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- 2 tired 2 give N F - 11-01-2004
Compliment??? I haven't had one of those in a while. I seriously thought that was sarcasm. I feel all warm inside now.
- GonzoStyle - 11-01-2004
It was funny, I don't compliment peoples posts very often so take it and revel in it.
- Hawt Baux - 11-01-2004
Why did Kelis get kicked off the tour?
- GonzoStyle - 11-01-2004
Cause he spilled doo doo butter on jay-z's 12 year old niece.
- Hawt Baux - 11-01-2004
Oh, i thought he said Kelis.
Nevermind.
- PatCooper - 11-01-2004
Hawt Baux Wrote:Why did Kelis get kicked off the tour?Kelis??? Was she even on the tour?
- Hawt Baux - 11-01-2004
Hawt Baux Wrote:Oh, i thought he said Kelis.^^
Nevermind.
- Zootybang - 11-03-2004
What will these silly negroes think of next? I cant wait.
- GonzoStyle - 11-03-2004
I bet you're the one with the nike knit.
- Mad - 11-03-2004
Is that the latest in poseur wear?
- GonzoStyle - 11-03-2004
Zootybang Wrote:What will these silly negroes think of next? I cant wait.I guess this...
Quote:NEW YORK - Shortly after Jay-Z took the stage for his final hometown performance on "The Best of Both Worlds" tour — now down to just one world after the acrimonious departure of co-headliner R. Kelly — the sound of a gunshot boomed out.
Just in case any of the 25,000-plus fans inside Madison Square Garden on Monday night didn't realize it was a sound effect, Jay-Z calmly intoned: "Everybody, you O.K., you safe — THERE ARE NO GUNS IN THE BUILDING!"
With that not-so-subtle dig at Kelly, who bolted from the same stage last Friday after claiming he saw two audience members waving guns, Jay-Z managed to make the "Pied Piper of R&B" an afterthought at the concert where he was supposed to be the main attraction.
At the same time, the spectacular show cemented Jay-Z's status as rap's revered king. Not only for his deft skill at entertaining his loyal subjects, but for his formidable ability to call on his royal court — an all-star cast of about 18 performers, including P. Diddy, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip and Pharrell.
"One monkey don't stop a show, I'll tell ya," Jay-Z boasted at the top of the concert. "We're going to have even more fun tonight!"