It seems like I see or hear Pitbull everywhere.

My question is........why? Where did this cat come from?

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Graycap23 said:

It seems like I see or hear Pitbull everywhere.

My question is........why? Where did this cat come from?

Grayscap

Not a cat. Pitbull is a dog

PANDURITO said:

Graycap23 said:

It seems like I see or hear Pitbull everywhere.

My question is........why? Where did this cat come from?

Grayscap

Not a cat. Pitbull is a dog

I was going to say ... as a Dog breed - I dont like em .

The only breed that I am always scared of . Just too unpredictable ... and I know they sense my fear !

I cannot stand him.

The airwaves are saturated by him, his songs or in other artists songs.

I think in about a year or 2 he will not be "mr world wide" anymore

luv4u said:

I cannot stand him.

The airwaves are saturated by him, his songs or in other artists songs.

I think in about a year or 2 he will not be "mr world wide" anymore

Me either. I dont get it.

He's from the Magic City (Miami, Florida), but his wretched rapping was spawned from one of the upper circles of Hell.

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He's well dressed, even if he might be a little too "bulky" for the suits he wears.

Identity said:

He's from the Magic City (Miami, Florida), but his wretched rapping was spawned from one of the upper circles of Hell.

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Who put this cat on?

Uncle Luke and Lil Jon are largely answerable to mankind for the ear pollution caused by Pitbull.

Identity said:

Uncle Luke and Lil Jon are largely answerable to mankind for the ear pollution caused by Pitbull.

Hell......that explains it.

CynicKill said:

He's well dressed, even if he might be a little too "bulky" for the suits he wears.

I agree. And if by "bulky", U mean his tight pants with awesome bulge, then me likey. Seriously, it is a nice change of pace to see a "rapper", not dressed like a thug.

Seriously, he's like a plague that just doesnt go away. And producers put him on a gazillion different tracks to remix when he can't RAP like at ALL... It just doesnt make any sense. I would rather listen to Rosanne Barr yodeling through a megaphone all day long than listen to one more weak ass rhyme from this piece of shit.

benjaminira said:

CynicKill said:

He's well dressed, even if he might be a little too "bulky" for the suits he wears.

I agree. And if by "bulky", U mean his tight pants with awesome bulge, then me likey. Seriously, it is a nice change of pace to see a "rapper", not dressed like a thug.

I won't argue with you there, but let me put it this way; THIS man can WEAR a suit:

Body type.

artist? what?

CynicKill said:

benjaminira said:

I agree. And if by "bulky", U mean his tight pants with awesome bulge, then me likey. Seriously, it is a nice change of pace to see a "rapper", not dressed like a thug.

I won't argue with you there, but let me put it this way; THIS man can WEAR a suit:

Body type.

He can wear a suit, but it's the face that makes me gag.

He's almost like a deliberate parody on the douchebags that you see in night clubs.

I think his popularity has to do with many young males being able to identify themselves with him. You don't have to be talented, you don't have to be good-looking, you don't even have to do well financially - it's enough if you simply present yourself as an "alpha male" and act like everyone around you must think you're the shit. I greatly dislike him as a performer, but I think he has a smart image. It doesn't make me think very highly of the times that we are living through though.

He is anything but an artist. Tied in with P doo doo.. J Low, Little talent Wayne and other no talents in that crowd. His duets with J Low were particularly painful. Just the latest corporate rapper to be promoted and disposed of in a few years. . He is tied in with all the corporate crap, pushing soda booze and other garbage in South America etc.

juliejuliejulie said:

He is anything but an artist. Tied in with P doo doo.. J Low, Little talent Wayne and other no talents in that crowd. His duets with J Low were particularly painful. Just the latest corporate rapper to be promoted and disposed of in a few years. . He is tied in with all the corporate crap, pushing soda booze and other garbage in South America etc.

I know but folks thought I was talking about dogs so I used "artist" in the title.

Just hearing his voice makes me think "Sleazy"

lezama said:

Seriously, he's like a plague that just doesnt go away. And producers put him on a gazillion different tracks to remix when he can't RAP like at ALL... It just doesnt make any sense. I would rather listen to Rosanne Barr yodeling through a megaphone all day long than listen to one more weak ass rhyme from this piece of shit.

novabrkr said:

He's almost like a deliberate parody on the douchebags that you see in night clubs.

I think his popularity has to do with many young males being able to identify themselves with him. You don't have to be talented, you don't have to be good-looking, you don't even have to do well financially - it's enough if you simply present yourself as an "alpha male" and act like everyone around you must think you're the shit. I greatly dislike him as a performer, but I think he has a smart image. It doesn't make me think very highly of the times that we are living through though.

I agree. This is how music has been since the mid 90's or so, people listen to those they can relate to more, and why people like Britney and J LO became successful.

and why would a talented cat like Marc Anthony do a song with him? I guess it's to get the young appeal.

I'll admit it... Dammit Man was my shit!