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  1. i think ludacris is really good at the music he makes..those club bangers.. i just dont particularly like that kind of music.. will must like ludacris because he had him headline the will smith and friends concert during the nba all star weekend a couple of years ago
  2. [quote=the fresh is here,May 10 2004, 07:50 PM]it might be a good idea to open a new shopping spot on the site with like direct links to an jjfp CDs and stuff (from amazon, ebay etc.) so people would not have hard tme to find those things :peace: peace :peace:[/quote] hey i do have links to all the jjfp albums on the site :)
  3. [quote=FirthWyndNMyre,May 10 2004, 01:13 PM]OK people -- the [b]Jetsons[/b] -- a cartoon show which lasted for ONE season back in *1962* -- is on its way to DVD. Whut thuh phreek?[/quote] i know .. the most obscure things are being released.. but will smith one of the biggest movie stars in the world..cant get his sitcom released on dvd? im starting to believe the conspiracy theories..that warner bros are making so much money off tv stations repeating the show..that they dont wanna release the dvd because then its value would go down.. meanwhile the fans get stuffed :cussing: :cussing: :cussing: :cussing:
  4. to the brandy fans .. what did you think of "die without you" off her last album?
  5. [quote=bigted,May 10 2004, 07:13 PM]He might not have a credit card 'cause mostly everythin' you buy on the internet so we shouldn't diss him for this!![/quote] u dont need a credit card to get stuff off ebay :poke:
  6. word up records.. a man called dana goodman signed him..
  7. why should we cut him some slack? if your gonna download the album..atleast dont come on to a jjfp fan site with fans who have bought the albums and go on about how good it is and how you've just downloaded it.. he is just askin 4 it
  8. yo its hero1 the heroine never dealin any heroin man im here to win and joe ive seen your sin lies and deceit man you'll never defeat the Man you could never beat even if you cheat you aint matching this rhyming feat you scroungin you scrawlin im loungin and pouring gems str8 off the dome for the masses slayin em like cassius while you're spittin nonsense like fascists so face it im taken this round cause i lace it so nice you can trace it when i step to this post i dont waste it so fresh so clean you can taste it this aint goin down to the wire address me as you sire cause im rulin this so easiliy you're in diar straights and you'll meet your fate like your prior convictions restrictions inflictin till i go higher spittin fire not your pre written .. biter! look admit it you dont fit in.. liar!!
  9. Loyal fans and newfound followers Whats up y'all Hello how are you doin out there You're chillin, I'm winnin Oh, by the way, [color=red]the album's out, go get it[/color] We went to the studio and then we made a video We didn't make a movie though, maybe the next year or so Yo, I got a message for my fans and friends The last album was def y'all, and here we go again! No applause, no applause, thank you, thank you We're back again, and we're plannin on rockin you ten times harder than any other crew can Jeff is like Conan, I'm like Tarzan In other words, wherever we go Haha We're runnin the show, but no seriously It's been a while since we dropped one But it's out now, go buy the album If you bought the last one you know it was krush But if you didn't man, you must not know what you're missin friend The last album was dope y'all, and here we go again A lot of people may not have bought the last album But yo Jeff, straight up, we can't allow them to [color=red]go out like that,[/color] our music is too def We produce hit records right and left Daytime, night time, def beat, def rhyme Chorus line, bass drum, snare drum, bassline All of this makes our records rock til the party's end Here we go again! People tryin to steal from me and deceive me But that's cool, you live and learn my friends We did it before and we'll do it again
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  11. i dont think the commercial rap artists are very diverse at all..most of the talent lies in the underground... dilated peoples/jurassic 5/blackalicious etc came from the underground...
  12. you are stealing money from jeff or will when you dont buy it.. :cussing: :cussing: you can buy the album off the internet
  13. the New Jersey native is a huge lover of vintage rap music, specifically the era that spanned the late '80s Old School into the mid '90s New School. He's made reference to everyone from Run DMC to DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince in his films. Hell, Jersey Girl basically culminates Smith's lifelong love of rap with a cameo from none other than Will Smith himself. "It was cool on a couple different levels," Smith gleefully admits when asked about working with Smith. "Being like an Old School rap fan in high school who did listen to a lot of DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, it was cool on that level. It was cool on the level of like 'F@#k it, it's Will Smith!' you know, who's like a massive movie star, but also just one of the sweetest dudes on the planet, a really nice guy. And it was cool on the level of being a kind of cool, surprise cameo that not a lot of people know about. So having that moment where he sits down next to Ben is a real kind of like an 'Ahhhh!' moment for the audience. So it worked on a couple different levels for me. It was kind of sweet. But it was also kind of cool to give Old School rap a little shout out 'cause now rap is like, you know, 50 Cent and Eminem and all that stuff. Back when I got into it, it wasn't. It was all about throwin' your hands in the air and wavin' 'em like I just don't care. Now it's about dudes who get shot multiple times, which is a type of rap that I can't really identify with that much."
