Hillis, youngin, your logic is so confusing, you almost made me think you had a point. I've never said that I know for a fact that cuz is or is not serious. So when I come out and say we don't really know, why do you take it as if the wheel has been discovered? You can assume he is serious all you want. All I was stating is that if you take everybody else in the whole world serious, why does this man get different rules? Like I said before, I've heard artist saying "I was joking when I recorded this song," or "we were just playing on this track and decided to put it on the album because it was funny." To my knowledge, Outkast never said that. If they did provide the evidence or talk about something else. You can assume he is not serious, but how do you know? Because you've followed him since the early 90's? Holla at me with a different reason that makes more sense. Try to put all of your heated up anger aside and look at it from this point of view. When I put on a Whitney song, I don't question how serious she is. When I put on a Brandy track, I don't wonder if she is for real. Why should I with Outkast? And if by your own account he sings on most of the CD, does that mean he ain't serious on most of the CD? You are talking foolishness. So this man made a whole CD, with producing and studio time in the mix and he wasn't even serious? And dummy, I never said I was an expert about the song, you did. Well, I did, but it was clearly stated that I was only joking, kidding like Jason. In all of your cussin and fussin, guess what. You still ain't convince me (or probably anybody else) that your boy ain't serious! You failed! Speaking of being serious. "Hey Ya" is about what? LOL, LOL, LOL, where did you read that. I find it hard to believe that anybody can listen to that song and then come away with the nonsense you just spat about it. Maybe cuz said that was what it was about and you just repeated it. But it ain't like you'd ever confess, so I'm not going to challenge it. I mean, I can't even get you to actually say "Yes those sentences were remotely alike, they even started off with the same words," and the evidence is there IN BLACK AND WHITE. A bold face LIE. It ain't nothing you can ever do about it either. HA! But anyway, I find it very funny how you typed in the meaning of "Hey Ya," as if it were common knowledge and how everybody knows what its about but me. Dogg, go listen to that song again and then tell me how any educated man or woman, can come away understanding his point. Another thing that had me laughing was when you said, "We can discuss pages 81-88, but you don't know that either." Now that was funny. Cuz, you remind me of one of them teachers, that like to break down a poem or a story and then find something that ain't there. Being a journalist, I had to sit in many many English classes and I had many many teachers tell me nonsense. Kinda like you. Negro, I don't have to know the man's history to state that I feel he is singing seriously. I really do understand how in some cases this may apply. Maybe. But not here. Here's why: What if your hero from Outkast really wanted to be serious? What if he wanted to be the next, I don't know, the next Luther. Naw, the next Billy Ocean, Yeah, the next Bill-O. So if he did desire this and he was serious, how would you know? That's right, you wouldn't. All you could do is guess, unless he said otherwise. And I assume that he didn't say otherwise, so you just keep being angry and keep spiting out random Outkast facts, but remember that you really don't know and you've yet to prove your theory he might want people to take him serious, but you are going full steam with a "Don't take him serious campaign." And for the record, you can say "seems" from here to across the street, I know what was in my head. I know better than you what was in my head. I assume you have no data explaining what was in my head. Ergo, you are wasting your time. You don't have to confirm or deny this. In your heart you know, I'm right. In your heart, you know. (copyrighted by Pac in Juice)
H-Wood, I read the article about Jay. I wasn't doubting your info, I was just saying, I don't think he can pull it off, that's all. But I guess if anybody could do it, he probably could. I wanna know what you, and anybody else, thinks about Keyshawn. Was it a smart move to just drop him like that? I say yes and no. Yes, because it gets the attention of others and shows "I mean business and no one player is bigger than the team," (which isn't really true). And no because, cuz is a great receiver, Despite his loud mouth, cuz can play and is more useful on the field than off. I think the Bucs are even saying this by not releasing him. Hey, what if it's like on Playmakers, where they asked him to go on IR because of some other reason, but he said "no." But then they got him on tape buying drugs for the running back and blackmailed him? LOL, I'm playing, but seriously if Keyshawn wasn't any good, they would straight up release him and let him sign with another team. But they know that if that happens, they'll have to play against him and that could cost them an L. Even if he ain't getting the numbers he's gotten in the past, just the threat of him making a big play could keep him doubled. What if one team gets both him and Terrell next season? That's scary. Just my thoughts; I'm gone.
― Qoolout, Sunday, 23 November 2003 03:39 (twenty-two years ago)
Darn it to heck! Darn it ALL to heck! You cats is givin me all these freakin topics and I be tryin to not post mile long posts, but this next one might be mad long, just a warning...
First things first, I - Hillis - wins all debates, embarassin dummies, playahatin flunkies, those whose debate skills hold no money, sell they soul to Satan, to get debate skills for nathan, but they debate skills still smell like sanitation... Yeah, nigga, I'm bout to flip it own you BIG style (Damn, why Hillis wanna embarass em on paper?) and you're gonna like it!
What if your enemy from Outkast didn't really want to be serious? What if he doesn't want to be the next, I don't know, the next Luther. Naw, the next Billy Ocean, Yeah, the next Bill-O. So if he doesn't desire this and he wasn't serious, how would you know? That's right, you wouldn't. All you could do is guess, unless he said otherwise. And I KNOW that he didn't say otherwise, so you just keep being angry and keep spitting out GARBAGE, but remember that you really don't know and you've yet to prove your theory he wants people to take him serious, but you are going full steam with a "Take him serious campaign." Yeah, nigga, I took yo argument! Yeah, I took it! I'm tired of lame ass journalists not reportin the news right!
As I said, as far as what was in your head, I agree; you know better than me. And I believe in your heart, you know better than me that you're lying. Basically, I still don't believe you no matter how you try and defend your actions now. You and I know what's goin on...
How do you know BIG wasn't serious? Don't say you heard him say he was joking because the song came out after he was dead - unless you Mr. Ouija! How do you know Jay, Jada, Pac, or Nas ain't serious when they sing hooks on they songs? So when Pac sang the hook on "Life of an Outlaw" we should assume he was trying to be the next Bill-O, right? Or how about on the end "Feelin On Yo Booty?" When R. Kelly goes "boo hoo tee, boo hoo tee, b-b-b-b-b-b-boo hoo teeeeeee" and starts laughing, we can't assume he was just joking right there, right? Well, don't answer those because your logic already implies that you think "yes." Yes, YOUR logic.
How would an educated man or woman listen to the song of Hey Ya and understand the topic? Well, Qool, I'm gonna go out on a limb here (sarcasm)... they may actually listen to the lyrics? Maybe? Ya think? I dunno. For example he sings "If what they say is 'Nothing is forever' then what makes love the exception?" and he goes, "Don't want to meet your daddy, just want you in my caddy. I'm just being honest." Those educated people might hear lines like that and understand it. But what does that have to do with it having or not having a topic? If an educated man or woman didn't get it on their own, but I told them the topic, they'd probably understand it based off the lyrics... which you clearly don't know. But that's irrelevant. It has a topic. Just because you missed it doesn't mean it didn't have one. Again, the recurring theme is you were wrong.
Speaking of topics, I'll answer your questions about the other songs as best as possible so you can call up your boy and talk about them, lol. I haven't heard the Monica song so I have no idea. The Beyonce song I wouldn't officially categorize as an Outkast song, since Big Boi is doing a cameo; however, I don't know all of his verse, but what I recollect is that his verses are about him being a tight hip hop star and girl you need to get with him. The chorus of The Way You Move and the video should have told you what it's about, but anyway, it's a song about sex and fine women. On a slightly related note, Beyonce refers to herself as a hip hop star in that song? What do you think of that? And yes, the beat to Survivor was muphukin flames, no doubt, lol...
Since you have admitted that neither of us truly know if he's seriously singing, then to have this debate would pointless. However, that's here nor there because we ARE having this debate. So we have to have something to base it on, true? Well, since I know more about the artist in question (which you have agreed with), it is safe to say I'm more credible than you. It is likely that I'm right, and you're wrong. And you can't dispute that, because if these educated men and women came along and viewed the debate, they'd probably think my KNOWLEDGE about Andre 3000 outweighs what you THINK you know.
Randomly discussing other points, I can't believe if a sentence has words that match, you think that makes them remotely close? "Smoking fags" in England and in the US have two TOTALLY different meanings. They're not even remotely close. I guess the meaning of a sentence doesn't matter at all to you, huh? Just the words? Whatever, ASS. I don't know what Under Construction 2 has to do with anything, but no, I don't want that. Also, I assume when you say "the skeet skeet song" you mean Get Low by Lil Jon and Ying Yang Twins. Well, yeah, I like the song. Your point? Are you trying to enhance your argument by belittling my taste in music? This from the man who claims Glitter is a good movie? lol, yeah... ok...
Now, doin a 180 degree turn, I must say that I agree with you on the whole Jay-Z slash new stuff slash Black Album explanation to H*WOOD. Like Qool, H*WOOD, I don't see why you would fault Jay for rappin about hustlin and comin back to the game. I mean, really, Reasonable Doubt wasn't all that innovative when it came out and it was about hustlin and the game. It had been done way before 1996. And not sayin you said this specifically, but how can Jay "go back to his Reasonable Doubt roots" and not talk about hustling and the game? That's pretty much the whole focus on Reasonable Doubt. If we're talkin flow wise, his flow was weaker back then IMHO. I agree, Jay may usually rap about hustlin, but who doesn't? Honestly, his topic has little to do with why I like Jay. His wordplay is ill no matter what he raps about. I feel like Jadakiss says the same thing all the time, but it's the way he says it that makes me a fan. He could do 10 songs about D-Block, but I can bet that I'll probably like 7 of them because he'll come up with some metaphor or some flows that are ill... just like Will was. It sounds like you're down on it just because his vision for Black Album was different than your interpretation of a "black" album. But then again, I agree with you, H*WOOD, when you said this is the real BP2 and since you didn't like BP1, I can see you legitimately not liking the Black Album - even though I think they're both flames! But I was also impressed how well you articulated the different MUSICAL parts of the Allure beat. You summed up why I like the beat so much in musical terms. Shoot, Hollywood, what you know about allegro, cresendo, stacatto, and slurring?
I don't think Jay-Z will be able to totally control the team, either. Remember, it's traditional males who buy the tickets and most of the paraphernalia. Jay-Z's rap image may hurt him with these types, plus the people he deals with might not respect him because he is a rapper - no matter how successful he is.
Qoolout, no lie. I feel you 100% on Vick. Honestly, I read your post THE SAME DAY I decided that I was playin with Vick from now on. THE SAME DAY. I played my boy and it was Vick on Vick. He still beat me, but the game was a lot closer and I was able to do some of that nonsense he does with Vick. I was rollin when I saw that. Ain't no way I ain't playin with Vick anymore. Every other QB is too sorry. But you know who else on the Falcons is a lot better than he should be? Well, I'll let you guess and see if you feel me. Cause Vick ain't the only one on there who be pullin of some 100% pure uncut raw nonsense.
Has anybody seen the commercial where this one guy falls and knocks over thousand of other people like a domino effect and in the end... it's about Miller Lite beer? What in the world? It's some stupid stuff on TV these days - human dominoes? These gays... lol
I think the Bucs decision to release Keyshawn is good or bad depending on whether we're talking long term or short term. In the short term, of course you don't just deactivate your top receiver when you're fighting to return to the playoffs. Keyshawn was a big steady target whom Brad Johnson liked. It's gonna hurt them the rest of season, especially since not everybody agrees. So short term, it was a bad decision. Long term, I think it was the right thing to do. Even just keeping him the last six games would undermine Jon Gruden's authority and even if they kept it quiet, respect for the coaching staff would be all but lost. It also may send a message to the rest of the Bucs that they need to quit playing like ass or they can be gone, too. And Keyshawn was lettin everybody know he wanted to leave anyway, so why not nip it in the bud since the season is slipping away. Personally, I think they know they ain't makin the playoffs so they might as well try to get rid of this distraction ASAP and salvage next season and any remaining respect for Gruden.
Speaking of Gruden, I've said it before, so I'll post it now. Jon Gruden should mail his Super Bowl ring to Tony Dungy. If Phil Jackson supposedly comes along at the right time then Jon Gruden takes it to a new level. The Bucs got hot right when Dungy left. Luck for Gruden. Now we see that Jon Gruden ain't that good of a coach... but Dungy is. Gruden and everybody gave Dungy his props, but I hope it's reinforced that Gruden did nothing to push them over the edge. He's taken the exact same team that won the Super Bowl and now they might not even make the playoffs. True Alstott is hurt and Jurevicius, but the Bucs weren't doin much of anything before they got hurt. I'm not sayin they should be 9-2, but they definitely shouldn't be 4-6.
If this post is too long, it ain't my fault.
Here's a list of 13 - in no special order - maybe I'll think of 8 more later... What Happened To Dat Boy? - 50 Cent's PIMP - 10 Crack Commandmants - 2Pac's No More Pain - No Limit Soldiers - UGK's Diamonds and Wood - T.I./Neptunes on What's Yo Name -Twista's Adrenaline Rush - Timbo and Jay on Is That Yo Chick and Nigga What, Nigga Who - Lil Flip and David Banner Get Down Like A Pimp (yeah, that's right, Freestyle King H*WOOD's ass!) - Thuggish Ruggish Bone and Foe Da Luv of $...
