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Ice Cube sending gift baskets...now that's being gangsta for the 2000's. Thanx 4 posting. I like seeing emcees/entertainers doing stuff like that...especially in these times where everyone is egotistical and cocky.

So i watched the 2nd "new" episode and i must say i'm disappointed. Don't get me wrong, Dave and the cast are truely talented and hilarous. These episodes make me laugh, but the heart and soul is missing. And it's not cuz Dave isn't there. U can tell that these skits were done early in the start of taping. They are just having fun and shooting random stuff hoping 2 find gold. But the quality of the show just isn't there. U can feel the power struggle and money issues of the new skits. These episodes just remind me of the over-doctored 2Pac songs. It's no longer about bringing material 2 the fans...it's about making money.

I'll have 2 dig it up...i got it somewhere. In the meantime, maybe someone can find the article about the lawsuit. But "Scary Story" is what he talks about in the article he did nearly 8 years b4 the song.

DIE RAPIDSHARE!! DIEEEEEE!!!

Don't take it 2 seriously...i just posted the article. I thought someone else would laugh at it the way i did.

Ha ha...i waz literally about 2 reply saying the same thing.

Suing FP for comments he made in a '97 article...that's where they are...ha ha.

I never start the topics on 50 Cent...i just reply 2 them...but with this one, i waz amazed at the new low he has reached so i wanted 2 share the article. I love Hip-Hop. And everything that he and his click record and do truely is awful. As a Hip-Hop head, i'm frustrated that this idiot can do what he does and ruin what mainstream music fans think of Hip-Hop and Rap. I want the faces of Rap and Hip-Hop 2 represent me...and G-Unit, Nelly, Eminem, Lil' Kim, Lil' Jon, Trina, Young Joc, and Ja-Rule simply don't do that. They don't even represent themselves. Their liars and sell-outs. That's where i'm comin' from and that why i can't stand that so many people few 50 Cent as "on top." I don't wanna make this turn in2 another post about about the state of Hip-Hop, cuz we've run those in2 the ground...but that's why i posted it.

I'll have 2 update my list of stuff and post it. I know there's still a few things i'm missing. Alot of the truely unreleased stuff we don't have much info on. Here's a few from each era that come 2 mind.... BWS - Keep It Real (JJ+FP), I Just Wanna Blend (produced by Warren G), Sign Your Name (a love song 2 Jada)...there's also another Warren G produced track that waz done for BWS. There's the unreleased So So Def Remix of "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" which is one of the best Hip-Hop remixes ever. WILLENNIUM - a Wyclef produced track and 2 collabos with Michael Jackson B2R - He recorded over twice the amount of material that made the album L+F - He waz activly working on the album since 2003. He had at least 40-some trax done 4 it.

Man, it's amazing 2 me how ignorant people and people with no taste in music can support a person like this. It took an incredible amount of stupidity...but 50 Cent has help Rap reach a new low. Check this article i got from AOL. The pic isn't even that funny...i'm sure someone can find it and post it. What makes this even better, is that Game's comment doesn't show anymore intellegence on his part. Idiots. --- 50 Cent Puts Nemesis The Game in a Thong Posted Jul 10th 2006 11:44AM by Jessica Robertson Filed under: Hip-Hop 50 Cent's feud with former G-Unit rapper The Game has gotten ugly . . . literally. On the cover of his latest mixtape with DJ Whoo Kid, titled 'G-Unit Radio Part 21: Hate It or Love It,' 50 pictured his Compton enemy wearing nothing but a thong As is if that weren't tantalizing enough, the effort -- which features rhymes by the usual suspects Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Mobb Deep and Young Buck -- includes Game's appearance on the dating show 'Change of Heart.' The Game responded to 50's antics during an L.A. performance at DJ Skee's Envy Expo on Saturday, telling the crowd, "G-Unit got a new mixtape out, got me dressed up like a stripper, it looked kinda cute. But, the motherf***in' Game don't do no stripping." Sure is hard out there for a G.