  14. NICK AT NITE CROWNS WILL SMITH WHEN THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL AIR JOINS NICK AT NITE LINE-UP IN SEPTEMBER New York, NY, May 5, 2004 – Grammy Award-winning rapper and celebrated film and television performer Will Smith settles into his throne as the Prince of Bel Air when the hilarious hit comedy, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, joins the Nick at Nite line-up beginning Monday, September 13, 2004. Amid the hilarious comedy of clashing cultures as the wealthy Banks family opens their home - and their checkbook - to their needy relative Will, the teen adapts easily to their indulgent lifestyle and reminds them that the simplest pleasures of family life can't be bought at any price. "Will is an icon, and this "fish out of water" sitcom is completely fun and family-friendly – a perfect fit for Nick at Nite," explains Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land and Nick at Nite. Co-executive-produced by music legend Quincy Jones, the NBC comedy aired from 1990 to 1996 and focuses on Will (Smith), a teenager from a tough West Philadelphia neighborhood whose mother sends him to live with his wealthy relatives in Bel Air, California. It's a tough adjustment for the teenager at first, whose streetwise ways don't seem to fit in with their ornate mansion, luxurious cars and live-in butler. Will immediately clashes with Uncle Phillip (James Avery), a pompous, successful lawyer who was raised in a tough neighborhood much like Will's and enjoys teaching him lessons and catching him on his crazy shenanigans. Aunt Vivian (Janet-Hubert Whitten and later Daphne Maxwell Reid) is the mediator between the two, and Geoffrey (Joseph Marcell), the always-proper butler, becomes one of Will's closest allies. Among his cousins, Will enjoys teasing the preppy Carlton (Alfonso Ribeiro) and spoiled Hilary (Karen Parsons), while taking teenager Ashley (Tatyana M. Ali) under his wing and becoming her confidante. The brood expands with the birth of Nicholas "Nicky" Banks (Ross Bagley). Other regulars on the hit show throughout its run are: Jazz (Jeff Townes{D.J. Jazzy Jeff}), Will's off-beat best friend who brings a little soul into the Banks' mansion; Jackie (Tyra Banks), Will's ex-girlfriend from Philadelphia who complicates his life when he gets to college and Lisa (Nia Long), Will's girlfriend to whom he is shortly engaged.
  15. well thank god for that....
  16. "[Independence Day co-writer and co-producer] Dean [Devlin] and I met two or three times to figure out a way how to continue the story and we couldn't," Emmerich said while promoting his latest doomsday epic, the upcoming The Day After Tomorrow.
  17. [quote=bigted,May 8 2004, 07:27 PM]Maybe they're secretly workin' on a new JJFP CD as well! :rock: :peace:[/quote] atleast the chances are better now wills filming that movie in new york... :hyper:
  18. i only got the 12 track version..yours was a re-release..
  19. prince to the rescue :rock: :rock: :rock: i'll do the next one so you can participate.. :biggrin:
  20. Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince doing Secret Live Shows! This is what Jeff says in a recent interview with Voice in the UK. “We hooked up in LA, not long ago to do an old Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince show, which was good. This summer, we're gonna try and do some really surprise guest shows. We wanna just show up unannounced at a couple of places and just perform. Will's gonna be on the East Coast working on a movie soon, so with him in New York and me in Philadelphia, I'll be able to drive up and see him in my spare time.” Check out the full interview [url="http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/jjfp-intjjvoice.htm"]here[/url]
  21. Hollywood News > "Taste Your Fruit" not about oral sex, fumes Jada Pinkett Smith New York, May 7 (ANI): Hollywood actress Jada Pinkett Smith has rubbished suggestions that her song "Taste Your Fruit" is about giving oral sex. The Matrix Revolutions star, 32 is furious that "Taste Your Fruit", which she composed for her husband Will Smith, has been misunderstood by music associates and the media. "Tasting your fruit is supposed to symbolize the nurturing aspect of the male character. So, that's what it was supposed to be about," Jada was quoted as saying by imdb. "But every time someone hears the song and they hear the title they're like 'Now what exactly is 'Tasting Your Fruit' supposed to mean?'" she added "It wasn't until my husband brought it up to me, he was like 'You know what people are going to think when they hear this song!' "You can interpret it anyway you please!" she concluded.
  22. you had me on the floor rolling RBW :bowrofl: :bowrofl: :bowrofl: couldnt have happened to a nicer board member :peace: yeah i wonder what the odds are of that happening :afro: but who cares it happened :biggrin: now lets all share a group hug with RBW :grouphug: for chattin up jada :dink: :cwm: :cwm: u shoulda done this :rbw: and jada coulda done this :whip: but i digress :laugh2: thanx 4 the full rundown... i think its safe to say when u meet jjfp they are so down 2 earth..that it makes you even more of a fan.....
  23. he musta liked jjfp..because in "go to hell" he goes.. "hes the dj...im the rapper" to jeff.. so he musta had some knowledge
  24. New Internet-Only I, Robot Trailer Hits! Source: MysteryClock.com Friday, May 7, 2004 Director Alex Proyas has released an internet-only I, Robot trailer on his official website, which so far best captures the intensity of the Will Smith-starrer, which opens on July 16 and is based on the classic short story collection by Isaac Asimov. In the year 2035, robots are an everyday household item, and everyone trusts them, except one, slightly paranoid detective (Smith) investigating what he alone believes is a crime perpetrated by a robot. The case leads him to discover a far more frightening threat to the human race. This one's worth a peek! Check it out in QuickTime by clicking the link below: [url="http://www.mysteryclock.com/irobot/"]http://www.mysteryclock.com/irobot/[/url]
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