I'm out like Keyshawn. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Monday, 24 November 2003 01:23 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Tuesday, 25 November 2003 08:19 (twenty-two years ago)
Aiyo, Q S, check it: you know who did you know what to you know who - 3 times. We'll definitely keep that between me and you.
Whoa.
Anyway, I think we're arguing two different points. Is he serious about the album? Absolutely. Is he serious about his singing? Absolutely not. Still, maybe all this we've been arguin is for nothin. Still, if you AT LEAST heard "Roses" I belive you would understand what I'm talkin about. But you ain't gotta answer all those other questions about Pac, I know your answer. Yes, you think Pac is serious. Yes, you think Pac wanted to display his R&B skills. Yes, you're a dumb ass. Yes, you think R. Kelly was serious. Yes, you think R. Kelly thought he was doin the illest shit ever with b-b-b-b-b-b boo boo hoo tee! Yes, you're a MORON. Benefit of the doubt (king) my ass!
By the way, when Eazy and Dre sing "And we'll both ride home in my automobile!" Eazy sings the melody and Dre sings harmony over him, playa. Check it out.
Diminishing credit? This from the man with no clout? HA! Dude, I felt you were lying. I still do. You can tell me you're not ALL YOU WANT. You can tell me you know what was in your head. I don't believe you (you need more people). Why you got to lie? You don't. But I believe you're lying. And based on all the events that unfolded, I don't believe I'm wrong. Why are we still on this, anyway?
Enemy isn't the opposite of hero? No (bleep), Sherlock. But the way you rantin on about Dre 3000, one would say he's your mortal enemy. Just like you claim he's my hero.
Still trying to belittle my taste in music, huh? So it doesn't take much for me to like a song? Why? Cause I don't give a rat's ass about lyrics? Negro, please. I favor production and you don't; that doesn't mean your criteria is more demanding - it's just different. If it didn't take much for me to like a song, I'd be a fan of sorry ass acts like Jae Hood, Diddy, Geto Boys, Nonchalant, and Wish Bone (ahem). Or I'd say something like Nas is supposedly better than Jay-Z, even though Nas has dropped only 2 good albums in his whole career, and Jay has AT LEAST 4. Or I'd rep all those sorry ass acts like Wu Tang or Young Gunz. Or I'd be a fan of Common and Talib Kweli simply cause "they have a message." Or I'd like songs that are supposedly "about something." I ain't the one who came on here reppin Chingy's first two verses on Holidae Inn (ahem). Don't be hatin, playa! I like the song because the beat is wangin. And if YOU don't feel it, fine, but with the airplay it gets, it must be doin somethin right (please spare us all the nonsense about what China, Iraq, and Japan might think - let's keep it within hip hop). As far as the lyrics go, of course they're horrendous, but I enjoy myself everytime I hear that song, so don't hate me cause I can find the humor in the song and you can't. All that hatin, all that hatin. You need to quit that, playa.
As usual, you missed the point. I don't have to pull out ANY lines. You claimed Hey Ya had no point. And as usual, you were wrong. You can post Hey Ya and The Way You Move's lyrics and I'll deconstruct them for you, but make sure they're correct. The last time you posted Southern lyrics, you went to some website and didn't even get the right lyrics, and tried to blame the website. What kind of journalist publicly turns on his source after he finds out he's wrong? Where's the integrity?
"I am going to murk Qoolout by telling him he is dumb." "I am going to encourage Qoolout by telling him he is smart." If you think those are close then we'll just have to agree to disagree... moron.
Say it loud and say it proud. The Skins will be 7-9... probably worse. 10-6 is gone. So gone. Like Monica, playa. Looks like Dan is plottin for a new coach and new O-line. These Redskins...
What was the Magic thinking by firing Doc Rivers. He took one of the sorriest teams and made them a playoff contender. Without T-Mac, them niggas might not even be ranked in the top 10 in the NCAA polls. So what they started out 1-10? Doc done won a Coach of the Year and took em to the playoffs like it wasn't nothin. At least let Doc miss the playoffs before firing him. So as a basketball decision, it seems moronic. But I wonder if this was a basketball decision. I think a lot of times, these coaches win and start gettin bold with the front office people. That seems to be an underlying story when good coaches bounce or get fired. Why else would Rick Carlisle, Paul Silas, or Isiah Thomas get fired/forced out? Byron Scott done got J-Kidd and turned NJ around, and he can't even get an extension. Either Rod Thorn is dumb or Byron done made em mad and ask for like... 1 BILLION dollars (copyright Dr. Evil). George Karl is a prime example, too. He's a proven coach, but he pisses everybody off. So in conclusion, I guess these GMs and owners aren't as stupid as they come across. They may just be extra sensitive bitches, lol.
10-6? More like 6-10... yeah, that was too easy...
I'm out like Cartwright. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Monday, 1 December 2003 02:50 (twenty-two years ago)
Yeah, it doesn't take much for you to like a song. I doubt (but no can't prove) that you knew anything about the production when you heard "skeet skeet." I know I didn't, I just knew that I didn't like it, mainly because cuz kept saying skeet skeet, and I couldn't, although I tried, see the point of it. I assume you on the other hand heard him saying, "Aw, skeet skeet skeet," and just fell in love with it. If we gonna talk about production let's talk about production. I'm speaking about the song, not who and what was behind the scenes. Jae Hood to Wish Bone and all them peeps in between ain't got nothing to do with "skeet skeet." How does their flow excuse them bammas going in the studio and actually recording "Aw skeet skeet skeet?" I guess next you'll say that wasn't serious. If you like it for the production side I can't dispute that, that's you. But I think that makes my point stronger that it doesn't take much for you to like a song. Just my thoughts. And for the record Holidae Inn (the first two verses) is hot. That just goes to show you that I can put aside my dislike. Now before that song, I knew Chingy off the strength of "Right Thurr," which is probably one of your favorites. That song is in my dislike column so I wasn't trying to hear nothing else he had. But I actually listened to the lyrics and although I didn't want to admit it, cuz was flowin'. LOL, "Ching-a-ling equipped with much ding-a-ling/ walked in, I'm on the scene of things." LOL, no them ain't the deepest joints I ever posted, and yes, it ain't even in my character to like his rhymes. But nevertheless, "It's some pretty girls in herre, I hearing whisperin'/ talking bout that's that dude that sing Right Thurr, he glis-ing," is something I surprisingly enjoy. Yes I think Nas is better than Jay, but that's my opinion and we can debate that if you'd like. And China, Iraq, and Japan, ain't nonsense, airplay is airplay. If you are gonna shout about MOST people, I'ma include them. They are people MORON. Lastly, I didn't go to a website that had them lyrics wrong. I just was telling you that's where I got them. I think they were correct. You accused me of altering them and that's when I told you "well, if they were wrong blame the website, not I." And if a person's source is wrong, he or she is supposed to say, I got the wrong info. Only a fool (you) would say something different. You know the lyrics to both of them Outkast songs, so I don't need to post them. You and I know that they ain't talking about nothing overall. Yeah he may say a few things you can piece together, but the song as a whole? Keep lying to yourself.
I conclude that I don't know a thing about football. 7-9 sounds so good right now. The cowgirls are at the top and we are at the bottom. I don't know what to say but clearly I didn't know what was going on; dag, I hate the cowgirls.
― Qoolout, Monday, 1 December 2003 13:57 (twenty-two years ago)
LOL at the album god's son being wack, any Dark Man X album being mentioned in the same sentence as illmatic, nas only dropping two good albums in his career, and quoting ANY bars from that "coming to the stage" ass rapper ludacris...from witnessing these statements and quotes i hearby pronounce you the lamest "rap" consumer ever.
And by the way...2 Wack was an exceptional rhythm and blues artist...he's easily top 10 in my category...my favorite joint was the last track on the 2nd disk of All Eyes On Me....yall niggaz know the chorus..."If you really wanna fuck with meeeeeeee, I'm ready..."
Well, that should do it for me. You niggaz have a nice day.
― The Best, Monday, 1 December 2003 18:23 (twenty-two years ago)
Isn't that sweet? Dunny misses me, lol...
God's Son doesn't have one good song on it. The Cross is aiight and Made You Look's beat is tight, but Nas sucks on it. If not for the remix, it would have been a terrible waste of a good beat. I Can is the worst rap song EVER. Hands down. Take this to the bank: It Was Written and Stillmatic are his only good albums. If you count The Lost Tapes, he might have 3, but I don't count it. It's Dark and Hell is Hot is easily better than Illmatic. Easily. Just like with Pac, if Ludacris sucks so bad, why did Nas do a song with him? I'm actually only the second lamest "rap" consumer ever - I don't rep Cormega, AZ, and Mobb Deep, lol...
Foolout, you're a joke with no clout. Chingy sucks and so do all his verses. None of those lil snipits you posted was tight, and what's even worse, it's along the same lines as Cash Money and all them other niggas you clown! And I think it's funny that it's ok for you to rep Chingy on Holidae Inn, but you try and clown somebody if they like Right Thurr. NEGRO PLEASE! Right Thurr, in my opinion, is aiight. But that's irrelevant. There's nothing good about Chingy's verses in my opinion, but you like em, so who cares? You do since you tryin to talk about people's opinions of music. And what do you mean I ain't know the production when I heard Get Low? As soon as I heard the song, I knew I liked it! What are you talking about? I liked the beat, which is my criteria for liking a song. "Aw skeet skeet" is in the chorus, but that doesn't matter. It bothers you; it doesn't bother me. Jae Hood sucks. He's a fake wanna be Joe Budden/Jada/Styles. That nigga sucks. Nothin else to say man, he fuckin sucks. But you like him, so more power to you. Wish Bone was easily the worst member in BONE. Terrible. All his verses were equal to Aw skeet skeet. And don't get me started on Nonchalant. If you think Nas is better than Jay, that's cool, too. But it seems like it must not take much for you to like a song to think that he's better than Jay cause Nas has 2 horrible songs for every decent one and a few classics here and there. I'll hand it to Nas. He's the Kordell Stewart of rap. When he's on (which is rare) he's tight like McNabb, McNair, and Vick, but when he's off (which is real common), he's off to the tune of 5 interceptions and 3 lost fumbles and 8 sacks. So you cheer for him cause you feel sorry for him and hope he'll turn it around, but he never does consistently. So in my opinion it must not take much for you to like a song if you can stomach some of the crap Nas has put out in his 10 year career and say it's better than Jay's. Especially considering that you don't care much for Illmatic, either.
So I guess the fact that R. Kelly started LAUGHING didn't tell you something about him going "boo oo tee! boo oo tee! boo hoo tee! B-b-b-b-b-boo hoo hoo tee?!" He even laughs on the remix, MORON...
"So since MOST of the world doesn't listen to hip hop, then it must suck, right? Why are we posting? Hip hop sucks because people in Korea and Scotland and Madagascar don't listen to it. We should just stop debating because Pac, Jada, Nas, Em, Luda, Kast, BIG, and Jaysuck anyway because people in Iran and Kuwait and Turkey say so" - Qoolout's logic
Quit tryin to save face. Hey Ya has a point. You didn't get it from those lines, who cares? It still has a point. You were wrong. Face it! And my "deep love" (lol) for Outkast is irrelevant to that. You said a lot of their songs have no point. Now, if by "a lot" you meant 10, then maybe. I thought you meant a lot like 30 or 40 percent of Outkast songs. Then you're way off base. Like I said, all the songs you mentioned have a point. Way You Move and Hey Ya. That Beyonce song ain't an Outkast song. It's a Beyonce song with ONE member from Kast. He guests. And I told you the point of it. Scroll up. Besides, his verse is more in relation to the point of the song than Jay-Z's verse is on Crazy in Love.
I see you didn't respond to the statements that have the similar words but aren't remotely close. Were you murked?
"I knew Chingy off the strength of "Right Thurr," which is probably one of your favorites." LMAO! "I assume you on the other hand heard him saying, "Aw, skeet skeet skeet," and just fell in love with it." LMAO some more. Aw skeet skeet skeet skeet skeet skeet skeet skeet is flippin flames! lol Anyway, since you don't know football, to save face the least you could do is cheer for the Tight Titans...
I'm out like Steve McNair. Or is he? Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Monday, 1 December 2003 23:58 (twenty-two years ago)
It's useless disputing with niggaz whose first hearing of Illmatic was in 2001...lol...of course if you've heard it damn near 10 yrs after it's actual release date it's not going to have replay value compared to todays mainstream HIP POP...I mean the nigga was saying shit on that album that fag rappers today are just beginning to grasp...damn how lame can you be...Also, you've already proved how wack of a "rap" consumer you are by callin All Eyes On Me a classic?....how? when? where?...like Havoc said..."you kick that THUG shit, but in vibe magazine on some LOVE shit"...what a fraud. Any who, is it me or does "ILLMATIC I was boss/IT WAS WRITTEN I flossed, one of the most creative lp's ever to his stores/ In THE FIRM, I learned I AM NASTRADAMUS/ QB'S FINEST/ OOCHIE WALLY faced more problems"...give birth to Jay's chorus on MOMENT OF CLARITY. Well all I can say about this is..."Nas designed ya BLUEPRIENT who you kiddin..." Lastly, once again I could care less about who Nas puts on his remixes(even though he does it mainly to bring in more income, hence past remixes with Missy, Jagged Edge, and Mariah Carey)...Ludacris is still WACK...through three terrible albums...he has shown the world nothing but below average word play, non humerous lyrics, and alot thug shit that he as well as his Chicago(yeah that's his home town...he too is another FRAUD that claims he's from the ATL)natives know isn't near being factual...he is a joke as well as his recycled material ass albums. Oh yeah, I would rather thump some Cormega, AZ, and Mobb Deep, than to live through hell with "We Ridin Spinners, We Riding Spinners...It Don't Stop"...those homos aint riding on nada with they rented ass vehicles...lol...I'm gone
― The Best, Wednesday, 3 December 2003 18:34 (twenty-two years ago)
I think Hillis has something against the Queensbridge housing projects, lol. You are absolutely not feeling any of those niggas from there. I personally would rep AZ, Mega & Mobb Deep before a Ludacris or even a 3'6 Mafia. I don't even see how you cannot like AZ, when Jay-z is the most complementary to his style. In a way I think Jay-z's flow is from AZ's style. Even during his fast rapping days, like you hear some of Jay-z early work, you can see the similarities when you hear AZ on Life's A Bitch. It really kinda surprised me a bit, that you’re not really feeling his styles. I think he is slept on a lot.
