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General Discussion / Re: How many times a week?

« on: September 04, 2006, 06:23:44 PM »

I used condoms on hookers .....I am single but i atleast poke twice a week...so y'all people in relashionships are these figures accurate?

hhmmmm.....poke twice a week....single.....has slept with hookers....hmmmm

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General Discussion / Who's your all time freestyler?

« on: September 04, 2006, 06:17:54 PM »

I've heard some canibus "freestyles". I don't know, that shit sounded pre-written. Anyone actually have a link where someone randomly gives him a topic and he freestyles on it?

Supernat/Juice/Jin(respect da skillz)/common/wordsworth... to name a few.

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General Discussion / TV News LIES

« on: September 04, 2006, 06:14:58 PM »

This shit happens only in USA. why do I care, I dont even watch the news any more. Its too sad....

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Hot Traxxx / Rare Preemo Joints

« on: September 04, 2006, 06:13:30 PM »

RZA shits on Premo. propz for the link tho

oh c'mon man, most of your favourite RZA joints were jacked loops. No creative freshness there. RZA's sound is based on jacking from similar old soul tracks, eg. Al green, Ann Peebles, O.V wright, Syl + George Johnson.
I love RZA.

But Preem has always been on some other shit. Sure, his style has become obscured by all the other producers who try to sound just like him... but if you had never heard the preem sound (by him or sound-style-bootleggers), you would still be like...WHATHEFU, my head's about to fall off.

Just look at how many samples Premier uses. Preemo joints are nice, yeah, but I get bored of them quickly. For me personally I can bump a RZA track for much longer. I just personally like RZA better.

Oh yea, and cats just say they think premo is the best bcoz thats what everyone else says (tru dat) :roll:

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General Discussion / Mos Def Arrested

« on: September 02, 2006, 12:03:53 PM »

Mos Def was taken into custody and charged with disorderly conduct Thursday night after an unauthorized performance outside Radio City Music Hall during the Video Music Awards, police confirmed to MTV News.

According to authorities, the rapper pulled up in front of the venue in a flatbed truck around 10 p.m. for an impromptu show for the audience gathered outside. An NYPD spokesperson said officers asked Mos Def and members of his entourage to shut down their operation due to crowd conditions and the overall safety of everyone involved.

It wasn't clear whether Mos Def (real name: Dante Smith) ignored or refused the orders, the police spokesperson continued.

Sources close to the rapper said Mos Def was performing "Katrina Clap," a freestyle indictment of the Bush administration's slow response to last year's hurricane victims in New Orleans.

After Mos Def arrived at Radio City Music Hall with his team in tow, the source said, officers on the scene approached the truck inquiring about a permit. When police were told a permit was in possession, officers let the one-song performance continue.

The source said additional officers then approached the rapper demanding the operation be shut down immediately. The order wasn't communicated to Mos Def immediately, so the rapper didn't end his performance right away, the source said. Police then began to arrest members of the rapper's entourage, including his brother, according to the source. It was unclear whether or not a permit was granted.

Mos Def's publicist called the New York Police Department's treatment of the rapper excessive.

"Mos Def was unjustly arrested tonight while performing on a flatbed track in New York City outside the Video Music Awards," said Carleen Donovan. "Mos Def was not out to break any laws. His only goal was to heighten the awareness of a serious situation that still exists in our country. He does not want people to forget that although it's one year later, the people and cities hit by the hurricane still need the help of the American people."

Members of Mos Def's camp say they have the entire ordeal on tape and will publish the video, possibly on a Web site, to shed light on their side of the confrontation.

Mos Def was released early Friday morning (September 1).

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Media / 50 disses Diddy

« on: September 02, 2006, 11:56:40 AM »

fiddy wants beef with everyone coz his records dont sell like Get Rich Or Die Tryin. Diddy is a legend in this game man.... GO DIDDY! YAY!

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Hot Traxxx / Rare Preemo Joints

« on: September 02, 2006, 11:54:05 AM »

I'm sowwy fo tellin da twoowf

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General Discussion / @ DPLANET

« on: September 01, 2006, 06:14:07 PM »

yo D-planet, I think Thornz, (a member of this board) needs some beats for his up-coming EP, but the brother is broke. Work something for the love of hip hop eh?

