Y'all just can't comprehend how out -of-this-world great Tony Mosley was on the mic. Without his vital, irreducible controbutions to the D&P LP that album wouldn't have sold 50 copies. Tony M. was the Mozart of rap. Y'all just can't hang. Had he went solo he would have murdered the likes of Nas, Tupac, Biggie, Rakim, Eminem, Rednan, Jay Z and Treach in any battle. Stop frontin'. Check urself B4 U QWreck Urself peeps.

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Total Gangsta Pimp Boss

STILL the Daddy Mack Of The Mack Daddys! BOO- YAH Bitches!

It's U isnt it? I knew some of your post have TRIED to rhyme

But hell naw...U messed it up

That's why he's on the list of tributes for the upcoming BET Awards. Tony M was epic!
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nursev said:

It's U isnt it? I knew some of your post have TRIED to rhyme

Naw bruh, I wish I had the amount of talent Tony The Great M. had in one toenail!

Hey...Carmen Electra? Who hit THAT...here's a hint...not U!

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to da maxx!

homesquid said:

nursev said:

It's U isnt it? I knew some of your post have TRIED to rhyme

Naw bruh, I wish I had the amount of talent Tony The Great M. had in one toenail!

Umm Hmm The fact that u think hes talented says your him

jstar69 said:

Meanwhile, the losers clownin have accomplished what again?

Tony M was alrigh in Gett Off, imho... great song and great musicvideo too.

However, the big problem was the D&P concerts...... Tony was ruin them with his shouting....

homesquid said:

Total Gangsta Pimp Boss

cmon Fam...how you gonna be a "Total Gangsta Pimp Boss", while wearing a onesie bathing suit???... WHAT PART OF THE GAME IS THAT????!!!

Germanegro said:

Tony M.was allright! He did what he needed to do in Prince's crew--hit it and quit. I bet that he is greatful for those experiences, too. He never stepped on anybody's toes then either did he? And even if you never liked him, he was a bona fide part of the 80s Minneapolis scene that lots of people here are crazy about. So go ahead on Mr. Mosely--no hyperbole is needed for your sake.

As far as I know, the only thing he did Prince related in the 80s was dance in Purple Rain. He ruined D&P and . A good way to tell whether or not you truly believe what you're saying -- next time "Love 2 The 9s" comes on, roll down the windows in your car and blast it. If you can make it through the entire song (or ANY song he is on) without skipping once he starts spitting -- then you're in the minority that actually believes he was a good rapper.

Throw on 1999: The New Master and tell me that was anything but a trainwreck -- the lowest point of Prince's career -- when it should have been one of the highest.

Can't wait to find out if there are Tony M-less versions of D&P and in the vault(s).

oh lawd

THIS POST GAVE ME LYFE!!!!

My emotions went from....

TrivialPursuit said:

TrivialPursuit said:

shoot, bruh, that is stright play hatin'

Check out this photo of the King Of Rap with some silly mf trying to do pushups.

Cut him some slack, he was always nice to the fans.

Can´t stand his contributions to the D&P live shows and the Act II tour but he was nothing but nice to fans during conventions and concerts, and I think he was pretty ok on 2Gether.

And what would the song Clockin Tha Jizz be without Tony saying :

"Mmmmmmmmmmhhhhhh.....clockin´ tha jizz....!"

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I still like that song.

homesquid said:

TrivialPursuit said:

shoot, bruh, that is stright play hatin'

Check out this photo of the King Of Rap with some silly mf trying to do pushups.

LMAO...those two always looked HIGHLY suspect in the Gangster Glam video...wet pushups & onesies...

RJOrion said:

homesquid said:

shoot, bruh, that is stright play hatin'

Check out this photo of the King Of Rap with some silly mf trying to do pushups.

LMAO...those two always looked HIGHLY suspect in the Gangster Glam video...wet pushups & onesies...

Yeah, rap was not working for Prince, he always tried to keep relevant but rap never really fit with him, the Paisley Crew and all ...

Tony and Prince were butt buddies.