I think J-Hood is good... for his age! I'd rather hear him instead of a Lil' Bow Wow, or any other teenager on the mic right now (I think J-Hood is like 19 now). But he really needs to improve on his charisma, he doesn't have any emotion on the mic. You can't tell if he is serious or not. Plus some of his metaphors suck like:
"I got guns bigger than the subs from subway"
WTF is that? He's been doing lines like that for a while now too. Qoolout you should go check out Cassidy, he's better than J-Hood on all levels. He's been getting some good reviews on his album, if that lends any credence towards you possibly giving his album a listen.
Now on to this Black album discussion. I think you missed my point about the Black album Hill. Earlier in my assessment I said in Reasonable doubt he still had that connection to the drug game, in which you felt he was still on the grind. His last few albums have all been a retrospect on his drug game. On Allure I like the way he backtracked to the time he strapped his girl with the crack and sent her on a plane. But the feeling of being there & seeing through retrospect, is the major difference with his flow. Wordplay is great, and I give him props for that. But its just a new gift rap for the same present. He's still saying the same thing, but just saying it with different words. The subject matter has diminished. Its either he ran out of stories, or just kept recycling a style that helped him become successful.
The production is in the top 3 all time on his albums. Not as good as Vol. 2, but maybe better than BP1 & RD. I would have to look on the situation later to have a good look on it.
I had expectations for the album, but that didn't effect my personal thoughts on how the album turned out. Really it wasn't even my personal expectations... He actually said that these things were going to be in there, and it wasn't! I honestly think dude is going to regret going out the way he did in a few years.
Finally I have to say I liked God Son. Nas is by far the best concept rapper of our generation. Who cares if he contradicts himself. Or fabricates his stories, the dude is the best lyricist of this generation of Hip-Hop. Maybe ever! I like The Cross, and Book of Rhymes, Warrior Song, Revolutionary Warfare, Made You Look, Last Real Nigga Alive, Pussy Killz. I think its a good album, bar none. I'll wait to explain totally why I like the album. But its certainly one of the best albums of 2002, IMHO.
― Hollywood (Hollywood), Thursday, 4 December 2003 15:53 (twenty-two years ago)
If All Eyez On Me ain't a classic, then Illmatic isn't close.
Honestly, H*WOOD, I couldn't care less if AZ or Cormega were my cousins, peep the quote at the beginning. That doesn't just describe Cadillac Tah, it describes them, too. If you feel them more than 3-6 or the Freestyle King, then cool, but them niggas impact in hip hop is minimal - actually, it's non exsistent. At least 3-6 has some popular songs. AZ and Cormega don't have shit goin for them other than we seem to know their names. But I couldn't name a good Cormega song to save my life. And as you know, Best has been known to rep Chino XL. I guess he may be the Project Pat for East Coast rap fans, cause Chino XL sucks. And Mobb Deep put out ONE decent album, which I liked one song on. Other than that, their albums have been boo boo which is in line with their "skills." And the only thing AZ has in common with Jay-Z is, well, their names rhyme. Other than that, Jay-Z is nice, and AZ is dick in the bootie.
H*WOOD, God's Son is garbage to me. Again, if you like it, bump it. I ain't hatin. But I need not discuss where Nas lays as a concept rapper. Saying that I'm not a fan of Nas is a little off base. I like a lot of Nas's stuff and I give Nas his props for having a solid fan base, and he probably will go down as one of the top 10, possibly top 5 rappers of all time. HOWEVER... The nigga SHOULD be #1, if you look at his lyrical ability. I think he is extremely overrated, still. For someone who has the potential to spit a classic every time he picks up the mic, he has put out LOTS of garbage. LOTS. A lot of them songs you mentioned on God's Son I think are wack, but that's my opinion. Still, how can you follow up the Made You Look remix with I Can? That's vintage Nas right there. From flames to trash to flames to trash and so on and so forth. From I Gave You Power to Money Is My Bitch. From Blaze A 50 to Nastradamus. From Ether to Hey Nas. From 2nd Childhood to Oochie Wally. I know plenty of good rappers come out with bad songs, but with Nas, his bad songs are just unbearable. I may be the only person on this thread who feels that way, but I can't count the number of people I met who agree with me. I Can is a perfect example of this. I mean, you can diss Southern music all day, but you'd be lying if you said there was a song worse than that. Seriously, no exaggeration, that is the worse rap song I have ever heard. Easily. Hands down. I know it may just be one bad song to others, but to me, it's a microcausm of his entire career.
Nigga, you still usin them lame ass rappers to diss 2Pac? lol
Well, I'm gonr.
No, wait, my bad, I'm still here... This nigga actually quoted Havoc??? lol
I'm out like the Lakers on this win streak and the Redskins on this ferocious L streak that Qoolout loves. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Friday, 5 December 2003 01:56 (twenty-two years ago)
Hey, alright nowAlright now fellows, Yeah!Now what's cooler than bein' cool? Ice Cold!I can't hear ya'I say what's cooler than bein' cool? Ice Cold!Alright, alright, alright, alrightAlright, alright, alright, alrightAlright, alright, alright, alrightAlright, alright, alright, Ok now ladies!And we gonna break this back down in just a few secondsNow don't have me break this thing down for nothin'Now I wanna see y'all on y'all baddest behaviorLend some suga', I am your neighborShake it, shake, shake it, shake itShake it, shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake itShake it, shake it like a Polaroid pictureShake it, shake it, shake it, shh shake it, shake it, got to shake itShake it like a Polaroid Picture[Verse Three - Andre 3000 (Repeating "Shake it" in background)]Now while Beyoncé and Lucy LuiAnd baby dolls, get on the floor(Get on the floor)You know what to do.You know what to do.You. know I do[Chorus]Hey yaHey ya[Chorus continues until fade](If the lyrics are wrong I apologize to you in advance).Let me guess. You like the production, right? Who's the real joke? And that Beyonce song has an Outkast member so I can cite it. Just like "Hey Ya" and "The Way You Move" only have one member. And Jay's verse is way better. If for no other reason than I can actually say he was taking about something. No, it might not be as clear cut as other tracks, but compare it to the Outkast one and then talk to me. And if I don't know football, that still don't mean I don't know "Jack." I ain't cheering for no Titans, lol. Skins til the end of the season BIG BABY, lol. And I'm not sure what you are speaking of when you say I didn't respond. If about the first 12 or 13 words are the same, and the point, and subject are the same, the sentences are similar. These dummies. H-wood, I will check out Cassidy, but what songs do you suggest. Oh yeah, That Kanye West, "Through the Wire" is flames. Is cuz on point like that all the time or is that rare? The Black album is pretty good, but once again is has it's share of nonsense that takes it down a few points with me. I'll get into that later, but does Nas' "Heaven" ( the last song on God's Son) sound like Jay's "My First Song" (the last song on Black Album)? I don't put as much stock into beats as the rest of y'all but this really stood out to me, the 1st time I heard it.
― Qoolout, Friday, 5 December 2003 15:54 (twenty-two years ago)
Negette, you off the chains. I don't care if you rep Chingy or not. I wasn't implying that you repped Chingy. I just found it amusing and hypocritical that you were TRYING to clown me by saying I probably liked "Right Thurr" but still talkin about how hot Chingy's verses are on "Holidae Inn." If you liked his garbage lyrics, then you ain't gotta defend em to me. If you like Jae Hood's piss, er, I mean, lyrics, then go ahead and like em. If you felt Wish Bone is awesome, even though he never spit anything above extremely mediocre, then fine! If you wanna diss Luda, I don't care. Diss 3-6, Outkast, and whoever. I don't care just like you don't. But Ludacris doesn't have a song called "Chicken and Beer." So "I Can" being better than "Chicken and Beer" doesn't make sense to me. Still, I hope you aren't honestly gonna sit here and tell me that "I Can" is better than any song on "Chicken and Beer."I could list off all the tight songs I feel are on C&B, just like all y'all list off the supposed tight songs off God's Son. But I won't. I'll just say you're out your mind if you think Luda can't put out a song better than I Can. Aw skeet skeet skeet is a flippin classic compared to I Can. And Ludacris has three platinum albums. He must be doin SOMETHING right, unlike no name, terrible Jae Hood. You can spit all the nonsense about sales don't mean nothin, but we all know the people who spit that are just pissed because no one likes the garbage artist they rep. Also, Ludacris was featured on the Made You Look remix with Nas and Jadakiss. Nas, Mr. Concept lyricist, and Jadakiss, Mr. Ill like Will was. So you mean to tell me that Jada and Nas are two cold ass lyricists and they picked Ludacris to be on that song, but Ludacris has no skills? Negro please! Ludacris gets plenty of love and respect from all the top lyricists in rap. Best has clowned Luda as much as you, but even he admitted he felt Luda more than Jada on the Made You Look remix (with me up on it). That doesn't mean Luda is better than Jada, but if Best found one good thing to say about Luda, then you have to at least give Luda some props. I find it hard to believe - nah, flip that - it's MORONic for someone to claim that Ludacris has no skills, but two of today's most skilled rappers found him nice enough to flow with. AND they came with some of they hardest flows! If he was so sorry, why would Nas bring the fire at the end like he did? Just because you don't like him, or any of the predominantly East Coast lovers of this thread don't either, doesn't mean he has no skills. It just means the East Coast bias in here is high.
How in the flip are you just gonna post Andre 3000's ad libs and try and pass em off as a 3rd verse? Small Clout, you're not just a joke; you're a jack ass! He's not even singing on that part you claimed is the 3rd verse. It doesn't even rhyme! Are you stoned? Plastered? Stoned and plastered? It looks like you've lost your common sense along with your clout. Niggas ad lib at the end of they songs all the time. They give shout outs and say stuff that may not have had anything to do with the song at all. You gon try and post like they was verses. FLIP OUTTA HERE! I know my posts be FLIPPIN FLAMES, but you ain't gotta do dumb ish to try and match wits with me, lol. It was pretty obvious what the first two verses were and that there are only TWO verses in the song. Obvious to everybody but you. "Now all Beyonces and Lucy Lius get on the floor..." HA! You thought that was a verse?! LMAO! Come on, Hey Ya (wanna be but not at all) expert! Oh wait, was that the internet site's fault that you thought that was a real verse? lol
I know you can't see me or hear me, but I wasn't trying to act like you should have gotten it. Hell, I was confused when I first heard it, too. I wasn't sure if he thought monogamous relationships were good or bad. I actually read the topic in a magazine when he was speaking in on the subject. All I was saying is that it does have a point. I wasn't trying to act like it was easy to get. But you were implying that no educated man or woman could possibly gather the topic. That's not true. If they listened to the TWO (not three) REAL (not made into verses by Qoolout) VERSES (not the ad lib), it could be figured out. Maybe not. But again, all this is a smokescreen to the real issue... YOU WERE STILL WRONG! Hey Ya has a point. Nothin else to say man, you were wrong.
Uh, no, playa, that would be your logic. When I said most people liked the Pass the C beat based on the airplay, YOU (not me, YOU) brought in people in Iraq and China and Egypt not liking it cause they don't play hip hop there. I didn't make it clear that I was talking within the scope of hip hop fans, and for that I apologize, but when I told you that I meant in the scope of hip hop fans, you said I couldn't do that. YOU (not me, YOU) said that we had to include the people in Korea and Japan. YOU said that. Not me. YOU. YOU said that most people don't like it cause people in Indonesia and New Zealand didn't like it. YOU said that. So if they don't like Pac, Nas, BIG, Jay, and Jada (I'll leave out Kast and Luda for you) therefore we can't debate about them because of people in Denmark and Nigeria not hearing it. We can't talk about Pac and Jada within the scope of hip hop. We gotta talk about Iceland, Mexico, Argentina, and Panama. You brought up all those people. You opened up that can of worms. YOU (not me). I even asked you to spare us that nonsense, but you said "No, we can't. We gotta talk about people in Chile and Sudan, blah, blah, blah..." Yeah, this is clearly your logic, cause I'm only discussing this in the realm of hip hop fans. You can wonder about country fans and neo Nazis and Taliban members and dead people and devil worshippers and ghosts and whatever the hell you wanna bring in to the argument. If you care what they think, then you care to your heart is content, BIG BABY. As for me and my house, we gon talk within the scope of hip hop fans. And just for fun, how do you know they don't play hip hop in those other countries?
