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After listening to this for my ENTIRE lunch break it appears J Cole is NEXT
thanks
I was at a friends place last night and guess what he had on his computer?
For those who are still interested.
Ill-Literate-Skill: Skillz That Pay Da Billz- 24 Hour Project
01. Ill Skillin, prod. by Planet Earth
02. Peace and War, prod. by Planet Earth
03. Skillz That Pay Da Billz (Get Gwop) feat. Proverb, prod. by Planet Earth
04. Coolest In Da City feat. Stan1, prod. by Planet Earth
05. Baby, Baby!, prod. pH Raw X
06. Races In Spaces feat. Zaki Ibrahim, prod. by pH Raw X
07. Soul Vibration feat. John Robinson, prod. by 4Windz
08. J Dilla Tribute by Ill Skillz Playas
09. Saturday Night feat. IAMWAVES, prod. by Sibot
10. Unbreakable feat. IAMWAVES, prod. by Planet Earth
*11. All That, Almighty, All The Time feat. ETC Crew, prod. by Johnny Filter & T.O.B
*12. We Are Over Here feat. 5th Floor, prod. by Nyambz
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God. Damn. It.
I actually can't comment on this anymore right now. I'm too f***ed off.
i didnt see him in chicago. dont know why
word is Miami offered top dollar.
Bosh is also going to Miami
Why were they arrested? For wearing what? Any one care to post headlines please!
Arrested? What are you talking about?
Bavaria will ask FIFA to stop “intimidating” women
* Brewer halts promotional activities in interest of women
(Adds Bavaria comment)
AMSTERDAM, June 17 (Reuters) - A Dutch brewer is providing legal and other a**istance to the two Dutch women accused of pulling off a promotional stunt at the World Cup in Johannesburg, and said it would cancel promotional activities.
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Dutch fans celebrate during the 2010 FIFA World Cup Group.
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The two women were among a group of about three dozen who wore skimpy orange dresses in a suspected “ambush marketing” stunt by closely-held brewer Bavaria at a match between the Netherlands and Denmark at the Soccer City stadium on Monday.
“Unfortunately Bavaria has been drawn into the furore surrounding the arrest of the two ladies who were wearing an orange dress also worn by thousands of Dutch ladies and football supporters,” the brewer said in a statement late on Wednesday.
“There is no way FIFA can hold these ladies responsible for their attendance at the match in their Dutch dress in Soccer City and Bavaria is currently doing everything in their power to a**ist the arrested Dutch ladies,” Bavaria said, referring to World Cup organising federation FIFA.
Anheuser Busch’s Budweiser is the official beer for the tournament and FIFA fiercely protects its sponsors from brands which are not its partners.
“Bavaria will ask FIFA to immediately stop intimidating Dutch dressed female supporters,” the Dutch brewer said.
Bavaria has clashed with FIFA before over supporters wearing its orange clothes to stadiums.
Four years ago at the World Cup in Germany scores of Dutch men watched a match in their underwear after stewards ordered them to remove orange lederhosen bearing the name of Bavaria.
“We feel a bit used by Bavaria,” said Cindy van Dieren, according to Dutch daily Telegraaf, citing one of the women wearing the dress.
Bavaria argued in its statement that its goal was to “generate pleasure and enthusiasm” among fans and that the dresses do not carry a “big brand name logo”.
Bavaria is halting promotional activities related to the dress, a Bavaria spokeswoman said.
“In the interest of the women we will not do anything else,” said the spokeswoman, declining to say what other activities the brewer had planned and adding that the cancellation was not due to FIFA pressure.
The women were released on 10,000 rand ($1,319) bail each on Wednesday and will face a hearing next week.
Dutch officials said the arrest of the two women was “disproportionate”. (Reporting by Reed Stevenson and Gilbert Kreijger, Editing by Nigel Hunt)
