I should/ And make you realise how bad you are if I could/ Your not even worth it, wastin my insults on you/ I hate to be childish but im the rubber, you the glue/ On this rap ride, we goin so fast you’d better use da brakes/ And winning this battle im gonna do what it takes/ What am I talkin about, surely we’ve already won/ No need 2 vote judges, the deciding is already done/ We’re headin to the top, its already makin me dizzy/ I did this in 2 seconds flat coz I be too damn busy/ Update the leader board quick coz i wanna be at the top/ So the rest of you rappers may aswell just stop/ JJFP2K The people demanded high class raps and it Turned into a 2 horse race but yo Julie let me be candid If you had 50 hours to write ya rap it still wouldn’t be up to standard Look you cant change fate we got the mandate And damn mate got so many flows write till the hand ache And I cant stand fake emcees so I banned hate With decorum no more nonsense in this forum With some slick shunning It was clear you were no longer in the running Your raps judges will need to censure Just pretenders with hidden agendas borderin on dementia And I wont let ya take over this with ya wackness And the tackiest of tactics distracts us From this battle addendum But I’m demonstratin we got the momentum And we running with it str8 to the finish Line this rap with hooks and traps sure to diminish Like hooks on tracks fading while making Ya dumb ass parading look degrading simply stating The obvious from the glorious gunning down and drowning out the sound of ya lame ass Your just a 2nd class citizen bitter and we riddin ya from this arena fast U put down adir..come on now he’d surely defeat you Cause I’d be forcing you to battle him in hebrew And da brakes u keep mentionin my admin status fool you’re just jealous Rapping blasphemus clearly mad at us Cause we got the skills and we get the respect But your actin so bad u don’t even see a cheque You with stars? ……………..Nope! You haven’t got a hope Of kickin it with the best outta ya depth and couldn’t cope While im chillin with jeff and he’s tellen me I’M dope!!!!! Da Brakes Final verse, I’m spitting worse, than cobras on alert// Your getting served, I’m so superb, have you all up in your church// Don’t get it confused, believe it happens very often// You won’t be there praying, you’ll be lying in a coffin// Ashes to ashes, dust-to-dust, enoughs enough// I’m the best breed like a mutt at Crufts// Give me a language, French, Hebrew, Dutch or Spanish// And I’m guaranteed to rip it, you peeps can’t understand this// Bilingual lyricist, worldwide they’re fearing this// Beat you so bad, you can’t look in the mirror kid// Jealousy (ha!) That’s something I don’t do// You might moderate me, but I still own you// Lyrical facts? Or have I just said it to boast?// Tim’s reading this thinking “I gotta edit his post”// But even if you did and made it one hell of a bore// People still probably say my verse is better than yours// Jeff’s been lying to you, so gullible, its sad to see// Coz u couldn’t be dope if you smoked a bag of weed// Don’t get mad at me, coz I’m spitting this so lavishly// I’ll outcast you so bad; you’ll get disowned by you family// Tim and Jim, the perfect couple, give each other a cuddle// Repeat after me Tim, “Jim, I think I love you”// Let me know when you and your sidekick finish your so called “dissing”// Don’t need to be physic to know you ain’t gonna win it// Julie was right; this music thing runs in the blood// But you must anemic coz u got none of the above// Run for cover and grab your lover, no brother out here’s tougher// I’ll be the first to rip you, and then Julie will make you suffer// And don’t worry I’ll be updating the leader board soon// I’ll be sure to move you DOWN whilst we rise UP like the moon// That’s it, I’m done spitting, that’s all I have to say// I’ve beat you once before and I’ll do the same 2day//

tim robbins :rock: :rock:

Julie was dying to hear switch..so she devised an ingenious plan to obtain a copy. it involved...

Sat 18th Sep Venue: Loft Chibuku presents: Chibuku, DJ Jazzy Jeff

18th of september.. hope the scousers make it! :poke:

i got a friend in america to get hes the dj for me years ago!

i think thats because you guys arent moderators..only moderators and admin can give warnings..so thats why u dont see them

willennium! that album was definitely for us ol skoolers!!! :switch:

:tear: :tear: :tear: those original battles we had were hilarious man..you got me good :bowrofl: great you made it back! you were definitely missed

i had this dream last night..it was pretty funny..they were asking will at the vmas on the red carpet when his single would be out..and he said we are getting a distributer and it will be out within 7-14 days but heres the weird part..he said hed signed to this label..cant remember the name..but it was uncle krackers? label you know that guy wirh kid rock..where did i pull that from? :hilarious:

