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Thread started 09/08/04 5:02pm

AIRBORUSH

T.Q Remakes "Adore" but disses Prince on a previous album.

West Coast R&B artist "T.Q." has made a remake of Prince's timeless classic "Adore" for his latest album "Listen" . It's kinda funny he does remake of Prince classic but a few years ago he disses Prince and Sisqo on a song called "G.H.E.T.T.O." from the album "The Second Coming". Here is the line( I had to change a word to Brotha for obvious reasons)

On my block, I ain't never seen a Brotha wear high heeled
shoes
I ain't never seen a Brotha dance with no groom
I ain't never seen a Brotha get his hair all bleached
And if he did, he'd get his ass beat for bein' a punk a$$
Brotha

Here's The link to listen the remake of Adore"
http://www.thugpoetry.com...music.html
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Reply #1 posted 09/10/04 2:02am

Nikster

You sure he's refering to Prince?
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Reply #2 posted 09/10/04 4:39am

Rhondab

Nikster said:

You sure he's refering to Prince?



yeah...i think that's all about sisqo
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Reply #3 posted 09/10/04 5:19am

starrbooty

Okay... what the fuck makes you think this is about Prince? I think it would be stupid of him to dis Prince in a song and then cover his work.

You do the math.
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Reply #4 posted 09/10/04 6:40am

TheDeacon

It can't all be about Sisqo because Sisquo does not wear high heeled shoes
[Edited 9/10/04 6:41am]
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Reply #5 posted 09/10/04 10:55am

BlaqueKnight

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What T.Q. was dissing is the efeminate black male image. He probably was referring to Prince. Many rappers diss the emasculation of black males in the media and diss those who do it. Prince is a shining example of a "girly-man". It had nothing to do with Prince's musical skills or anything personal. It was a diss on the image alone.
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Reply #6 posted 09/10/04 11:11am

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BLASPHEME!!!!!

There are certain songs NO ONE should remake, and Adore is one of them. That's like someone remaking "Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder. It just should not happen.
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Reply #7 posted 09/10/04 11:19am

BlaqueKnight

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VelvetJ said:

BLASPHEME!!!!!

There are certain songs NO ONE should remake, and Adore is one of them. That's like someone remaking "Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder. It just should not happen.



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Reply #8 posted 09/10/04 1:13pm

Marrk

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BlaqueKnight said:

Prince is a shining example of a "girly-man".


lol
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Reply #9 posted 09/10/04 1:53pm

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BlaqueKnight said:

What T.Q. was dissing is the efeminate black male image. He probably was referring to Prince. Many rappers diss the emasculation of black males in the media and diss those who do it. Prince is a shining example of a "girly-man". It had nothing to do with Prince's musical skills or anything personal. It was a diss on the image alone.

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That girly man image sure has made P a lot of money.
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Reply #10 posted 09/10/04 7:42pm

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BlaqueKnight said:

VelvetJ said:

BLASPHEME!!!!!

There are certain songs NO ONE should remake, and Adore is one of them. That's like someone remaking "Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder. It just should not happen.



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Reply #11 posted 09/11/04 11:06am

Hotlegs

TheDeacon said:

It can't all be about Sisqo because Sisquo does not wear high heeled shoes
[Edited 9/10/04 6:41am]

nod True.
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Reply #12 posted 09/11/04 11:08am

Hotlegs

laurarichardson said:

BlaqueKnight said:

What T.Q. was dissing is the efeminate black male image. He probably was referring to Prince. Many rappers diss the emasculation of black males in the media and diss those who do it. Prince is a shining example of a "girly-man". It had nothing to do with Prince's musical skills or anything personal. It was a diss on the image alone.

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That girly man image sure has made P a lot of money.



prince has been prancing his girly man ass to the bank. They can hate my boy but in the end the got to respect his true genius.
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Reply #13 posted 09/11/04 6:27pm

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I think T.Q. needs to shut the f**k up until he can earn himself a reputation in the business other than being known as the guy that's only seen in the cash money millonaire videos. For heavens sake how many total sales has he had of his cd's.....maybe ten, if that many!!
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Reply #14 posted 09/13/04 6:21am

sinaplenty

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VelvetJ said:

BLASPHEME!!!!!

There are certain songs NO ONE should remake, and Adore is one of them. That's like someone remaking "Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder. It just should not happen.


i wouldn't click on this link if i was you.

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