JODECI - Good Luv The Show, The After Party, The Hotel (1995)

Wendy Williams is trash. She's a total waste of a life. She's like the Paris Hilton of black people...except she's more evil.

I'll check it soon.

I waz about 2 say the same thing. It's amazing how 1988 is nothing but classic artists...all with talent. And by the time 2 get 2 2005, there's literally nobody that personally think is ever consistently average...if any good at all. By the time the 90's are over...that lists go 2 hell and back. I love seeing JJ+FP getting the love tho.'

yeah, u can use what you want for an avatar, as long as it's not racist/porn I guess. There goes Jonny taking all the fun outta everything. :damnyou:

Yeah, Jazzy's stuff is definitly worth checking out. However, his stuff isn't as slick and glossed up as most of FP's stuff. He's not aiming 4 the same mainstream audience that FP does. But checkin' his stuff, u'll get a good dose of alot of music. His solo album has a blend of undergound Hip-Hop and neo-soul...with a touch of Jazz and a touch of house. The Hip-Hop mixtape is mostly 90's Hip-Hop and Rap. The Soul Mixtape has mostly neo-soul...and In The House is mostly House/Club/Dance music. Most of the music isn't mainstream stuff but there is a bit here and there.

KEL SPENCER - Pressure (South Mix) (unreleased) (2006)

Mr. T Sheds His Gold Chains AP PASADENA, Calif. (July 14) - Mr. T has given himself a makeover. The former television action star shed the piles of gold chains that were his signature look after witnessing the destruction from Hurricane Katrina. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Talk About It: Post Thoughts Did You Know? Mr. T (real name: Lawrence Tero) will give out life advice on TV Land's "I Pity the Fool" starting this October. "As a spiritual man, I felt it would be a sin against my God for me to wear all that gold again because I spent a lot of time with the less fortunate," the actor said Thursday at the Television Critics Association's summer meeting. "I saw some, I call it 'sorry celebrities.' They'll go down there and hook up with the people to take a photo-op. I said, `How disgusting.' If you're not going to go down there with a check and a hammer and a nail to help the people, don't go down there." Mr. T, whose real name is Lawrence Tero, stars in "I Pity the Fool" debuting in October on TV Land. He dispenses advice to viewers who are struggling with life's problems. The former star of "The A-Team" said he's about more than his rough-and-tough image. "Yes, I am qualified to beat people up. But I am pretty intelligent," he said. "That's what throws people off. If you've been through something, that gives you an authority that you can speak on certain things. That's why people relate to me. I pull no punches."

It wazn't something i waz concerned with...so i didn't open them...ha ha.

Is this post still going?

No, it's definitly weird. Just cuz those albums are hard 2 find at the moment, doesn't give them an excuse 2 overlook them. By not mentioning them in a greatest hits compilation, it's like wiping them out of the JJ+FP history. Which just isnt' cool.

The thing is, Ice Cube doesn't look that different than he did when he burst on2 the scene. Just swap that shirt 4 a black one and throw on a Raiders hat. He waz rockin' that jerry curl 4 awhile.

THA DOGG POUND + 2PAC - Don't Stop Deathrow Presents...2002 (2002)

I love how FP made fun of his own pic in Bad Boys 2...and butchered it up even more just 4 it...ha ha. They need 2 make a Hip-Hop High School Year Book so we can see how many of these egotistical floss-ready, so-called-ballin'-outta-control rappers actually had it like that back in the day. FP, LL, Whodini, Kid N' Play all had the kinda looks that ladies responded 2. But u know many of these rappers are talking big without a reason...so a book like that would be hilarious...especially with Lil' Jon's year book pic in mind.

Tyrese is one of those artists that truely came out of the gutter. And even tho' his break came from singing on that Coke commerical, he spit a rap on his very 1st single. I can't say i'm looking forward 2 the Rap side of the disc that much but he can hold his own. What i'm really dying 4 his the R-N-B disc. Since he's consistently stepped it up with each album and broke in2 a big movie career....i'm just happy 2 hear a new album is coming out.