[quote=Jazzy Julie,Aug 27 2004, 12:25 PM]yeah but when the new ppl come with switch we can say, we stayed with Will the whole time, wewaited so patiently for this album.[/quote] tru dat! where the real fans who've been there through thick and thin...preach on reverend julie!

the guy who wrote this article is an idiot :dink:

Donald Clarke One of the biggest stars in Hollywood also happens to be a thoroughly nice bloke, even if he does make $28 million a movie. Will Smith talks to Donald Clarke about race, rap and his determination to keep making punter-pleasing blockbusters Once, on one of her rare visits to Planet Earth, the pathologically cantankerous journalist Julie Burchill said that the only people who claim to dislike Will Smith are those same contrarians (this from Julie!) who unconvincingly boast about not caring for chocolate or sunshine. And, for once, she was right. Will Smith may not be as good an actor as Robert DeNiro, he may not be as fly a rapper as Chuck D (or, let's be honest, Chuck Norris), but the sheer volume of positive energy Smith radiates seems sufficient to overpower even the most jaded sensibilities. Before our interview, I pop into a press conference where Smith and Alex Proyas, director of the perfectly respectable new science fiction flick, I, Robot, are entertaining a herd of my colleagues. The hacks, many of whom make a living out of having seen it all before, are clearly enchanted. Like Jim Carrey, Smith takes the "Love Me! Love Me!" approach to such events, but, unlike Carrey, he is genuinely funny. When a journalist's tape recorder gives out he picks it up and shows it to the crowd. "Who's is this? Nobody? Man, you're just embarrassed to claim it because it's so old looking." So what's the problem with Will? Why would Julie's friends pretend not to warm to him? Well, it's an odd thing, but for somebody with all the superficial requirements for a hip image - wit, poise, negritude - he remains quite startlingly uncool. The difficulties began when, alongside one Jazzy Jeff, Smith emerged in the late 1980s as clean-cut rapper The Fresh Prince. Just as hip-hop was getting nicely irresponsible, The Prince, a sort of Cliff Richard of the genre, was delivering such fiercely terrifying tracks as Parents Just Don't Understand and Girl's Ain't Nothing But Trouble. Tougher rappers were unforgiving in their contempt. "I specifically made a choice to be different," Smith tells me. "I didn't want to fit in. I also wanted to keep that happy look in my grandmother's eye. Yeah, sure, I could have written filthy stories, but I didn't want to just fit in. You know, my Mom would have to go to work and I didn't want to be embarrassed if I was out there with this song: 'See that girl with her big fat ass' and so on. But you know everybody was doing that, and when everybody is doing something I always want to do the opposite." So Smith rebelled by being unrebellious? Still, it must gall him a little that he became the butt of so many of the gangstas' jokes. "There is a problem in the black community now with equating stupid with cool and smart with corny. And for me there is a certain aggressiveness to my intelligence that I like to keep intact. All those big hardcore guys think you're tough because you're not smart. Well, let's fight if you're so tough. Let's see who's the toughest. Let's see if your stupidity is tougher than my intelligence. " Smith, whose father was in the refrigeration business, attaches great importance to family. He grew up in middle-class Philadelphia where, at the age of 12, he made friends with the then still unjazzy Jeff Townes. Will did well in school and was urged by his mother to take up an offer from MIT to study engineering, but he never seriously entertained the idea. Considering the mighty, ahem, willpower that I can sense in the room, I assume he was always filled with the desire for fame. "You know, in a weird way I never tried to be famous or rich," he says. "I just tried to be the best. The origins of my drive date back to Resurrection Baptist Church in Philly. My grandmother was always in charge of all of the children's performances and there was a look in her eyes that she had when I succeeded that I've been searching for through my whole career." Slightly creepily, he then goes on to explain that his wife, Jada Pinkett-Smith, co-star of the last two Matrix films, has, in this regard, taken the place of his grandmother."You know my whole career has been based on the women in my life, first my grandmother and then my mother and now it's Jada. You can trace the quality of my career based on the quality of woman I was with at that individual point in time. It is all about pleasing them." I resist the temptation to inquire just what sort of monster he was shacked up with when he made Wild Wild West and ask instead if he is seriously suggesting that he would rather that Jada like a movie than it take $80 million on its opening weekend. "Oh yeah. I can't survive without that look in my wife's eye. That is really what drives me." Now, ordinarily this is the sort of comment that would cause me to vomit into one of the Dorchester's fruit baskets. But there is just something so ingenuously bouncy about Smith that you can't help but bounce along with him. Then again, the longer you spend with him the more apparent his assiduous professionalism becomes. He knows you have a limited time with him and that you can only ask so many questions. With that in mind, he provides moderately colourful answers at a moderate length. You couldn't call him uninteresting, but equally you know you could sit there until the next ice age and not get him to say anything properly scandalous. This is a man who has always been in tight control of his