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"Head" "Brain" "Derb" "Face" Brain is more of a East Coast slang for oral sex. Derb is more of a midwest slang for oral sex. Head is universal. I like to say "Slob on my bob/knob" on occasion to a chick.

Snoop is too garbage to be a Rap HOF famer, one hot album and that was 11 years ago is just not enough to me. Snoop is only relevant today because of his coonery and buffonery acting.

I say yes, because it would get rid of these silly NCAA violations when it comes to perks. A guy could get suspendended by the NCAA if he recieved a free sandwich from the local deli or get free clothing they didn't ask for. Plus, not all of the players on the team are going to get scholarships. The school and advertisers makes millions off these athletes, they should give some money to the athletes but it should be an equal pay rate for the whole team.

I would pick 2001 or 2002 whenever 50 came out with the "Guess who's back" album. Guess who's back > Get rich and die tryin

I've tried staying on the right side of the track, Smoke would hit them but its like they just stand there.

Im having trouble with the Esse's on the train mission. Big Smoke aint shooting them down like he's supposed to.

Im impressed by the Bulls they rallied last night against the Nets and almost won. Alonzo Mourning played pretty well, eventhough I don't think he'll be a factor in the post anymore.

I want Beltran the ChiSox if they decide not to keep Magglio.

Chuck D is up there in the top 10, but I wouldn't say he's G.O.A.T.

My Bulls will be the last team to start the season, thats ok they should be able to beat the Nets Tommorrow.

That "Mickey" skit on DMX's album "Jimmy Hats" on Ice Cube Death Certificate "Ja Rule's Greatest Hits and duets with pop singers" off the G-Unit mixtapes "Ja Rule even decided to sing along to his own song (Put it on me plays in the background) Ja: Thats meeeeee!!!!!!!!! Yeah uh

My Favorite Pac Tracks: "Keep ya head up" "Dear mama" "I get around" "Brenda had a Baby" "I just don't give a fuck" "I aint mad at chea" "Hail Mary" "Against all Odds" "So many tears" "Pain" "Thugz Mansion" w/o Nas "Changes" "Letter to my Unborn Child" I hear Pac is going to have a new album, and 13 tracks are going to produce by Eminem. (Shakes Head in Disgust)

I notice it doesn't seem easy to shake that one star level than it did in Vice City.

I bought it yesterday, and its great the only thing I don't like is how CJ reacts slowly when you pull someone out the car. I like the SIMS type feel to it, I got dude tatted up already. The Soundtrack is great lots of variety of stations and songs, I listen to the 2 rap ones the Bounce/G funk and Reggae, and R&B stations. Ryder looks like Eazy-E and that one Crack dealer looks like Ja Rule.

Be careful if you're downloading Em's album because he actively works with the RIAA.

I think rap heads who don't like rock influences in rap and Mos singing on half the tracks won't appreciate the album. I listen to a lil snippets at Circuit City last week and I thought it was worth a pickup but I don't think its better than BOBS thou.

Benzino doesn't get it, nobody is not checking for "Made Men" or "Almight RSO" but yet he still whores his bullshit albums in the mag that get pushed back 5 times, Its been 3 years and I still haven't seen "Black Friday" albums on any shelves yet. Im suprised that Benzino doesn't appear on the front cover every month. Dave Mays is a bitch by letting Benzino kill the credibility of the Magazine, MAN UP!! Dave.

Ghost solo albums or Guest spots (Special Delivery Remix) are usually good, but I do like him in WU too, but if most of them went solo they would get exposed like Meth, so being in a group that big it kinda covers each ones weaknesses.

You know the irony of it with Benzino and MJ is, that when Benzino released Em's racist tapes and the MJ story broke out in the same week which overshadowed Benzino claim of Em being a racist, which Benzino got upset that the MJ stuff killed his press on Em, Benzino is now backing MJ.

Actually, Scream, Butterflies, and a few other MJ songs got play on my local Hip Hop/R&B station. I know Em gets some play to. I'm not sure how it is in other cities though. I've really got no comment on this Mike/Em situation otherwise. Yea, MJ gets spins on Hip Hop/R&B stations. (Major Radio Stations) I knew Benzino would come out and defend MJ and then put him on the Magazine that supposed to be strictly Hip Hop, just shows how Benzino is desperate for attention.

Ghostface is probably my favorite in the Wu no doubt. He is one of the more "slang heavy" rappers out there. So he is rather hard to understand at times.............well, depending on where you live in the country......... no no no the slang isn't the problem, dude just goes off on weird tangents that have nothing to do with what the other guys talk about in the same songs... Eventhough Ghostface say obscure referances and makes up his own slang, he's still decent and a top 3 rapper in the Wu. Atleast, Ghost solo albums are better than Method Man's solo albums and Meth in some people opinons is the best WU rapper. ODB is a novelty rapper and he's funny/entertaining while he was on drugs than sober Dirt McGirt.