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General Discussion / DBN Heads

« on: September 01, 2006, 06:09:35 PM »

Durban is all about the beach man, so start doing them crunches Brick, shirt off 'n shit

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General Discussion / Happy Friday!!!! (WARNING but not nude )

« on: September 01, 2006, 06:02:28 PM »

ew, that chick is disgusting

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Hot Traxxx / Rare Preemo Joints

« on: September 01, 2006, 06:00:51 PM »

RZA shits on Premo. propz for the link tho

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Hot Traxxx / News on Canibal Ox

« on: August 25, 2006, 06:56:52 PM »

http://www.earwaks.com/read/74/-

Can you leak some info about “Theme Songs, Cypher Unknown” and when it’s supposed to release?

Vast: Well, we’re about half way done with the record. The record is ridiculous. The title isn’t "Cypher Unknown", that was a tentative title. Just know that the album is coming through very well. Pete Rock already blessed us, and we’re gonna have blessings from Large Professor, RZA, and of course El-P, so it’s gonna be a crazy record. We’re not playin’. We’re coming through with the second record and it’s gonna be the most powerful thing in underground hip-hop. I say that very simply because that’s where we’re at right now. I’m doing a lot of stuff with Wu-Tang, The Roots, and Little Brother right now, so it’s a whole new day. There’s been a little slump in music, and we gotta show these kids how to rhyme again, man. Expect the new Cannibal Ox record sometime in 2007. I’m also about to drop a solo.

Giles: What are you gonna call that one?

Vast: The title is tentative right now, but the production is Bronze Nazareth, who is RZA’s underling. That’s RZA’s student and he’s almost done most of the record. I’m in the lab with that now.
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Well, this is my most anticipated album at the moment. Cold Vein was a cla**ic imo. I would have loved another El-p produced album, but dayum...RZA, Pete Rock and Large Professor, the production here is going to be off the hinges. I have heard about this Bronze Nazareth guy, but I haven't actually heard his stuff, but if he's RZA's apprentice he can't be bad right? And judging by their debut, the lyrics will be fiya too.

Here comes another cla**ic. Just what hip hop needs

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Media / New GIF!!!!!

« on: August 18, 2006, 10:28:20 PM »

You like that dont you, yes you do!  8O

YES!!

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Humour / Jokes / THE WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN DURING SEX

« on: August 15, 2006, 06:30:03 PM »

you sober up. "Ohh *%E$( youse a fugly B*^%$"

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Humour / Jokes / Deacon's Time to rant: THE FACE OF f***ING AFRICA!!!

« on: August 15, 2006, 06:25:12 PM »

SILLY, SILLY BASTARD. yOU MUST BE NEW HERE.

 Well lets start with the "I wanna save the world stereotype" as you put it.
One of these dumb bitches actually did say that she hopes to use her position as Miss SA to make a difference in the world and change people's lives.

To this Kerishnie replied that she hopes she really does that, since so many people say they wanna make a diff, but end up sitting back and enjouying the luxury.

Vanessa Carreira said that listening to this drivel gives her hope for the future, since it shows that some people still care. This is where I stopped listening, because the sound of my vomit hitting the floor drowned out everything else.

If I got up there and said I want the car and money, they would pick me. Why?
Cos I'm a pretty motherf***er.  I'm prettier than the three chicks who went through at miss SA and definitely prettier than all those face of Afreaka bitches. So f***in pretty that if I didn't weigh 80 kgs and have a dick between my legs, you'd be forgiven for thinking I'm a f***in woman.
You wouldn't be forgiven for trying to f*** me though, instead you'd get both my feet so far up your a**, that you'll be sitting on my lap.

f***in ugly bastard catching feelings. Your mother and sister are probably ugly aren't they.

Somebody's getting a bit toooo worked up, relax.
All I'm saying is, why do you (not specifically you before anyone gets a hernia),  have such hate for less attractive members of the opposite sex? just chill.