In the sentences I posted, the subject and point weren't the same, MORON. Thus, you don't need to respond because you are murked (as Jada would say).
10 is not a lot when you got out about 100 songs... these DC gays.
Why not cheer for them Tight Titans? Cheer for a winner for once...
I'm out like Small Clout. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Saturday, 6 December 2003 02:27 (twenty-two years ago)
Flippin Titans lost. Nothin else to say, man. Flippin Titans lost. The Redskins won, so at least somebody in here should be filled with cheer and shout out with glee. Anyway, I'm here to discuss the BCS and the events that unfolded this football weekend. THANK YOU, LORD! If the BCS isn't the dumbest thing ever invented, then I don't know what is. First of all, I been saying all along Oklahoma ain't that good, they just benefit from a weak ass conference. The Big 12 has always been overrated and is even more so now, thanks to Nebraska's dominance in the 90's (when HOLLA was in). So what they rolled up on Texas and Oklahoma State? Texas is ALWAYS overrated - in fact, the reason they're 5th is beyond me since they got waxed by Oklahoma AT THEY OWN HOUSE and Arkansas served em AT THEY OWN HOUSE! Oklahoma State sucks but at least their ranking shows it. Oklahoma's toughest game was at Alabama, an SEC team that went 4-7, and Oklahoma should have lost. All that OU is the best ever nonsense had me wanting to smack these analysts! Second, I haven't been impressed with the teams USC has beaten, either. Their biggest win was against Wash State, and they suck, too. So what they beat up on Hawaii, soory ass Notre Dame and whatever wack team they beat. But at least when I watch USC, Mike WIlliams comes away looking like the truth. And LSU, in my opinion, plays in the toughest conference and gets penalized for beating a top ten team twice. The BCS is garbage. College football is garbage. They need a playoff and hopefully the K State disaster will put us closer to said playoff system so all these Big 12 and Pac 10 teams will quit beatin on they own sorry selves and have to play real competition outside their garbage conferences like FSU, UT, Miami, and Florida decide to do. Oklahoma didn't schedule one tough nonconference game, nor did USC. With a playoff, teams from the Big Ten and SEC and the new look ACC won't get punished for having to consistently play GOOD teams within their conference.
Here go some more beats I forgot about... Jadakiss/Alchemist on We Gon Make It - Project Pat/Three 6 on I Choose You - Camron/Just Blaze on Oh Boy and Nas's 2nd Childhood...
I'm out like my Tight Titans. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Sunday, 7 December 2003 22:15 (twenty-two years ago)
Hollyhood, I guess you're right dun, you can't dispute with that dude's opinions even if they're garbage. Also, look at this niggaz reasons for him not feeling Nas....lol....What nerve this guy has for criticizing an aritst for picking his/her singles. Let me explain something...I CAN was not meant to be a lyrical, metaphorical, or flowing wise masterpiece, nor go down in history as one of the greatest hip hop songs ever. Nas is 30 years old with a pre-teen daughter. This song was made for individuals like her, hence all of the children in the video. Also, today's HIP POP is so watered down with the "hustler this, thug that" gimmicks that it was only official to put this album out. Nas has been GOING AGAINST THE GRAIN his entire career, and that's why he stands out from every other artist. And on ILLMATIC he said "..versatile, my style switches like a faggot", so that should have hinted niggaz at what type of artist he was going to be...UNLESS YOUR FIRST HEARING OF ILLMATIC WAS IN 2001...lol...Nas does not and has never followed the "FORMULA" to making a "HIT RECORD", so that's why he can go from putting out a STREET DREAMS to an IF I RULED THE WORLD or from a GOT YOURSELF A GUN to an inspirational ONE MIC...it's nothing. On the other hand, lets take wack ass Ludacris for example, he's a perfect "FORMULA RAPPER"...this niggaz first single...FANTASY(or whatever the hell this gay shit was) sounds mad similar to his latest single STAND UP...yeah the choruses are different, but he spits about the same non-comical, "in the club", "i got all the hoes" garbage. I aint knockin his sales because the nigga does 3 mil every time he drops, but sales don't make an aritst it's his or her work...and this dude's work stinks big time.
Also, who cares if you've met people who feel the same way about Nas as you do. Nigga look where you reside...lol...I can say the same thing about Southern cRAP when I'm back at home also. And come on, you can't be serious about naming a song that's worse than I CAN(even though I CAN isn't bad)...where do you want me to start...How about MINNIE THE MOOCHER by 2 Wack Shakur...now that's one of the lamest joints not only in hip hop, but in music peiod.
Oh yeah, I quoted half of the duo that lyrically destroyed ya favorite rapper. I mean you quote homos like Eightball, MJG, and Pimp C...so what's ya point?
I'm gone...
― The Best, Monday, 8 December 2003 18:18 (twenty-two years ago)
― i aint the madd rapper but im mad at rap niggas, Monday, 8 December 2003 18:37 (twenty-two years ago)
Madd rapper. Naw I ain’t hear nor do I believe that. Simply because I ain’t never heard them spit nothing like Nas. I did hear them spit verses that I was feeling, but if you wrote all of Nas’ stuff then your stuff should be just as tight, right?
This bamma came up in MY home and beat me 3 times in Madden. That clown. Well, he will be invited back and I'ma wear him out the next time.
― Qoolout, Tuesday, 9 December 2003 04:27 (twenty-two years ago)
These clowns... Two flippin clowns...
Ok, Clown #1 (aka Foolout), you are a MORON. I have since come to the conclusion that you haven't actually heard Hey Ya or even seen the video. You're so embarassed that you were WRONG about Hey Ya not having a point, you're trying to turn the whole song into a verse just to support your INCORRECT conclusion. YOU WERE WRONG! WRONG! WRONG! WRONG! Quit makin up verses! Quit goin to websites and gettin more WRONG info and trying to pass it off as fact! YOU ARE/WERE/WILL CONTINUE TO BE WRONG! WRONG! INCORRECT! You made a major FAUX PAS! WRONG! YOU ARE NOT RIGHT! lol
<> "Yeah?" <> "ICE COLD!" <> "ICE COLD!" - Look, ASS, that is simply Andre speaking to the band. That's absolutely NOT a verse! And rather than post the next part, I'll let you know he begins speaking to the ladies in the crowd. If you saw the video you should know this. Speaking to band members and people in the crowd is NOT a verse. So then he starts going shake it and shake it like a polaroid picture and sayin all right over and over again. True, you can call it wack and pointless, but it's not a verse. He's speaking to the ladies in the crowd. Then here's where you baffle me with your stupidity. "Now all Beyonce's and Lucy Liu's get on the floor... (Get on the floor! You know what to doo-oo-ooo...)" That is NOT a verse. You're a dumb ass! HE'S NOT SINGING! In the video, it's his altar ego on bass guitar talking into the mic. He's talking to all the ladies in the crowd. Then the lead singer goes "Get on the floor..." That's not a verse. Yes, it's a flippin ad lib. The first two verses are clear cut but all of a sudden the 3rd verse is only 10 words? F OUTTA HERE with your stupidity!When did I ever say I liked Right Thurr? Find it. Post it. Better yet, forget it because you won't find it MORON! I said it was aiight. And the only reason I say it's aiight is because I've heard it 5 million times and I've gotten used to it. Shit like "Gimme what you got for a pork chop" may be tight to Chingy fans like yourself, but I thought it was wack. Also, I like Holidae Inn. Ludacris, Snoop, and the beat are flippin flames. I just wasn't impressed by Chingy's mediocre lyrics ("I walked out the bathroom still smiling, blah, blah, wildin, yadda yadda lookin like a island") - like I said, you being a Chingy fan with your high music standards, I'm glad you found a lyricist who "raps about something" and doesn't "write his raps in 10 minutes." Bamma.I'm glad you were confused about that Japan and Saudi Arabia logic, too. Now you know how I felt when YOU brought it up...You haven't spit any "truths" about Outkast or Ludacris. You have either spit your opinion or you've spit something wrong. Name me ONE thing you said about Luda that was true and not just your Chingy lovin opinion. And did you even read the two sentences I posted? How in the world can you claim the subject and point were the same? Explain yourself. Unless you're scared and then I would understand..."Okay I know what "I Can" is about, now explain "Skeet Skeet." - QJS Do you REALLY want me to explain it? Or do you want an avenue to ramble on about this one part of the song that doesn't connect for you? Cause I explained Hey Ya and you still haven't shut up! Ah well, bleep it, "Get Low" (skeet skeet) is about going to the club and tellin the ladies to dance or "get low." Now just because this one line or one part might not follow along doesn't mean that's not what the song is about. I think it's clear; I didn't need to read up on it. How you could listen to the song and miss that, I don't know, but you did, so I explained it to you. So now that you know the point, you probably like it now, right?Oh, well, now on to Clown #2. Actually, clown #2 doesn't deserve a response. But I reponded to Boob, I guess I can respond to this dickhead who DISSES DA DIRTY but CHOOSES to live here, lol... "What nerve this guy has for criticizing an aritst for picking his/her singles." - Bestina LMAO! I say old chap, this strapping young lad hath offended us with his nerve and audacity... LMAO! I see English as a Second Language is going well..."Half of the duo that lyrically destroyed your favorite rapper..." Let's see, since Mobb Deep got embarrased/clowned/murdered on Hit Em Up and decided to drop the extremely terrible "Leave A Diamond Near Em" or whatever the hell it is, their career went to the toilet. They have dropped the terrible Hell On Earth and Quiet Storm and gotten dissed by Nas and have been completely forgotten about. 2Pac, on the other hand, has been elevated in status and he has continued to get platinum plaques over 7 years since his death. Now Chino XL had no career to begin with, but Mobb Deep did. And it's been destroyed. They were wack anyway, but 2Pac came and put em out their misery. But you and the 10 people who still like Mobb Deep can keep quotin "Put A Ruby By Em" and all their other terrible lyrics... And I couldn't care less if Nas has a preteen daughter. The song still sucks. It's still the worst rap song of all time. Easily. Now if you don't like Luda, I don't care, but FANTASY and STAND UP aren't about the same thing. The former is about sex, the latter about the club. But still, Nas HAS been going against the grain his entire career. We keep expecting classics, and he keeps delivering trash, lol...I'm out like these two clowns and all their nonsense. Peace!― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Wednesday, 10 December 2003 19:24 (twenty-two years ago)
When did I ever say I liked Right Thurr? Find it. Post it. Better yet, forget it because you won't find it MORON! I said it was aiight. And the only reason I say it's aiight is because I've heard it 5 million times and I've gotten used to it. Shit like "Gimme what you got for a pork chop" may be tight to Chingy fans like yourself, but I thought it was wack. Also, I like Holidae Inn. Ludacris, Snoop, and the beat are flippin flames. I just wasn't impressed by Chingy's mediocre lyrics ("I walked out the bathroom still smiling, blah, blah, wildin, yadda yadda lookin like a island") - like I said, you being a Chingy fan with your high music standards, I'm glad you found a lyricist who "raps about something" and doesn't "write his raps in 10 minutes." Bamma.
I'm glad you were confused about that Japan and Saudi Arabia logic, too. Now you know how I felt when YOU brought it up...
You haven't spit any "truths" about Outkast or Ludacris. You have either spit your opinion or you've spit something wrong. Name me ONE thing you said about Luda that was true and not just your Chingy lovin opinion. And did you even read the two sentences I posted? How in the world can you claim the subject and point were the same? Explain yourself. Unless you're scared and then I would understand...
"Okay I know what "I Can" is about, now explain "Skeet Skeet." - QJS Do you REALLY want me to explain it? Or do you want an avenue to ramble on about this one part of the song that doesn't connect for you? Cause I explained Hey Ya and you still haven't shut up! Ah well, bleep it, "Get Low" (skeet skeet) is about going to the club and tellin the ladies to dance or "get low." Now just because this one line or one part might not follow along doesn't mean that's not what the song is about. I think it's clear; I didn't need to read up on it. How you could listen to the song and miss that, I don't know, but you did, so I explained it to you. So now that you know the point, you probably like it now, right?
Oh, well, now on to Clown #2. Actually, clown #2 doesn't deserve a response. But I reponded to Boob, I guess I can respond to this dickhead who DISSES DA DIRTY but CHOOSES to live here, lol...
"What nerve this guy has for criticizing an aritst for picking his/her singles." - Bestina
LMAO! I say old chap, this strapping young lad hath offended us with his nerve and audacity... LMAO! I see English as a Second Language is going well...
"Half of the duo that lyrically destroyed your favorite rapper..." Let's see, since Mobb Deep got embarrased/clowned/murdered on Hit Em Up and decided to drop the extremely terrible "Leave A Diamond Near Em" or whatever the hell it is, their career went to the toilet. They have dropped the terrible Hell On Earth and Quiet Storm and gotten dissed by Nas and have been completely forgotten about. 2Pac, on the other hand, has been elevated in status and he has continued to get platinum plaques over 7 years since his death. Now Chino XL had no career to begin with, but Mobb Deep did. And it's been destroyed. They were wack anyway, but 2Pac came and put em out their misery. But you and the 10 people who still like Mobb Deep can keep quotin "Put A Ruby By Em" and all their other terrible lyrics... And I couldn't care less if Nas has a preteen daughter. The song still sucks. It's still the worst rap song of all time. Easily. Now if you don't like Luda, I don't care, but FANTASY and STAND UP aren't about the same thing. The former is about sex, the latter about the club. But still, Nas HAS been going against the grain his entire career. We keep expecting classics, and he keeps delivering trash, lol...
