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Topic: T.I.'s KING. is hot!

1. Mar 31, 2006 04:47pm by Krisna - "We live in an intensely political age and theory and historical experience show us that the condition of any artistic development is an uncompromising hostility to the values of Stalinism and to those of American bourgeois society." -CLR James
   especially "King Back" with Just Blaze on the beats...
2. Mar 31, 2006 04:51pm by beatbroker - -beatbroker HHA/Symbol Heavy/IN crew Location: KCMO
   no... no it's not. show me your grill fool.
3. Mar 31, 2006 05:04pm by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url] [url=http://www.myspace.com/jdflow]JDFlow on Myspace[/url] [url=http://ccedistribution.blogspot.com/]Distribution & Marketing[/url] Location: Seattle
   Im not a big TI fan either, you ever hear that track when Ludacris ripped him a new asshole talkin about "so please stay off the T.I.P. of my dick!"
4. Mar 31, 2006 05:07pm by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url] [url=http://www.myspace.com/jdflow]JDFlow on Myspace[/url] [url=http://ccedistribution.blogspot.com/]Distribution & Marketing[/url] Location: Seattle
   Also, if you ever need another grill holla at me, I do 6 fronts for $200 in 11 different cut styles. I do the molds here, but it takes about 2 weeks to get em back.
5. Mar 31, 2006 05:28pm by StikFiga - "i could never be a thug, they dont dress this well"--Malice of the Clipse
   T.I is a beast, and people need to here the genius that is Trap Muzik before speakin on the Ambassodor of Bankhead! i dont know about King of South, but homie is one of the best out. JD i might holla at you about that grill.
6. Mar 31, 2006 05:46pm by Krisna - "We live in an intensely political age and theory and historical experience show us that the condition of any artistic development is an uncompromising hostility to the values of Stalinism and to those of American bourgeois society." -CLR James
   Drew...sorry you feel that way. There's about 500,000 folks so far that agree with me...probably a million by next week. haha.. peace JD, how many karats is the gold you use? Can you do white gold?
7. Mar 31, 2006 05:49pm by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url] [url=http://www.myspace.com/jdflow]JDFlow on Myspace[/url] [url=http://ccedistribution.blogspot.com/]Distribution & Marketing[/url] Location: Seattle
   white or yellow 10-14k, anything else is a rip off and dents too easy.
8. Mar 31, 2006 06:01pm by Sku - I knocked up the turntables and gave birth to phat stylez! http://www.myspace.com/djsku Location: KC
   This album is almost too good. Everything from the beats to the rhymes!! I'm also feeling E-40's album, that shit is hot fiyah!!!
9. Mar 31, 2006 06:05pm by D-Crew - -- D-Crew's Young Ace http://coldchilling.blogspot.com/ http://www.myspace.com/acethalegend http://www.myspace.com/dcrew http://www.soundclick.com/dcrewrecords Location: Kansas City
   i wasn't feeling it...
10. Mar 31, 2006 06:39pm by phism
    T.I.'s probably my favorite southern rapper in the mainstream these days... just because he seems really honest. "what you know" is the jawn.
11. Mar 31, 2006 07:03pm by Krisna - "We live in an intensely political age and theory and historical experience show us that the condition of any artistic development is an uncompromising hostility to the values of Stalinism and to those of American bourgeois society." -CLR James
    I haven't heard E-40's shit yet. I'm glad to hear him on the radio again.
12. Mar 31, 2006 07:55pm by Distorted_Mastermind - I reject your reality and substitute my own. Adam Savage Location: Olathe, KS
    To me it's about like Flava Flav putting out a solo album. I'm not into the hype rap style. I think he would be good backing up someone or doing hooks for people, maybe I don't get it......it's my opinion anyway and I am entitled to that. P.S. JD is cracking me up with that stuff about grills
13. Mar 31, 2006 10:20pm by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url] [url=http://www.myspace.com/jdflow]JDFlow on Myspace[/url] [url=http://ccedistribution.blogspot.com/]Distribution & Marketing[/url] Location: Seattle
    It's not a joke. Me and my boy Johann sell GRILL$. We were sittin around like, "damn, fools is payin top notch for em" so hooked up with a connect that has an established name in the business. We are currently KC's most affordable outlet for high quality grills. We don't actually make them, we order them, so we're basically selling knowledge. Like a middleman.