Nelly’s comments ignore hip-hop’s political power Date: Friday, October 08, 2004 By: Walter Higgins, BlackAmericaWeb.com What would hip-hop music be without Grandmanster Flash and the Furious Five, Tupac or the revolutionary lyrics of Dead Prez? Don’t know? Well ask platinum-selling rap artist Nelly. The rapper, whose real name is Cornell Haynes, Jr. urged fellow entertainers to keep politics out of music if they want to stay successful in a recent interview with Blender magazine. “Some people don’t want politics in their music,” said Nelly. “Some people want their music to be uplifting so they can have fun and dance.” “If you want to do the politics thing, be more involved personally, but you could talk about that and then tomorrow wake up and you’re not selling records. So now you protested the war…and your broke!” Critics say that Nelly’s comments ignore the political legacy of hip-hop and the powerful social influence it has today. “That’s basically a slap in the face to Public Enemy and others who have come before him and changed the face of hip-hop more than he ever will,” said Aaron Bernard, a hip hop activist and program director for KJAMZ 105.3 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. “It’s sad for somebody in his generation of hip-hop to say something like that because he sells so many records and has so much influence. He doesn’t have to make conscious records, but to say that no one else should is ridiculous,” added Bernard. While Nelly’s album sales just passed the 30 million mark, the ‘politics thing’ has not damaged the record selling potential of other artists. Jadakiss’ platinum selling “Why,” sparked controversy by questioning the Bush administration’s knowledge of the September 11 attacks. Kanye West’s album sales increased after the release of “Jesus Walks,” a song that blurs the lines between politics and spirituality. With more hip hop artist realizing their social influence, Bakari Kitwana, author of “The Hip-Hop Generation,” added several big names in the hip hop community have begun to direct their energy toward the political arena, including Russell Simmons, Jay-Z and P Diddy. “Hip-hop is political,” said Kitwana. “His comments defy what is going on now, 5 years ago or 20 years ago.” All the critics agreed that Nelly’s comments represent the difference between hip hop culture and the mainstream appeal of rap music which is driven by record sales. “For him to say keep politics out of the music is basically saying he’s not hip-hop,” said Greg Thomas, professor at Syracuse University. “How do you have black music without politics? Look at all the people we would loose.” “Nelly is rap, he is not hip hop, there is a difference,” said Kitwana. “The mainstream attention has been good but the downside has been the pioneers don’t get respect and people aren’t really studying the art and culture of hip-hop.” Although Nelly says his music is solely for dancing and having fun, Thomas says it can become a political statement when it promotes negative images common in rap music. “He’s not keeping politics out his music when it comes to his views on women,” said Thomas, referring to controversy surrounding the ‘Tip Drill’ video in which Nelly swipes a credit card through a black woman’s backside. The video initiated a protest at Spellman University that led to Nelly canceling a charity event there last April. Nelly also raised eyebrows when he unveiled his Pimpjuice Energy Drink last November, which caused a national boycott by a coalition of black consumer activists. Plus, he started the P.I.M.P. Scholars program that gives grants to college students. When asked if the brand of rap currently dominating the airwaves will ever change, Bernard said there is a “bright light” at the end of the tunnel. “There are plenty of artists out there that still make you move but come from a different direction, people like that are going to last,” said Bernard. “ Songs like Nelly’s are going to come and go because they are disposable.” http://www.blackamericaweb.com/site...awnews/nelly107 In a way he respresents how some rap fans (Shoes Head) feel these days when it comes to "Political rap." Nelly knows his fan base so this won't affect him, but pop fans aren't loyal and I hope they turn on his ass.

The rapper that I think is absolutely gay is Cam'ron. Wearing Pink and saying "No Homo" after every sentence he's defintely suspect.

Eventhough Em has Dre, Em has been producing most of his material himself which brings his (Em) albums down quality wise. Em sucks as a beatmaker/producer. There's alot of emcees that are better and more creative than Em past or present. But ten years from now MTV/white media will dub Eminem G.O.A.T and call him the savior of rap. *Rolls Eyes* I think Em's is a good rapper and all but he's not the best ever. Media and non rap fans who just like Eminem only will point to album sales as justification as why he's G.O.A.T.

I going make me a song called "Sweat pants" me and my crew wear White T's and rock some sweat pants Yup!! Forget $100 designer jeans because I look good in my sweat pants. Its going to be hawt!!!!!!