I'm out like these two clowns and all their nonsense. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Wednesday, 10 December 2003 19:24 (twenty-two years ago)
Ok, I don't know what the bleep happened with those bars. They may be unlinkable. Half is in italics and I have no idea how I did it. It probably had somethin to do when I posted Hey Ya's lyrics.
<> "Yeah?" <> "ICE COLD!" <> "ICE COLD!"
What it's supposed to say is...
(Andre) All right now fellows!(Band) Yeah!(Andre) Now what's cooler than bein cool?(Band) Ice Cold!(Andre) I can't hear ya, I say what's cooler than bein' cool?(Band) Ice Cold!
Anyway, I thought of two more tight beats. Dr. Dre on Xxplosive and Eminem's Superman.
Niggas could name their favorite fit "HILLIS" and still couldn't wear me out. In Madden.
I'm out like fit. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Wednesday, 10 December 2003 19:38 (twenty-two years ago)
― 22, Friday, 12 December 2003 07:22 (twenty-two years ago)
― 22, Friday, 12 December 2003 07:24 (twenty-two years ago)
― d k (d k), Friday, 12 December 2003 07:31 (twenty-two years ago)
― d k (d k), Friday, 12 December 2003 07:32 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Friday, 12 December 2003 08:02 (twenty-two years ago)
See arguing with you is moronic because you always post lies! And when you get called about em you always want someone to excuse you or you make up excuses why it wasn't your fault and blah, blah, blah... Peep this, Jack:
"You asked "when did I ever say Right Thurr is a good song?" (When did I ever say you did?)" - QS 12/12/03
I NEVER SAID THAT! This is why you lose credibility and clout. You quote people but they never say what you quote.
"When did I ever say I liked Right Thurr? Find it. Post it. Better yet, forget it because you won't find it MORON!" H3K 12/10/03
What's SAD is that you have to make up quotes to support your already swiss cheese ass arguments. I see that you're an up and coming journalist which is why when you fail to get the real story you make stuff up. One day when you're a seasoned veteran you'll be able to focus on the facts, but right now, a newspaper would NEVER hire you. You're a walking libel case!
Fine, don't argue about Luda. But I got one more thing to say about Jae Hood and Wish and I'll leave them alone as well. It's amusing how you TRY and clown Luda for soundin the same all the time, but then rep niggas like Jae Hood who always have to tell people how nice they are with a gun. Oh no, I better not bleep with Jae Hood cause he'll grab his gun and shoot me! I know this because he's always telling me this. New beat, same topic. That's the only difference between East Coast rap and DA SOUTH. Everybody raps about the same thing, save a few artists here and there. We rap about the club; they rap about the streets. And it seems the streets is all about how you handle a gun. Whoop dee damn doo! You can shoot a gun, Jae Hood. Flippin wow! And as far as Wish Bone??? HA! "Yeah Wish ain't doing nothing now, but that doesn't take away what he brought to the game." - QJS... HA HA HA HA HA HA! What Wish brought to the game??? NEGRO PLEASE! When your ONLY contribution to rap is "Man, I miss my Uncle Charles y'all" and going "Pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop" on No Surrender, you need to find something else in life to claim as accomplishments. LMAO! The sad thing is, I bet it took more than 10 minutes for him to think of saying "pop pop" 10 times.
You're an idiot. You obviously didn't read the sentences. The verbs aren't the same. The verbs aren't even similar. See what I'm sayin? A libel case waitin to happen...
Where does Luda rank on my personal list? I'd say he'd be in the top 15 right now. In your heart, mind, body, and soul you GOTTA be upset that people feel Luda to the tune of 10 million sold and all the rantin and hatin you do in this East Coast biased thread doesn't make you right. (Yeah, there's a bias in here, MORON!)
Well, your incoherent format of posting that last part of Hey Ya confused me and I thought you meant that the last verse was just the part about Beyonce and Lucy Liu. But what do you mean it "may" not be a verse? lol, still can't admit you got bad info and are WRONG, huh? Sad. Just sad.
"I ain't come to talk, I ain't come to sit, what I came for was to find out who I'm gon hit..." - Chingy
LOL, I bet B.I.G. would be jealous of the masterful wordplay and the ill lyrics of one of Qoolout's favorite rappers.
I'm out like Chingy's tight lyrics. Peace!
Now, I'll leave
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Friday, 12 December 2003 20:10 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Monday, 15 December 2003 15:44 (twenty-two years ago)
― ben welsh (benwelsh), Monday, 15 December 2003 16:12 (twenty-two years ago)
Ben Welsh, mention rap no mo. Foolout don't wanna see this bro flow... lol
QOOLOUT, YOU CANNOT READ! Are you weeded? Sh*tfaced? Weeded and sh*tfaced? GO back and look at what you said on December 12th regarding me and Right Thurr. Here is what you said WORD FOR WORD:
Lemme break it down for you. QOOLOUT said that HILLIS said "When did I ever say Right Thurr is a good song?" Do you follow MORON? That's what YOU said. You did not get my words right AT ALL. You (as usual) were WRONG. I know you think getting two or three words right keeps the original meaning BUT THAT'S NOT ALWAYS TRUE! As a journalist, you should know this! Do you follow? THAT'S NOT WHAT I SAID! I said something different, and I know you got a few (key word: few) words right, but you changed the meaning of what I said! You said that I said something I did not say. Quit quotin me and trying to change my words around! Or at least admit that you don't know what I said and you're just making up quotes. Because that's what you do anyway, so why not put out that disclaimer so I'll quit expecting you to be truthful? I guess "aiight" to you means "like." Why? I dunno. I clearly explained that the only reason I say it's aiight is because I've gotten used to it because I heard it a million times. Still, you like picking out one or two words and ignoring the other 100 I say, so I can see how that confuses YOU. I neither like nor dislike the song. If it comes on I don't have to change the channel, but I certainly don't try and find it. I know you wanna try and find as many people as possible to like your up and coming all star, but I don't. Nothin else to say man, Chingy's wack!
Foolout, you can't just cut out half of my sentences and then try and post them as my argument! I'm so "gung ho" because you just pickin a few words in a sentence and tryin to pass em off as something I said. If I cut out half of your sentences and changed the meaning of your argument, you'd throw a fit! You didn't find anything remotely close. You found some words that matched. The meanings were TOTALLY different. The meanings of the two statements are not remotely close. One is stupid and illogical. The other is valid and well supported. So if you think sentences are remotely close because they have some similar words then that's YOUR dumb ass conclusion. That doesn't make me wrong because your logic makes no sense!
Dude, I don't bring up Wish and Jae Hood cause you diss Luda. I bring up them counterfeit ass rappers because you said it must not take much for me to like a song. Well, I contend that it must not take much for YOU to like a song if you reppin them wack ass niggas! And all them BONE songs you mentioned were tight... but it damn sure wasn't because WISH was on it! Also, in all your rambling about Wish Bone, you didn't notice you made a huge error. WISH BONE ISN'T EVEN ON "FOE DA LUV OF $!" LMAOWMXA! Wish doesn't spit ONE verse, JACKASS! The constant in all those other songs is that the OTHER members of BONE were in it. Wish was just they lame ass homie they put on the other tight songs cause they felt sorry for his wack rhymin ass...
You're a joke! Are you seriously whining cause I said Chingy was one of your favorite rappers? (I never said he was your favorite - I challenge you to find it ASS) I thought it was obvious I was being sarcastic, kind of like when you said Right Thurr was one of my favorites or I just fell in love with Get Low when I heard him say Aw skeet skeet. But you missed it. So now YOU admit you lied when you said Right Thurr is one of my favorites. Admit you LIED when you said I fell in love with Aw skeet skeet. Lyin ass bamma.
Still on Hey Ya? Now it doesn't have a point because of the ad libbing? lol You're pathetic. You still can't admit you were wrong? I thought I was the one who was supposed to have trouble with that? lol I guess My First Song on The Black Album has no point because of all the shout outs Jay does at the end. The shout outs are longer than the verses! I think it clearly has a point, but to you it must not. And if you're wondering why I brought up My First Song, it's because it is an EXAMPLE used to illustrate my point!
You can get a job at magazine and newspaper. I'm sorry, I didn't know the Qlown Qollege Register counted... lol
I'll break down your list of artists vs. Luda like so...
Pac (Pac is better)Biggie (Biggie is better)Jada (Tie. Although Jada has more potential, I'm gonna need him to stop bein so fire on everybody else's stuff and all his albums being pure doo doo)Nas (I like Luda more, but Nas has done more and has more respect so I'll give it to Nas)Jay (I like em the same but again Jay has done more, so I'll give it to Jay)Em (Eminem is better)Lauryn (I assume you mean Lauryn Hill. Anyway, Lauryn has ONE fire ass album, but ain't done nothin since. Luda is better)Scarface (I like Luda more, but just like Nas, Scarface is deep in the game, so Face is better)Cam (Flip outta here! Cam'ron? And you say Luda has no point? Do you ever listen to Cam'ron? Good grief! That slow ass, same sound, unconnected rhyme style can be amusing at times, but don't mistake it for being tight! Luda is better)LL (LL Cool J? I see this is the point where your list gets wack. LL ain't been good since 1989. Luda is clearly better)Eve (What do you think?)50 (Like Lauryn Hill, one fire album doesn't make him better. And you supposedly don't like 50. I say tie)DMX (Tie. If based on It's Dark, DMX is ten times better, but I can't ignore Depression and all his other garbage)Kanye West (Flip outta here. Someone is reaching. Kanye West is average at best. Luda is better)Joe B (Luda. Joe Budden is on Kanye West's level)Beans (Tie. I used to say Beans was better than Jay, but it's been a while since he came with the fire)Bleek (Ok, this why it must not take much for you to like a song. Memphis Bleek sucks. Ludacris is 100 times better than Bleek. Name 5 good Bleek songs that don't have Jay spittin flames on them. Actually don't even waste your time. Memphis Bleek? What the flip ever...)
"Bamma I only listen to his verse if I'm a passenger in the BACK seat. Otherwise I turn before he can even say, "Stop drop ka-boom." ROTMuthaflippinFLMMuthaflippinAOWMXMuthaflippinA!!!!!! Now THAT'S some funny ish...
I'm out like Stop, drop, ka-boom. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Monday, 15 December 2003 21:15 (twenty-two years ago)
First and foremost....LAUGH MY FUCKING ASS OFF(yeah, it has to be written out for this garbage) at this dude picking Nas, Jay, and Face over that homo ONLY because of longevity. From the above typed trash, your hip hop/rap credibility is non existent. Also, please let me know HOW in the hell is saying "don't one of you niggaz got sickle cell or something...fuck around with me and have a seizure" EMBARRASS/CLOWN/OR MURDER anyone?...especailly coming from that homo thug...aiyo whiteboy(didn't think I forget now did you?) remove 2 Wack's deceased scrotum from your tonsils...PLEASE!!
I'm gone or out like this dude "saying"/typing the word "flames" and being from Tennessee...get the hell outta here flunkie
― The Best, Thursday, 18 December 2003 00:47 (twenty-two years ago)
Shouldn't you be off somewhere postin how Nas and Kelis shit all over Jay-Z and Beyonce? lol "Jay-Z kick that thug shit, but with Beyonce on that Crazy In Love shit..." Ya kockblowin kanedropper - did you think I'd forget your dad works for semen? Anyway, I just want to let you know that your hip hop credibilty gets stronger everytime you rep Mobb Deep and Chino over 2Pac. ASS. Ok, let's be honest. Ludacris actually has a career. He has fans. You know, people that actually buy his music, and would pay to see him? He'd have a huge turnout if he did a concert. Mobb Deep? Come on, now. You and 3 other sorry ass niggas MIGHT show up to hear their 4 good songs. And I'm sure you'd be screamin for "Throw A Pearl To Em." But let's see, them niggas careers are over. They BEEN over. Now there are two possible explanations - either they just fuckin sucked or Pac murdered them. Personally, I think it's all of the above, but hey, that's just me. But you take your pick. You obviously don't think Pac murdered them so they must just fuckin suck! And why you keep swearin up and down that lame ass diss was any good is beyond me. They ain't even say his name! Homos. Hell, even Nas danced all over Prodigy's corpse - and no one really cared anyway. Well, at least YOU still pay the dead your respects...
Did you seriously just call me a "flunkie?" And you're right: niggas from DA SOUTH would never use the GAY (extreme emphasis on the word GAY) ass term "flames." I only use it on this thread. Looks like someone still can't tell when he's the butt of a joke, lol
But you ain't even the reason I was on here to post. Blame it on Ben Welsh and a drunken stupor while I drop ole boy like King Koopa...