14. Apr 1, 2006 01:13am by trez260 - http://www.myspace.com/trez
    TI is one of my favorite out of the south, but i'm not that impressed with this album..i've seen the gradual transition from raw to bubble gum with each release, slowly but surely. the just blaze joint was a definite highlite, i advise peeps to check his first album, i'm serious, IMHO, that's his dopest release. Peace
15. Apr 1, 2006 01:40am by MILES - [url]http://www.MilesBonny.com/[/url] Location: KCK
    JD: how much for a nice grill? TI: i like that song with just blaze, its solid, just like the JB joint with Fat Joe.
16. Apr 1, 2006 02:33am by RIP - www.SoultakerRecords.com www.soundclick.com/soultakerrecords www.myspace.com/soultakerrecords [img:c9af69df35]http://www.soultakerrecords.com/images/STBannerAtRikksReviews.jpg[/img:c9af69df35] [img:c9af69df35]http://www.soultakerrecords.com/images/anilogo.gif[/img:c9af69df35] Location: topeka, ks by way of Benton Harbor, Michigan
    I checked out the whole album today. There are some nice cuts on there. I like it.
17. Apr 1, 2006 02:38am by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url] [url=http://www.myspace.com/jdflow]JDFlow on Myspace[/url] [url=http://ccedistribution.blogspot.com/]Distribution & Marketing[/url] Location: Seattle
    I can get you lookin clean for like $200 Miles. We're supposed to get promotional pamplettes from the main company sometime. They're one of the best in the business. Guaranteed fit and comfort.
18. Apr 1, 2006 06:47am by phism
    i want a mahogany grill.
19. Apr 1, 2006 07:36am by Atilla_Beatsmith - [email protected] www.myspace.com/manwithahammer Location: the Beatcave, U.S.A.
    [quote:23d404ec35="phism"]i want a mahogany grill.[/quote:23d404ec35] *I don't have anything to say, I just thought that should be quoted*
20. Apr 1, 2006 05:39pm by D-Crew - -- D-Crew's Young Ace http://coldchilling.blogspot.com/ http://www.myspace.com/acethalegend http://www.myspace.com/dcrew http://www.soundclick.com/dcrewrecords Location: Kansas City
    With The E-40 I'm Feeling Some Tracks, But I Like The Old E-40 Better, Before He Was Trying To Up The Hyphy Movement, I Mean I Myself Am A Fan Of The Hyphy Movement And I Can Feel What He's Trying To Do, But I Don't Think Thats 40-Water...
21. Apr 1, 2006 06:08pm by d-dot
    [quote:bae5d37a56="Sku"]This album is almost too good. Everything from the beats to the rhymes!! I'm also feeling E-40's album, that shit is hot fiyah!!![/quote:bae5d37a56] i'm gonna have to agree with sku. got both albums. shit is hawt.
22. Apr 2, 2006 06:32am by Hex
    [quote:ba9fab89d5="JDFlow"]Im not a big TI fan either, you ever hear that track when Ludacris ripped him a new asshole talkin about "so please stay off the T.I.P. of my dick!"[/quote:ba9fab89d5] Yeah I heard that...and I agree Luda got at TI, but it wasn't really a situation TI could respond to, so it's not really a situation where one or the other got ripped. Young Buck asked TI to be on the song "Stomp", and TI at that point had a misunderstanding with Luda, so he threw out the line "me getting beat down? That's Ludacris"....it wasn't a whole verse dissing Luda, sort of like a warning shot. Young Buck then later asked Luda to get on the song, after TI's verse was already on it. At that point Luda had heard TI had a problem with him, so he wrote his verse, a straight out diss that was pretty hard. After that, TI and Luda met and squashed the beef. So Luda is really the only one who got a chance to write a "real" diss in the situation. Now, on another topic, if you want to see how TI gets down as far as diss songs, peep TI over the "99 Problems" beat, he murders Lil' Flip. Not that Flip is a lyrical genius or anything, but he destroys Flip, so it gives an idea of what TI is capable of. Anyway, back on topic, "The King" is a nice album, with the exception of a couple wack ass songs. The Ghost album is better to me. Fred.