career. He used his profile as The Fresh Prince to launch the successful (but awful) sit-com, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, in which he played someone called "Will Smith" who, like Will Smith, suddenly found himself having to cope with life among the super-rich. Three years later, in 1993, he made an astonishing big-screen starring début in Six Degrees of Separation. There was plenty of brain fodder in Fred Schepisi's film for students of race in American cinema. Smith plays a drifter who worms his way into a wealthy New York family's home by claiming to be the son of Sidney Poitier, another actor who has been accused of being, for reasons too complicated to go into here, the precise type of African-American that white middle America can just about cope with. Smith has always refused to play the race card. He insists that the issue is now incidental to the politics of Hollywood. "The thing is that Hollywood does not care about black or white. It cares about green: the dollar. The racist element in Hollywood is not based upon anyone's dislike of a specific race of people; it is based on the racist logical constructs that have been put in place." By which I take him to mean that any discrimination occurs simply because there is still a perception that black stars don't draw in the punters. Which is not quite racism I suppose, though the result is the same. "Well, yes. Part of the reason I had to struggle to get Independence Day was this concept they had that black people don't translate internationally. That is the racist construct that has to be broken. But, you know, that attitude is not hidden. There is a clarity of the position and an immobility in your enemy that makes it easier to fight him. Forty years ago there were people who were specifically trying to make sure that black people didn't get jobs. That's less true now." So, if Will Smith sells tickets, they don't care if he is pink, blue or mauve? "Oh yeah. Look, in Hollywood they would sell their grandmothers for a good opening weekend." Well, OK. But the industry still has some peculiar hang-ups about race. In I, Robot, Smith stars as a detective in 2035 Chicago who suspects a robot of having committed a murder. It is interesting that he never gets to kiss his (white) leading lady (Bridget Moynahan). I had read that Smith felt this was evidence of the problem Hollywood has with "the white girl and the black guy". He seems to have decided to backtrack slightly. "That wasn't actually the case with this movie," he clarifies. "We just thought any romance was wrong for the science-fiction thing. But yeah, that is still there. And it ismore of an issue with a white girl and a black guy than the other way round. I don't know why, but that is an issue with both communities in America. It doesn't seem to matter anywhere else. Eventually something will blow it away and it'll be gone forever. "You watched The Pelican Brief and there was this real tension. Will Denzel get to kiss Julia Roberts? Do they dare?" At any rate, Smith managed to kick the door in and followed up Six Degrees of Separation with a string of noisy, profitable blockbusters, including Independence Day, Bad Boys and Men in Black. It was in these films that he perfected the classic Will Smith character, a very slightly darker version of which features in I, Robot - sassy, witty, irreverent, but rarely profane: the sort of man his late granny could still love. It's a compelling act, but since Six Degrees he has really only broken out of it twice - impressively for Michael Mann in the beautifully made, but redundant, Ali, less successfully in Robert Redford's boring The Legend of Bagger Vance. Does he stick with the same style of picture simply because the money is so good? After all, he purportedly earned $28 million for I, Robot. "Never at any point in my career have I ever done anything for money," he says. "Part of the reason that I earn the money that I do is that I look like I care about the material. You know, it's funny to me that they pay me so much for doing something I love. But, hey, if they're making all this money from the movie, I'm going to get as much as I can back from them." So why has he focussed so hard on the action picture? "I have always wanted to make the films that most people will see," he says. "And the top 10 biggest films of all time are action films, and nine out of the top 10 are movies with creatures. So, for me, I said: I want to do action movies with creatures." Aha! This may be another reason why Will is not quite cool. He just wants to be liked so, so much. To paraphrase Johnny Vegas (stay with me here), he's not an actor, he's an entertainer. Then again, along with Ms Burchill, I am quite happy to oblige by liking him nearly as much as he wants me to. Will may be too nice for words - he even calls me "sir" throughout the interview - but, on balance, nice is better than nasty, isn't it? And for those of us who are susceptible to his charms, the reasonably exciting, occasionally moving I, Robot will do well enough for now. After two awful sequels - Bad Boys II and Men in Black II - it looks as if Smith is back in a position of power. So what next? He may still look like a gorgeous, cheeky teenager, but he is 35 and can't do action roles forever. "What I am really looking for is the Number One Answer Movie," he says cryptically. "Look at Gladiator. You have Russell giving this great performance, but you have all these great effects and it is a number one movie. Or Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump. "I'd like to do something that good that also gives the audience whatever candy they need." Don't bet against him finding it. 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