"Uh, uh, uh, you ain't no real debater; it's gettin harder to pretend/with ya retarded ass arguments that's hard to comprehend//incoherent, illogical, irrational, irrelevant//but that's you, not me, I post with top notch intelligence//I see through your weak points like fake boobs on Pamela Lee/you ain't no journalist; you an up and coming bamma to me//made up quotes expose your well thought out lies/so it's too easy to see your impending demise//save your falsehood talk, I deal with the truth like Christians/"Integrity" is clearly a class that you missed, man//I know you won't be able to handle the flippin flames I'm firin/don't get mad - The New York Times is hirin//they got space for lying journalists so you'll fit right in/you can ride to work on a little school bus with the other "Can't Get Right" men//argument wise, you a Ho J Simpleton, a Johnnie Little Cockman/in the Dow Jones of debate, you're an unstable stock, man..."
Al Michaels: Wow! Hillis just embarassed Qoolout, John.John Madden: You see, Al, I don't know why Qool would challenge Hillis. You'd have to file that decision under stupid.Al: Wait, John, what is Hillis doing?John: Well, he's fumblin around by his computer...Al: John, I think he just pulled out a cell phone!John: What?Al: Yeah, he's making a call on his cell phone!John: Well, there's somethin you don't see everyday! First, Hillis murks him on the mic. And then BOOM! He whips out the cell phone and calls people to let him know that he murked him.Al: He should probably expect a heavy fine from the thread for excessive celebration.John Madden: Well, yeah, first Hillis murks him. And then WHAP! He gets hit with a fine. But let's talk about the real issue here, Al. Hillis is on his way to the Lyrical Playoffs and Debate Bowl. But it's displays like that by Qoolout that help you see why he's 4 - 6.
I'm out like fines on Chad Johnson and Joe Horn. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Thursday, 18 December 2003 04:29 (twenty-two years ago)
And another thing.................................................................................................... sorry ass Redskins.
I'm out like Dallas with a W from FedEx. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Thursday, 18 December 2003 04:42 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Friday, 19 December 2003 05:34 (twenty-two years ago)
When I went to www.Iwannareadsomeraps.com, nothing happened! What's the deal? lol
Watch closely. Pay attention. You're about to have your dumb ass argument flipped on you. YOU (not me, YOU) claim that since I don't change the station when Right Thurr comes on, I must like Right Thurr. This is what YOU claim. Now, watch this. You CLAIM to not like Sean Paul. You also CLAIM that when Beyonce's Baby Boy comes on, you suffer through Sean Paul's part to hear Beyonce. Now this contradicts your theory. So you must like Sean Paul's part on Baby Boy since you don't change the station when it's on. And don't gimme that bull that you suffer through him to hear Beyonce, because you clearly stated that you'll change the station on someone you don't like quicker than one can say "Stop, drop, ka-boom." Damn. That was TOO easy!
5 good Luda verses? Easy! Made You Look remix, his verse on We Got (which features your boy Chingy), his verse on Gossip Folks, his verses on Saturday, his verse on Growing Pains, his verse on Freaky Thangs his verse on Break Somethin, his second verse on the intro to Word of Mouf, his verse on the intro to Chicken and Beer, his verse on - ah, fuck it. Any verse he spits is better than Memphis flippin Bleek. That nigga sucks. His two best songs are "Is That Yo Chick?" and "Hey Papi" which are ORIGINALLY solo cuts by Jay. And fortunately for Bleek, the beats were done by Timbaland so it didn't matter how terrible his flow was/is. Now, you explain to me what songs or verses you heard that made you put Memphis sorry ass Bleek on that list of people supposedly better than Luda?
No, that Busta and Pharrell song is weak and I wouldn't be caught dead with Wackpot. And just to let you know how stupid you can sound, check out your review of Chingy. You said you only heard 2 of his songs. You said he be flowin on one, but you didn't like the other. You like 50% of what you've heard by Chingy, but you say he's wack. You tryin to clown somebody if they buy Jackpot but you like half of what you heard by the nigga. What kind of shit is that?!
I think both Outkast members are better than Luda. I think Luda is better than F-A-B-O. I think Luda and Snoop are tied because Snoop has the longevity, but he had one fire album when he first came out and pretty much he's been like a token guest for today's rappers because of his success in 1993.
Sigh. You're just a reflection of the no talent teams you rep.
I'm out like www.Iamoutlike.com. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Friday, 19 December 2003 22:12 (twenty-two years ago)
― Jay Kid (Jay K), Friday, 19 December 2003 22:26 (twenty-two years ago)
― Jay Kid (Jay K), Friday, 19 December 2003 22:35 (twenty-two years ago)
― i aint the madd rapper but im mad at rap niggas, Saturday, 20 December 2003 02:25 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Monday, 22 December 2003 23:39 (twenty-two years ago)
Qool, it's been a while since we've had one of these, but we may be on the verge of slowin down and havin a real convo. Well, actually, you gotta spare me this one part about Baby Boy... Now, you said earlier, "I agree sometimes you gotta suffer through the storm. Baby Boy is a song that proves it, because now I can at least tolerate it..." on 10/25/03 But now, you only watch the video and change the station. Well, Qoolout, I'm not gonna say you have to have it one way or another. I'll give you some leeway. Things change. True? You probably didn't like the song simply because Sean Paul was messin it up and you probably didn't get to fully appreciate Beyonce's fireness. But then you saw Beyonce's super fine ass in the video and found a reason to listen to the whole song, and you realized that Beyonce's part is fire. So then you could tolerate it. Now maybe Sean Paul's wackness has crept in, so now you don't only listen, you wanna watch the video. Who knows? But it ain't that serious. It ain't that serious with me and Right Thurr, either. I didn't like it when it first came out, but there were times when I heard it and I couldn't change the channel, or it'd be too convenient to run out of the club. So I learned to tolerate it. So now I'm immune to it. Ya feel me, kid?
Timbo and Bleek are two different kinds of wack. Tim has goofy, terrible lyrics, and his style just makes me laugh and say, "Did a 10 year old write this?" So I can tolerate his because he has ACKNOWLEDGED he can't rap and I don't take his lyrics seriously. Memphis Bleek is wack because he tries at that whole lyrical thing. I know he wrote it, and I don't believe or feel him. He sucks. He's not at all amusing. I thought he was wack on Coming of Age 2. Of course, I think the whole song is wack, so I guess that ain't all Bleek's fault. But it seems like ANY song with Bleek I like has NOTHING to do with Bleek. It's usually cause Jay spits flames (i.e. "Mind Right Rmx" "Change The Game" "Is That Yo Chick" "Hey Papi").
Luda's point on Gossip Folks is about his small start and now his big finish and how well he's doin now. But I will give you that the verses sometimes go off on a tangent, but I like the way he was flowin. So I'll say it has a point, but I will admit not every line follows it. As far as his non radio songs, I would find it hard for you to give them a chance even though they are more hardcore than his radio stuff - like most rappers.
Why is it that Chad Johnson and Joe Horn get fined for excessive celebration, but Matt Millen can call cats FAGGOT numerous times in public and nobody cares? I mean, am I the only one who sees the social implications? They're always penalizing the young Black men for these celebrations. David Carr and his linemen did a fake cell phone and Carr did a throat slash to let the crowd know they wasn't about to pull out no cell phones - STILL, Chad Johnson did the same throat slash to let them know he wasn't going to take his helmet off a month ago and he got flagged and fined. There's some social implications here that we need to discuss and underlying racism and ageism that's threatinging to hurt the league. Care to discuss?
Well, at least I don't like half of Chingy's hits like you.
Jay Kid, you can answer that question by Qool at www. responseforaskingthatGreenlandquestion.com, HA!
I'm out like excessive celebrations. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Tuesday, 23 December 2003 03:03 (twenty-two years ago)
― Hollywood (Hollywood), Friday, 26 December 2003 10:21 (twenty-two years ago)
I still don't think Kanye West is any good, but more lines like that and I might have to give him some props. That junk had me ROLLIN!
Anyway, H*WOOD, I see where Carr and his boy gon get fined, so I guess I ain't mad about that no more - even though it's wack that they got fined PRETENDING to look for a cell phone. What the flip's up with that? But Hollywood, I think the bias is there SOLELY because only black people do it. Younger ones to be exact. I think the league sees players like Johnson and Owens as young thugs who are all about self and showing up their opponents. They don't try to see WHY they feel the need to celebrate. Personally, I think all of our prevalent role models are the comedians, rappers, ball players, and the cliched orators of the civil rights and slave eras (MLK, Tubamn, Malcolm, Turner, DuBois, Booker T, etc). Except for the orators, all the comedians and ball players and rappers brought/bring attention to themselves. When you grow up and your self worth is diminished in relation to your upper class/White counterparts, it's only natural to want the world to recognize you are somebody once you realize your worth has risen simply because you can score TDs. Combine that with the loud/boistrous/standout role models we already have and everybody ain't gon be like Barry and Jerry. We gon have more Sapps and Mosses and Owenses. And ultimately, we gon want the spotlight more often than not. But the ultra conservative people who dominate the rules committee can't see past the spectacle of not just spiking the ball or handing it to a ref and wanna fine for no real reason and inhibit expression. Take the Sharpie incident. Terrell Owens didn't disrespect Shawn Springs by signing that ball. He didn't sign it and give it Springs or spike it in his face or even sling in the Seattle crowd. He signed it and gave it to an OWENS fan. That's why the league ain't fine him. But you know they was livid. Now anymore "foreign objects" get you fined. Bull ish! Chad Johnson was fined for having a sign. They was just tryin to set an example with him because he didn't disrespect the other team, it wasn't excessive, and only the league comes across looking petty. Taking off your helmet is not excessive or disrespectful. Shooting an imaginary gun at your teammates is not excessive or disrespectful. The throat slash gesture is not excessive or disrespectful. And the cell phone? The only problem I had with it was that he took too flippin long. It wasn't smooth. All that fumblin around was time consuming, so he deserved a flag for a possible delay of game, but all this other nonsense was irrelevant. Even the Giants ain't care. Strahan said it was lame, but he ain't say he was disrespected. Other Giants said he was just havin fun. And I think it was Amani Toomer who said they had other things to worry about. So the league really doesn't care if other teams feel disrespected or if it really is excessive. They just don't like these young Black men calling attention to themselves and promoting themselves over the NFL.
I don't care if Millen gets fined or not. But they ain't said nothin. They haven't done anything. Maybe behind the scenes they bought to lay the smack down. Still, they should expose Millen to the ridicule that Horn and Johnson have to suffer.
I'm out like dark skinned Michael Jackson. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Saturday, 27 December 2003 18:34 (twenty-two years ago)
Tim and Bleek are different, yes. But seriously, who is the better rapper? And being bad at rap, but still trying to rap, ain't qool with me. If you admit you can't flow, THEN DON'T FLOW. As for Bleek, I'm not saying cuz is one of the best out, which he ain't. I'm just saying, TO ME he is not terrible. Yes, I think he is better than Luda, but no he ain't Nas or Jay. Also, my original point, aside that he is better than Luda, was that I agree that Tim helps him, but for it to be an "okay song" he has to be somewhat good, right? Forgive me for repeating, but I must say it again: If Timbo's beats were all that fire, to the point where it doesn't matter what you say, he'd sound halfway tight when he spit on em. As far as Bleek's songs only being flames when he's with Jay, I don't really agree that Jay is the actual reason, but I know exactly how you feel. Case and point, my favorite rapper alive. Before and after Jada's solo album dropped, I was reppin' him but also saying (aside from singles) he never really brings it unless it is someone else's joint, or if he is a guest. Even on a mix tape, I really don't consider that HIS, I consider that the DJ's or whoever's. But with Mya, Mariah, Nas, The Pied Piper (lol) just about everybody but J.Lo, he brought it, but on his own CD, it's only like 3 maybe 4 hot tracks. So I know how you feel. Oh yeah, completely off the point, give Kanye West his props. "Through the Wire" ain't nothing but FIRE. That joint is hot, don't fake. Do not fake.
H-Wood what up? You know you got Vick to sign your hat. LOL, naw, I'm just messing with ya. But about that excessive TD celebrations bull. That is some nonsense. I think you should be able to celebrate how ever you want. As long as you ain't giving the crowd the finger or mooning bammas, or doing that terrible remake of the Beyonce' dance that Sapp did, I say let them do it. And H-Wood, I think it is racist for the sole reason that you said it ain't: ONLY BLACKS DO IT. So yeah, who are you trying to keep from doing it? Blacks. Just like the doo rag rule. I heard this on the radio a few weeks ago and I agreed. They made a rule saying no one can wear anything under their helmet. Why? Because gang bangers wear them. I remember when they first made the rule, but I didn't look at it like I do now, however I did think it was stupid. Back then, most of the peeps wearing them were black players. They play in the NFL, but whites run it. They make all the rules, not those who play in it and make it what it is. So you have a bunch of rich white men, calling the shots to the blacks. It's nonsense. They can't wear them now, it the real reason is "Because I said so" and that's what most of the rules follow. I'm not sure who started the lil joke, but somebody said the NFL is short for "The No Fun League." And that's what it's becoming. You should be able to trash talk all day long, but now you get fined for that. That's bull. Plus they don't even police it fair. Ray Lewis would be bringing home about 90 bucks on his check if they really fined everybody the same way. Did y'all see in some game this week, cuz scored a TD and then pitched the ball back to dude chasing him (after he scored of course)? I was cracking up. But then they give the other team 15 yards because it ain't sportsmanlike. It ain't sportsmanlike to be able to sign a team's vet player because you got the cap room and they don't but that goes on every year. The NFL doesn't even try to hide the double talk. Hillis, I'm not sure if Shockey should be fined for speaking his mind OFF THE FIELD. I've heard about the incident a 100 times, but I think it was off the field, but correct me if I'm wrong. Anyway, I think they need to get rid of fining players and coaches for speaking their mind. Maybe Shockey is an exception, because his commet was about Parcell's sexual peferance and it ain't no need for that to even be a topic. So yeah, fine him. But when people say stuff like, "The refs helped us lose that game," or "The ref made a bad call" they get a fine and that ain't even fair. For one, it's how the person feels. Why does he need to bite his tongue, if that's what he believes? For two, 99% of the time it's the truth. The refs make terrible, dumb, almost unforgivable calls all year long (basketball and football) and if a coach or a player says anything about it, he gets money taken from him. That ain't right.
