DevilsJim89

FP should do some mixtapes. His lyrics on that remix was hot.

no you can vote. the rappers who were knocked out in the first round can definatly vote.

I'm 15 as well... Awesome how today's youth can appreciate and respect ol-skool rap such as JJFP and not let themselves be brainwashed by all the crap circulating radio/tv and CD stores.

Come on guys....get your votes into me in the next 24-48 hours. Lets get this over with.... Anyone can judge IF they aren't battling. Read the rules if you have any questions.

i love it because it's like a combo of Girls and Parents. Awesome song.

Was this a real remix and where did it appear on? like can someone tell me more about it. I love it because it sounds like a battle type track...awesome. thanks.

harsh, but Tra-kox has the skill ...they just need a good label to be successful.

Nah nah.....the voting system is still in effect. fan4ever will only be gone 9 days. Not long. Besides, it takes about a month to get all the votes in. hahaha!

I want to buy some Kid N' Play and Queen Latifah CDs...plus all the JJFP singles! :dancingcool:

Man, do you feel the Rain? "The rain gonna come Through the window pain gonna come Black white, rich poor it's the same old drum Rainy days like a war use wisdom as a weapon Hold ya head up dry your clothes and keep steppin" - The Rain "live foul homie it's a price to pay" - Who Am I?

hmmm i haven't been able to listen to it....i keep getting a page cannot be found error. whats the address to ur soundclick account?

[quote=bigted,Mar 30 2004, 08:30 AM]This was a hot rhyme: "Nine-Trey,Everybody wanna be a Gangsta Buck Buck Buck Buck But no more thanks to me I gave you anotha rhyme you could flip On the otha tip 'Cause you get lost in the smooth rhymes I rip"[/quote] Haha thats on of my favorites. The thing I love the best about JJFP is the way they incorporate slick punch lines in their songs. I love everyone of them and it would take me a long time to copy and paste each one....I usually put them in my AIM profile alot. Heres two good ones... "I been up and down and high and low Fly with dough, broke looking grimy yo My shiny glow definitely ain't cause of my Bentley It's something that my fam put in me" "That brother with the platinum plaque With the strength to stand and say gangsta rap was whack The fact is that whenever I rap or act Pole position, front of the pack" - Who Am I?

[quote=willreign,Mar 30 2004, 01:28 PM]devil Jim is right... it dosen't apply 10 years later... lets say that Will love the spot light in tease days more then ever...[/quote] I'm not sure if it would still apply. I mean, Will's done more movies than he's ever done albums. He hasn't done a music tour in ages except for little stops here and there when touring for the movie he's promoting. I dont know anymore... I wonder how often he goes to Philly....

yeah im pretty sure they do... well if not then try www.amazon.co.uk - same site just for UK www.ebay.co.uk - same site just for UK

hey wait topdawg....what are these? *Jazzy Jeff & Will Smith - JJ/FP Forever: Part I *Jazzy Jeff & Will Smith - JJ/FP Forever: Part II can you ellaborate more on that please because I never heard of it.

well hey, what u waitin' for? post some pics up in here for us...haha.... :slap: :dancingcool:

haha nice comparison Tim.

Just about every song on The Magnificent has excellent beats! I love them. :afro:

True about the JJ album....Columbia screwed us again.... I'm thinking in 2006 the Fresh Prince of DVD will come out. thats my guess.

This song is alright. Good message but does it still apply 10 years later? lol...most likely. Definatly not my favorite, nevertheless, still a positive song.

www.amazon.com www.ebay.com www.half.com www.fye.com ----those sites have them. Also check some big music stores like Warehouse Music and look in the used CDs. You can find them there sometimes.

to be honest, I've been a fan of Will Smith's music and fresh prince of bel-air since around 1998. I remember I was on a school bus in 5th grade going on a field trip to New York City. This girl had Big Willie Style and I liked it. I also remember my mom had the Big Willie Style cassette. I'd listen to that a lot. I never really did research on him until late 2000. I went online and found all these CDs he did. Will 2k was also a hit that I loved and it made me get Willenium and BWS together. Early 2002, I'd be on the old cdnow.com listening to samples. Specifically to Code Red. I had 56k back then and it took me a long time to download music. I only downloaded 2 full tracks off that album. "Boom! Shake the Room" and "Code Red". Inbetween that I would just have the 30sec samples on repeat. I would go on sites like this and learn about JJFP. I then looked to get the CDs. I went to a nearby Warehouse Music store and bought used copys of JJFP's 5 CDs. Great condition they were in too! So here I am, I've learned so much about JJFP from this site and people like Tim and AJ. Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince are my top favorite musical artists of all time. :dancingcool: :rock: :rock:

Sad to say, I download most of my music but I'm looking to buy some more Cds when I get some cash. My CD's are... DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince - Rock the House - He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper - And In This Corner - Homebase - Summertime CD Single - Code Red - I'm Looking for the One (to be with me) CD Single - Greatest Hits - Before the Willenium - Platinum & Gold Collection Will Smith - Big Willie Style - Willenium - Born to Reign Picture: [img]http://jjfp.bluefreeze.net/images/cdcollection.jpg[/img]

[quote=Jazzy Julie,Mar 28 2004, 10:50 AM]i think columbia should have listened to the fans more than they did, coz we all like pretty much the same songs from B2R. Block party is the best example and it seems 2 b the favourate from the album, if columbia would have listened 2 us and released it, it definatly would have been a hit. Also on Willenium, ppl seemed 2 want the rain to be released, that would have given Will so much more credibility as a rapper than the songs columbia got released. and i think from the songs that where released just showed Will as a fun rapper and didnt show his deep side.[/quote] So true. Unfortunatly, Columbia with all the songs they chose as singles, the singles made Will look more as a "pop" rapper than a regular rapper. Take songs like "Freakin' It" and "Miami". Yeah, they are good songs and seem like hits but they don't look good for Will's image. I don't have a problem with the songs that were released off Big Willie Style, but for Willenium, "Will 2k" was a must to release, but "So Fresh" should have been the next single. Then the last could be "Freakin' It". So Fresh definatly should have been promoted and released as a single. Infact it was, but only on vinyl to clubs and stuff. No promotion, no nothing for it. I wouldn't mind having "The Rain" being released as a single either. All of Will's 3 albums could have done way better than they did if Columbia just added more promotion towards the albums and it's singles.

[quote=Jazzy Julie,Mar 28 2004, 10:22 AM]Jeff : great idea 4 these new camaflage clothes Will. Will: yeah see the way we match the background, now no1 will notice us around the hood.[/quote] haha! that was great. I'd contribute somethin' for this but everyone took the ones I had in mind ...lol