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LL should have finished his career after ten ...the definition and todd smith sucked! i`ll think he want to hit the box-office with his last lp and then stick to acting...this plan will fail, look what happened to Mobb Deep blood money flopped harder than vanilla ice! I´d rather prefer Jay-Z as an e.p. than 50.

I love Johnny Depp...he is one of the best actors in hollywood...if this is true...i am legend will be the bomb! :2thumbs:

I would`t go that far to call Dr. Dre`s production bad, it isn´t on the level as the Chronic came out but still better than 90% of todays bull****!

DJ Premier Pete Rock Dr. Dre RZA Kanye West The Neptunes Timbaland Scott Storch I'll go with Premo...Will and him could create a hip hop classic!

I love coming to the stage...it should have been on the album ... if he released it, it would have been a club banger just like switch! he should have also put redman on that track...dj kool and him got a great chemistry(e.g. let's get dirty)....we won't is ok...chosen one has great lyrics but the beat is awful!!!

A Will Smith & Beyonce collabo would be tight, but this pic is just pain for my eyes!

Respect! LL definetaly deserved this!

This sounds good! Will is chosing very different roles for his newer projects, not that typical Big Will stuff!

:arg: I guess we have to wait 3-4 years for new music!

Best album so far this year... Ice Cube is back!

http://www.slate.com/id/2131367/?nav=tap3 Spike Lee critisized Will a several times in the past! Enemy of the State , Legend od Bagger Vance and Ali!

I don't think that they will realise this project when spike lee and will smith got involved...I remember when they made ali...will kicked spike out of the project!

great video...i can't wait till 2007 to see that movie!

Little Brother's "The Minstrel Show" was one of the best albums last year! I think best representative of the south on the commercial level are Outkast and Ludacris...T.I. is overrated!

Outkast are one of the most creative and successfull artists in Hip Hop history...I followed their career since day one and just hope that this is a VERY BAD rumour!

Damon Wayans is a good choice, but i don't think that more people will watch it than last year! It got one of the highest ratings in BET history.

Something is wrong with this project... i think it is very realistic when this movie will be canceled!

First of all longetivity has nothing to do with battle! One of the reason why LL and Will are still topping the boxoffice(KRS, Rakim don't) after 20 years is their acting career. They aren' t just focussed on hip hop audience, also pop, television, movie and fashion audiences buy their albums. To the Eminem thing...I don't think that Will responded just with the one line of Mr. Niceguy. If you look closely on Lost and Found its indirectly packed with ether directed to Em (e.g Lost and Found the track). Also i think that Will would have never came back that strong if Eminem did not diss him, maybe he would have finished his rap career after born to reign. You can compare to this LL. Everytime people dissed him and thougt he fell off ... he released his best albums(mama said knock you out/G.O.A.T)

Bill O'Reilly besides a Hip Hop legend! This pic sucks!

Again a wrong director choose...Quentin Tarentino would be really tight for this project! :stickpoke:

Great work buddy!

I think we will have summer 2007 a big willie weekend!

Lupe Fiasco will be not the second Kanye West. He has more skillz on the mic than Kanye ever will have, but he won't achieve that mainstream success. From the younger cats Lupe is the only hope for the future of quality Hip Hop.

This is not a good move. Maybe it would have been better if they canceled this project. This movies cries to be directed by someone big e.g. Andy and Larry Wachowski (They did Matrix!)

Vote for Will! Will Smith The Smart Mouth with a Sweet Heart By RICHARD SCHICKEL SUBSCRIBE TO TIMEPRINTE-MAILMORE BY AUTHORRelated: Making "Ali:" Will Smith Inhabits the Role Posted Tuesday, Apr. 25, 2006 He has become our designated Wise Guy—the cool dude confronting aliens, villains and wary, foxy chicks while armored in nothing more than a knowing attitude and an enviable wardrobe. But Will Smith, 37, is something more than clothes and quips. What we always sense about the Wise Guy is that he's essentially a Sweet Guy, eager to learn, eager to please, eager to be heroically helpful and romantically obliging. He may be our most insinuating movie star and, amid all his studly competitors, the one with the lowest profile. Mostly he lives quietly (with wife Jada Pinkett Smith and his three kids) and works hard. It could have been otherwise, for he began his public life as a rapper at age 12 and was TV's Fresh Prince of Bel-Air when barely in his 20s. Youthful stardom can be toxic to a performer, but his ambition for better things paradoxically kept him centered. His performance as a kid pretending to be Sidney Poitier's son in the movie version of Six Degrees of Separation made him an actor to be reckoned with, while such roles as the smooth street cop opposite Martin Lawrence in Bad Boys and the edgy rookie to Tommy Lee Jones' seen-it-all alien chaser in Barry Sonnenfeld's great Men in Black, made him a star. Last year's megahit Hitch, in which love—and Smith—conquered all, even the critics, proved his durability. He once said he wanted his career to be both "dazzling" and "eclectic." It's a goal he has pretty much achieved. http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/...1187306,00.html