― Qoolout, Tuesday, 30 December 2003 01:26 (twenty-two years ago)
Aiyo, Qool, check it, I agree with a lot of what you said; however, I didn't know if you saw the other side of it on the part about the refs and speaking your mind off the field.
A lot of people don't understand that reffing is hard. You could make 100 calls in a game and if all 100 aren't right, you've f'ed up for the day. Talk about perfection! These cats also have other jobs, so it's not like they focus solely on reffing. But back to the main point: reffing is not at all a highly rewarding experience outside of the money. You got players, fans, and coaches yelling at you and calling you and your mother everything but your names for 3 hours. And I guarantee only about 3% of the people who get on these refs could do a better job or even match what they do. So if you just let players and coaches vent their frustration about one or two bad calls - when those same refs probably still got 95% of the game right - it'll probably piss those refs off when they come up against those same people. They're human; they watch the news. And if it doesn't piss them off, it'll scare them into making more calls for them and that isn't fair to their opponents. I think the league allows coaches to question what refs do WITHOUT belittling them in public. No one wants to give em props on a tough call they got right, or explain that NFL and NBA speeds are a lot faster than your average backyard game where it may be easy to make the right call. And think about it; how many times have you been playin ball and argued over a call when you were callin your own games? And that's just on out of bounds, travels, or fouls! Add all them other rules that you gotta watch for and a game to 15 might take 3 hours. So yeah, they may be just speaking their minds, but I think it's unfair to the refs to let them be blasted by players about a bad call, without any fair way to defend themselves.
When Rocker said all his comments, I personally felt like I didn't care and that he shouldn't be bothered/fined/or whatever. And I didn't care if Shockey called Parcells a homo. I don't even care that Millen called Morton a faggot. BUT, if they gon fine all these young black players for crap like too long towels, orange shoes, and callin on phones when they score a TD, there's NO WAY that racist and homophobic comments should go unpunished. That's some double talk. And H*WOOD, I don't know if you know, but Millen is coming back for another year.
Dude, Bleek is wack. I can forgive Timbo because I know he can't rap, he admits it, so I don't exepect any fire from him. Bleek says he can rap. So I expect fire from him, and he sucks. And why shouldn't someone put out albums just because they aren't the best at rappin? So I guess you shouldn't be allowed to play Madden cause you suck! lol If Timbo wants to put in his time and effort, he should be able to rap. And I disagree with you about Timbo's beats not being that good cause he supposedly can't make an album with just him on it. Luv 2 Luv Ya, Clock Strikes, Up Jumps Da Boogie are all flippin flames and Tim's Bio is a solid album, too. But at any rate, it would be naive to think that all of Tim's beat on one of his albums would be flames enough to overcome 15 or 16 sorry Timbo verses. But for the MOST part, the beat can overshadow Tim's terrible lyrics. And as far as Bleek on a Timbo beat, or a hot beat in general, I want to reiterate that Bleek's sorry ass adds NOTHING to Hey Papi and Is That Your Chick and his weak ass flow fortunately can't take away from the fire azz beat or Jay spittin flippin flames.
Last, but not least, I finally know ALL the lyrics to Hip Hop Star (Beyonce and Outkast's song) and I think just because you couldn't understand them, or didn't get the metaphors, you say it doesn't have a point. Or maybe one line or two didn't connect so therefore, you think you can dismiss the song as having no point. Why do you do this? I have no idea. But the song is CLEARLY about sex. Beyonce's verses are CLEARLY about sex and love making. CLEARLY. And Big Boi and Sleepy follow suit with their parts. Now you MIGHT be able to come back and post ONE line where he says somethin unrelated, but 90% of his two verses are about his ability to spit game and have sex. It may not be clear to you, but I think it'd be clear after realizing the lyrics. So again, as usual, you were wrong.
I'm out like referees. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Tuesday, 30 December 2003 21:07 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Wednesday, 31 December 2003 00:19 (twenty-two years ago)
First of all, I'm not wrong. I agree with you that the players shouldn't be fined. I just think they shouldn't be allowed to infer that one bad call or even two or three cost them a game. I don't disagree with you that the refs could have their own interview session, but I don't think it would go any way like you seem to think it would. All it would be was a finger pointing ridicule seesion about how they screwed up, which is clearly not fair. Besides, what would be the point? If they got it wrong, they got it wrong and all they could do was apologize, which is what the league does anyway. So I see your point, but it's more idealistic than realistic. If James the umpire made a bad call, then go ahead and say, "That was a bad call." But the refs NEVER cost a team an entire game - ESPECIALLY on one call! That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard! Case in point #1 - Seattle was up 41-24 on Baltimore in the fourth quarter in a game earlier this year. Now AFTER SEATTLE BLEW A 14 PT LEAD, the refs F'ed up and gave Baltimore a little extra time to kick a field goal to send it in to OT, where they eventually won. But Mike Holmgren didn't blame the refs, and no one said the refs screwed them. BECAUSE THEY BLEW A 14 PT LEAD IN THE 4th QUARTER! Case in point #2 - New York lost to San Francisco in the playoffs last year because the refs missed a pass intereference call that would have offset an illegal man downfield call that cost the Giants a shot another field goal that they had just botched. Now, the league admitted that a pass interference call should have been made. BUT THE GIANTS LOST BECAUSE THEY BLEW A HUGE 24 PT LEAD! Case in point #3 - In the NBA Playoffs last year, the Lakers and T-Wolves played in probably the worst officiated game I've ever seen. There were two calls against Wally Zer-bee-ack where he didn't touch Kobe or Jannero Pargo and he got called for fouls. I mean, Zer bee ack clearly avoided both players and the replays showed it wasn't even close, but he was called for fouls in a close game. BUT MINNESOTA WON ANYWAY! They overcame the bad calls AND KG fouling out in OT AND WON ANYWAY!
If you think that refs should get every call right then you're an idiot and you should be kicked out of the NFL or NBA. There's a never a point in life PERIOD where every detail is called correctly, so why should it be different in sports and refereeing? Instead of pointing at ONE bad call and saying that cost you a game, why don't you go back and look at the missed tackles, missed blocking assignments, blown coverages, turnovers, offsides, holdings, and all the other mistakes the TEAM made and work on those so it doesn't get to a point where it SEEMS as if the game is decided on ONE ref's call?! I totally agree that if LaVar goes, "I was held on that game winning TD. I would have sacked Tom Brady if he hadn't held me. The refs missed that" and he was clearly held, then that's no problem. He's speaking the truth. But if LaVar says, "I was held on that game winning TD. These refs cost us the game by not callin that! I woulda sacked Brady" then he SHOULD be fined for that stupid ass assessment and for flat out blaming the refs for something they didn't do.
Sometimes I wonder what goes on inside your head. So if Beyonce came up to you and was like "Are you infatuated with me? I could end your curiosity. If you don't think I'm to prude, here's your chance to make your move" then I guess you think she's talking about discussing DC politics? LMAO! Flip outta here! I guess if she said, "I dare you to undress" you'd take your clothes off in preparation to talk about George Bush's economic policies? Come on now, Qool. Just cause you don't like a song, don't start making up things about it. And what part of Big Boi's verse has nothing to do with the song?
Your analogies are understandable, but they're irrelevant. Timbo isn't asking anybody to hire him as a rapper even though he can't rap. He has his OWN label, he produces his OWN songs, and he makes his OWN profits. He puts his albums out there and if you don't like em, fine. That's your opinion. But SOMEBODY buys em, so why should he stop? Some people can't sing; should they therefore NEVER sing? No! Some people enjoy it even though they're bad at it. Just like sports and other hobbies. And even still, I probably don't got no business callin up the Bulls tryin to hoop or the Washington Post if I wanna write when I admittedly got no skills, but what if they say "Sure, we'll hire you!" Then is that my fault? Anyway, back to Bleek. That "Is Your Chick" beat was flippin flames. And those sorry lyrics you made up wouldn't take away from that. As I do with Bleek NOW, I would just ignore his terrible lyrics and focus on Timbo's beat. As far as Jay-Z holdin other Roc members back, that's pure nonsense. His presence has helped. Beans is good on his own, but Jay-Z being there has definitely helped him in the process. And Bleek? Shit, Jay-Z is the only reason anyone knows he's alive.
If your owner wasn't a jackass, he might keep a coach. Maybe he should sit down with Jerry Jones and learn how to get a proven coach and stay out of the way. These Redskinnies...
I'm out like Champ Bailey. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Friday, 2 January 2004 20:21 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Sunday, 4 January 2004 21:14 (twenty-two years ago)
Hmmmmm... well allow me to retort...
"I didn't see that game, just the highlights, but from my understanding, they blew the lead, but if the refs would have called it correctly, they still would have won... what they should have done was say, "we messed it up, we looked at the tape and the Seahawks get the W." - QS 1/4/04
That's the most idiotic thing I've ever heard! It's obvious you don't know what's goin on with the game - since you even said it. First of all, that mistake DID NOT cost the Seahawks the game. If the refs had got it right, all it would have done was force B'More to call their last timeout and it would have been harder for them to get in FG position. And they still could have done it. So, as usual, you're wrong. B'More still could have won. So why take a much needed W from B'More when they had a legitimate chance of winning, with or without the call?! ESPECIALLY when the Seahawks could have made sure it never got to that point?! I suggest you get an idea of what you're talking about before you make stupid ass assessments like that one!
"...but afterwards, when it was on the news and ESPN, you telling me that they ain't say it was the refs?" - QS 1/4/04
That's exactly what I'm telling you.
"But it is possible to review the bad calls and correct them, if you don't believe this you are an idiot." QS 1/4/04
No, YOU'RE the idiot for thinking anybody wants to watch a six or seven hour football game because they're gonna review EVERY "bad" call. A "bad" call is all in the eye of the beholder. I think the fans of the Skins and Cowboys might watch one "bad" call and have two TOTALLY different views of the "bad" call. Take your example at the beginnning of your post. What if it was Champ Bailey puttin the clamps on Derrick Mason? I'm sure you'd be ready to put a slug in that ref, but I'd be ready to take a slug for that ref, lol. We'd probably argue for weeks about that "bad" call. The point is, if every coach had the opportunity to review EVERY call, the game would be unwatchable! It would be long and no one would ever agree and all the great plays that happen in football would take a backseat to the 30 or 40 calls they reviewed. And those "bad" calls might be reversed and what if the other coach still disagrees? What then? Can he have it reviewed another time? Sometimes you amaze me with your inability to see the OTHER side of a situation!
"Moving on (somewhat) there are points in life where every detail is called correctly, so you are wrong right there." QS 1/4/04
Examples?
"Also, what up with the no reviewable calls? Every single call should be reviewable." - QS 1/4/04
I disagree. Pass interference and holdings are judgement calls. A ref can watch it a million times at a million angles and he still may make the same judgement, even if the coach or other officials disagree. Why waste time disputing one man's definition of PI or holding, when he's only gonna change his mind once out of every 30 or 40 times anyway? I mean, I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just saying I think it would hurt the game of football in general more than it would help it.
"How can you say players shouldn't infer that a given play caused them to lose? You have to know that one bad play can end it. You gotta know this." - QS 1/4/04
You have got SIXTY MINUTES that go into deciding a football game. SIXTY MINUTES! Bad play calling by the coordinators, bad defenses, missed blocking assignments, blown coverages, dropped passes, dropped INTs, turnovers, incomplete and off target passes, "bad" calls, CORRECT calls, GOOD blocks, GREAT reads, GREAT play calls, GREAT coverage, picking up blitzes, accidentally slipping, the weather, missed FGs, made FGs, TDs, XPs, 3 and outs, etcetera, etcetera... If you honestly in your heart think ONE bad call out of SIXTY MINUTES of football decides an ENTIRE game (ONE CALL?!), then I have a hard time believing you actually PLAYED football. Honestly! Let's go back to your example. What if the exact same "bad" call was made and my team was down 30? If we get on the one and score and time runs out do we win?! ABSOLUTELY NOT! It's clear that for that call to even be a factor that there had to be FIFTY NINE MINUTES AND FIFTY NINE SECONDS OF FOOTBALL for the game to even get to that point! And in that FIFTY NINE MINUTES AND FIFTY NINE SECONDS OF FOOTBALL each team probably had NUMEROUS CHANCES to keep the game from being decided on a PI call in the end zone! So if ONE BAD CALL really did decide an ENTIRE game of football, then it wouldn't matter if the score was tied or if it was a blowout! MORON!
"For the love of the man upstairs, you said Jada was tied with Luda. You said Luda was better than Lauryn Hill and tied with DMX. You said two sentence weren't remotely close when anybody would tell you otherwise. You even act like "Hey Ya" is about something, EVEN after we broke it down, ab libs and all." - QS 1/4/04
That's my opinion. I can't believe you're saying I'm LYING about my own opinion! As I said before, Jada/Lox albums all SUCK! You even admitted his flaw of bein fire on everybody else's stuff and his stuff is lame. So tell him to quit bein fire on collabos and come with his OWN goods and then I'd say he's better than Luda! And what have DMX and Lauryn Hill done since their debut albums?! ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! And as far as Hey Ya goes, it has a point as I have posted numerous times. You're wrong. The artist even tells us the point and you're still runnin your dicksucker! Why can't you admit it has a point? I'd post it again, but you'd conveniently ignore it, just like you conveniently ignore the song's VERSES (not made up Qoolout verses), and go ramblin on about when he was talkin to the crowd and his band, so why do you even bring it up?
Those sentences aren't remotely close. Again, just cause a sentence has the same words, doesn't mean the point is the same. I clearly demonstrated that with other examples. Why you ignore them is a demon you'll have to face. And it's funny how you bring up Pharrell, even when he contradicts your wack ass rule! lol Pharrell knows he can't sing, but he does it anyway. It's his decision; who are YOU to tell him he can't sing? Not everybody follows your wack ass rules of life. I said that I agree that one shouldn't call up the Bulls or Post if they admittedly can't hoop or write (you must have missed that like you normally miss everything else). BUT TIMBO AND PHARRELL AREN'T DOING THAT! Pharrell and Timbo aren't calling Rap-A-Lot, Bad Boy, Def Jam, Rocafella, etc. and going "We can't rap/sing, sign us up!" Timbo and For Real/Pharrell are making their OWN stuff on their OWN dime they get from all the tight beats they produce. If I take my hard earned money and produce an dstribute an R&B album when I know I can't sing, then that's MY decision and I'm not bringing anybody down with me!
As far as Jones saying that about gettin a QB, I doubt he said that as a final word. He's probably saying that to back up Quincy Carter and give him some confidence or keep from calling him out in the public. Check back after the trade and sign deadlines, then we'll see. Parcells will get what he wants from Jones, trust me. And even if they don't get a QB, the fact that the Cowboys sucked on O is probably only 20% Quincy Smith/Carter's fault. They had ZERO running game and Carter is not Manning or should I say, Joe Theismann or Mark Rypien? They need to address that ground game before they address gettin a veteran QB.
In all honesty, your Skins are in good shape. If they keep Champ, your D will still be fire. You'll get Ramsey back, you still got a decent O line. Like the Cowboys, all you need is a running game and y'all might be playoff bound. Be glad Spurrier is gone. He wasn't going to adjust to the NFL soon enough. Next year, their coach will emphasize the run more than Spurrier would have. He traded Stephen Davis like a dummy. Unlike college, where teams like Vandy and Duke are always on the schedule to boost your teams confidence when you win 55-3, the NFL ain't like that. The worst team has a good chance of upsetting the best team because the gap isn't as wide. But Spurrier didn't feel like putting in the work it took to succeed in the NFL, so it's best he left. Snyder will go out and get a proven coach who knows what it takes and if not next year, the Skins probably should be in the playoffs in the 05/06 season - barring any terrible trades or key player leaving.
If this split national championship ain't some nonsense...
I'm out like split national champions. Peace.
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Monday, 5 January 2004 19:40 (twenty-two years ago)
And by the way, if you can't recognize what Beyonce is talkin about in that song by how she's singing and what she says, then I am 100% sure you two will never get married. I mean, you realistically had a chance because who knows what would happen if y'all actually met. But I now see if y'all met, it wouldn't do you no good. Now if she came up to me spittin all that, I'd be on that ass faster than Steve Spurrier on a plane out of DC! Whoa. That's pretty fast. I mean, damn, son, she'd go "Undress me, undress me, undress me" and you'd be like "What for? I'm not sure what you're talking about. Can you clarify?" LMAO!
You flunkie.
I'm out like Beyonce would be after Qool couldn't recognize the signs. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Monday, 5 January 2004 23:39 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Tuesday, 6 January 2004 01:57 (twenty-two years ago)
His name was Kunta, dumb ass.
"I already stated that I ain't see the game, so why is my statement the most idiotic thing you've heard?" - QS 1/6/04
For you to make the statement that the league should reverse the W and give it to the Seahawks when you don't know what actually happened is a pretty idiotic thing to do. First of all, that call did NOT cost the Seahawks the game. Had they got the call right, B'More probably would have used their last TO to stop the clock. It would have made it harder for them to get into FG position, but that doesn't mean it couldn't have been done! It might have forced them into a Hail Mary that could have been caught, just like in the Zona/Vikings game. B'More still would have had a decent chance, so to take the win from em because the refs made a mistake would assume a lot against B'More which wouldn't be fair at all! Plus, the league didn't say the refs cost the Seahawks the game; they said the refs made a mistake that hurt the Seahawks. It hurt them, BUT THEY STILL HAD A CHANCE TO WIN! Plus, I NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER said the mistake was cool. You won't find anything REMOTELY close to that. All I said was it didn't cost the Seahawks the game. And I've NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER said we should settle for bad officiating. When did I say anything remotely close to that? Of course, I feel there's room for improvement. My stance has been, and will continue to be, that referees do NOT cost a team a game on ONE bad call. Maybe - MAYBE - on several bad calls, but ONE? That's asinine!
"Fool, PI is clear cut. You can bump 5 yards off the line or so and you can make some contact when going for the ball." - QS 1/6/04
Ok, peep this, Jack. Have you ever watched a game and there's an incomplete pass near the receiver and there's some contact and the receiver gets up begging for a flag and the ref throws it and the DB goes nuts cause he disagrees? You and I know the rulebook definition of PI, but that doesn't mean every PI call or non call is that clear cut. Why do you think receivers and DBs often disagree over it? And your definition is extremely vague. You can make A TON of contact if the ball is uncatchable or tipped. You can't make ANY contact if you don't turn your head and make a play on the ball. And all those are JUDGEMENT calls. I understand that some PI calls or non calls are blatantly wrong SOMETIMES, but you can't just review the blatanly wrong and ignore the not so blatant ones. The point of replay is not to get EVERY call right. Again, if it was, no one would watch these six and seven hour football games. It's purpose is to give coaches an opportunity to question a call they feel might adversely affect the outcome of a game. But still, you mean to tell me you ain't never seen a PI call that could go either way? You ain't NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER seen a PI call or non call that wasn't clear cut? Honestly? Honestly, Qool? Even after a replay? You really believe PI is ALWAYS clear cut? Always, Qool? Honestly? Honestly?
That childish example with God ain't gonna cut it. God isn't on the field refereeing the game. HUMANS are! We're talking about flawed HUMANS calling a football game. Do you hold the refs up to God's standards? Since God is perfect, the refs must call football games perfect? Did you seriously post that nonsense about God?! That's your example?! A perfect NON HUMAN?! Ok, can you give me an example considering the HUMAN element of imperfection where every detail is called correctly?
"Moving on, how do you know what a team said when the cameras weren't there? That's right, you don't. More lies." - QS 1/6/04
I didn't know you were referring to the locker rooms and off camera. You said "Maybe at the time they ain't know, but afterwards, when it was on the news and ESPN, you telling me that they ain't say it was the refs?" and I thought you were talking about them being in the news or ESPN after they found out. I apologize. I misunderstood. You're right. Off camera, I don't know. However, when asked about it in the news and on ESPN, they didn't blame the refs or the mistake. They blamed themselves. That's all I meant to convey.
"If my team is up with four seconds left and the ref makes the WRONG call, which puts the other team on the goal line, and that other team wins because of that, that's my fault?" - QS 1/6/04
It's absolutely not your fault, but it's not the other team's fault, either. That's what you fail to realize. You CANNOT punish a team because of ONE bad call! What about earlier "bad" calls? They don't matter anymore? Why do you focus on just the "final" one? For the sake of argument, let's say things unfold like you say they should. Let's say the Colts are up 24-20 on the Chiefs next week. The Chiefs get the ball and throw a hail mary and PI is called, but it's a "bad" call. The Chiefs get it on the one, score, and win. So later the league apologizes and says it was not PI, reverses the W and the Colts still win. So what if the Chiefs go to the league and say, "We had a TD called back on holding. It's not holding. Plus, on this blocked FG, the guy is lined up offsides. That cost us 10 points." So the league reviews it and the Chiefs are right. Can they re-reverse it? Should every game came down to how many "bad" calls the league finds and whoever has the most go against them, then that team wins? As you asked about pointless bars, where do we draw the line? I admit that it is technically possible to review all questionable calls, but the league is trying to limit the amount of controversy around replays which is why they limit it to ball spots or catches - where conclusive evidence will prove the ball hit the ground or his knee was down or his arm was going forward. Things like hldong or PI are what the league (not just me) refers to as judgement calls and feel that the game is best served if those calls are best left up to the officials. And I happen to agree. Since you don't, then fine, but don't act like EVERY call type should be up for review because it's always "clear cut."
"And I don't believe that you really believe that cuz (Luda) is better (than Jada), thus I can call it a lie." QS 1/6/04
No you can't, dumb ass, cause I didn't say Luda was better than Jada. I said it was a tie... lol, how you gon twist that, MORON? Anyway, I'm through debating my opinion with someone who clowns Ludacris and then reps Wish Bone (on a song he didn't even spit on) and Memphis Bleek (all that marketing; he still flops). You can have your opinion. I personally think all of DMX's albums after his debut were suspect. But if you like em, fine. I personally think all LOX and other related CDs by their members are atrocious. In fact, I was listening to DMX's debut the other day and was reminded why I couldn't stand them back then. But that's my opinion. If you thought they was tight, then fine. Whatever.
"And what band does cuz from Outkast have? LOL, that's him...that's all him." QS - 1/6/04
In real life, Qool, yes, it's him. But as it is CLEARLY portrayed in the video, the band is made up of different characters (i.e. Andre 3000, Johnny Vulture, Possum Jenkins, the Love Haters, etc.) Did you miss that? Like the Klumps are all played by Eddie Murphy, but he plays different CHARACTERS? Did you miss that? There's Sherman, (come on) Cletus, the mamma, the brother, plus Buddy? Did you miss that? In Austin Powers with Beyonce, Mike Myers plays Austin, Goldmember, Fat Bastard, and Dr. Evil? Did you miss that? Andre 3000 plays about 6 distinct members. Moving on (somewhat), the artist tells us the point. I have explained it to you. Why can't you admit you're wrong? Why must you say stupid things like Beyonce and Lucy Liu have nothing to do with the song when they are CLEARLY metaphors for other attractive women listening in the audience? CLEARLY! Why must you make up verses? Why do you ignore the songs real verses and point to him talking the band and audience like it has nothing to do with anything? Why, Qool, why, must you make up incorrect inconclusions just because you can't admit you're wrong? WHY MUST YOU DEBATE WITH THE ARTIST WHEN HE TELLS US THE POINT OF HIS SONG?! You're a joke!
"Lastly, if Beyonce came up to you singing a song and you just rushed her and commenced to take it, you would be in jail so fast and I'd be laughin my rectum off, dummy." QS - 1/6/04
Maybe. If she sang it. But I'm talkin about if she SAID it to me. You know? TALKING? That whole conversation thing? Saying and singing are two different things. I said if she SAID - Not SANG. SAID. NOT SANG. SAID. NOT SANG. Get it? Yes? No? Anyway, if she SAID "Undress me, undress me" or if she SAID, "Here's your chance to make your move" and this was SAID to me, the only place I'm goin fast is all up in that - quite legally. If she SAID those things TO YOU, and you think to yourself, "Aw, she's just singing a song" even though she SAYS them to you and is TALKING to you, then playa, that's your interpretation.
I wanna apologize for any confusion about Jerry Jones. I wasn't trying to put a twist on it. I wasn't trying to explain it to you. I was just lettin you know what I thought about the situation. I was just givin you my opinion on that. You could be right. I just think Parcells runs the show, no matter what is said on camera. That's just me. And I admit that you have a right to say that Timbo and Pharrell shouldn't rap or sing since they know they can't. I agree that people who can't hoop or write should not be calling up the Bulls or the Post. I'm just saying your analogies were off. Timbo and Pharrell aren't calling anybody saying "Sign me up." Or "Give me a job!" They produce their own songs and album and distribute them on their OWN dime. It's on them and not some other organization that they tried to get on with. A better analogy would be, I probably shouldn't produce my own newpsaper if I can't report the news very well.
I'm out like Brian Westbrook. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Wednesday, 7 January 2004 00:02 (twenty-two years ago)
"I refuse to get excited about ANY move the Skins make until they prove it to me." - QS
You got to be halfway excited about Gibbs. Come on, Cletus, just a little, right?
H*WOOD, you've repped Cassidy before. From the video I saw with him and R. Kelly, he's wack. And it has nothing to do with the song cause R. Kelly and the beat and hook are straight. But his flow and lyrics are lame. What songs by Cassidy are any good?
I'm out like Joe Gibbs from retirement. Peace!
― Hillis 3000 (Hillis 3000), Wednesday, 7 January 2004 23:27 (twenty-two years ago)
― Qoolout, Monday, 12 January 2004 21:48 (twenty-two years ago)