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PrintableThe song was huge in my area.It was played regularly on at least three of our R&B stations.I've always felt that,if Prince had released the video to MTV and BET,this song would have been his biggest hit in years. | |
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rudeboynpg said: I Hate U is about Carmen Electra.
I've been hearing this rumor for years.Does anyone know the full story? Is it really about Carmen? | |
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SexyBeautifulOne said: PurpleCharm said: I am in Detroit and I totally missed that. I don't even recall it even being played on the radio. I didn't hear about that song until I started visiting the org last year. I must admit that I had stop listening to P around '88-'89. But it is a mystery why I don't remember I Hate U. I was talking to my 22 year old sister about P one day and she mentioned that she used to love I Hate You and she was only in junior high at the time.  It just depended on what stations you were listening to. FM 98 played it for a while, so did 107.5 at that time I think it was still WGPR, I know because that was me calling in and requesting it. Of course Mojo wasn't on the air anymore then because had he been, I wouldn't have had to request it. Mojo would have had it bumping every night!! ***** Damn, this post got me to reminiscing about Mojo, now I'm about to cry!!  Where my Detroiters at? Remember the "Midnight Funk Association"? Who was listening the night Prince called him up and did the live interview, June 6, 1986, right? What about The Mothership? Did it ever land on Belle Isle?
Sorry, about the thread jackin', it's late, I'm bored, I'm supposed to be working. Back in the day it was Mojo and Prince that use to get me through nights like this. [Edited 2/2/05 23:04pm] I feel your pain about Mojo. He played the hell out of Prince. I don't remember the on air interview, but I do remember that Mojo showed Prince a tremendous amount of love. Prince shouted Mojo out one of the shows at the Palace last year. Mojo played every released single, extended version, b-side and even unreleased single. He had so much freedom to play whatever he wanted to play.I trip thinking about how the radio stations got away with playing Horny Toad and Irresistible B!tch back then. I miss those days. 
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PurpleCharm said: SexyBeautifulOne said: It just depended on what stations you were listening to. FM 98 played it for a while, so did 107.5 at that time I think it was still WGPR, I know because that was me calling in and requesting it. Of course Mojo wasn't on the air anymore then because had he been, I wouldn't have had to request it. Mojo would have had it bumping every night!! ***** Damn, this post got me to reminiscing about Mojo, now I'm about to cry!! Where my Detroiters at? Remember the "Midnight Funk Association"? Who was listening the night Prince called him up and did the live interview, June 6, 1986, right? What about The Mothership? Did it ever land on Belle Isle?
Sorry, about the thread jackin', it's late, I'm bored, I'm supposed to be working. Back in the day it was Mojo and Prince that use to get me through nights like this. [Edited 2/2/05 23:04pm] I feel your pain about Mojo. He played the hell out of Prince. I don't remember the on air interview, but I do remember that Mojo showed Prince a tremendous amount of love. Prince shouted Mojo out one of the shows at the Palace last year. Mojo played every released single, extended version, b-side and even unreleased single. He had so much freedom to play whatever he wanted to play.I trip thinking about how the radio stations got away with playing Horny Toad and Irresistible B!tch back then. I miss those days.
I need to find a time machine quick before I lose it.  PurpleCharm, if you ever find one, Org note me. I'd gladly take a trip back to when Mojo ruled the airwaves!
***** Dearest Mojo, if you should ever peep this, and you want get back on the airwaves but hate what it's become! Sirius Satellite Radio is the way to go. Just ask Howard Stern. Detroit really needs you, man!!  [Edited 2/3/05 4:42am] | |
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renfield said: A quick breakdown, for the interested, on "I Hate U" on the Billboard charts. It debuted on the Hot 100 at no.56 due to street-date violations for the cd/cassette single. The following week, with a full week of sales, it rocketed to no.13. It entered the sales chart at no.6, fueling that 56-13 leap, but stalled at no.46 on the airplay chart. The next week it inched to no.12, then fell to no.19. Airplay dried up and sales didn't last. In all, it spent only 5 weeks in the top 40 and 10 weeks on the Hot 100. It did receive a lot of R&B airplay, which is why it reached no.3 on that chart and spent 20 weeks on the survey. "I Hate U" broke Prince's streak of having at least one top ten pop single every year, from 1983-1994. It came sooo close...
Similar situation with "TGRES." It reached no.19 on the sales chart, which was good enough for no.63 on the main Hot 100, but zero airplay kept it from making the top 40. For those who don't know, the Billboard Hot 100 is a combination of sales and airplay. Labels more or less stopped releasing commercial cd singles by the end of the 90s, so it's essentially an airplay chart these days. But the forthcoming inclusion of digital single sales will balance it back out again. So if Prince released an exclusive new song like "Glass Cutter" to i-Tunes, and all of us purple junkies bought it, he could very well be back in the top 40 someday soon. Very interesting. Thanks. Wonder when this "digital singles sales" inclusion will be put into effect. | |
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DavidEye said: rudeboynpg said: I Hate U is about Carmen Electra.
I've been hearing this rumor for years.Does anyone know the full story? Is it really about Carmen? Uggghhh...what the hell did he see in this woman? Besides her gigantic boobs?  | |
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I wonder the same thing. I don't remember this song either. I am originally from Toledo, OH and now live in Detroit. I don't remember hearing I hate U on either station. I did remember Shhh! but I am pretty sure it was TEvin Campbell's version.
If I heard either of these from GE, I would have bought the CD back then. I really think P was black balled from radio during the  days."Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack | |
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Snap said: thekidsgirl said: There is a video for it to!
but I didnt have cable back then so natureally dont remember that Did anyone ever play the video? Seemed to me that it was never released. According to "The Vault" book it is unreleased. I downloaded a poor quality version of the video. It is nothing special, like most of P's videos. | |
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SexyBeautifulOne said: PurpleCharm said: I am in Detroit and I totally missed that. I don't even recall it even being played on the radio. I didn't hear about that song until I started visiting the org last year. I must admit that I had stop listening to P around '88-'89. But it is a mystery why I don't remember I Hate U. I was talking to my 22 year old sister about P one day and she mentioned that she used to love I Hate You and she was only in junior high at the time. It just depended on what stations you were listening to. FM 98 played it for a while, so did 107.5 at that time I think it was still WGPR, I know because that was me calling in and requesting it. Of course Mojo wasn't on the air anymore then because had he been, I wouldn't have had to request it. Mojo would have had it bumping every night!! Gosh i do remember the mothership landing. Mojo was out of this world! I was in Toledo and couldn't always pull Detroit on my radio. But that was when detroit radio was cool. now clear channel got what 2 out 3 black radio stations? Damn, this post got me to reminiscing about Mojo, now I'm about to cry!! Where my Detroiters at? Remember the "Midnight Funk Association"? Who was listening the night Prince called him up and did the live interview, June 6, 1986, right? What about The Mothership? Did it ever land on Belle Isle?
Sorry, about the thread jackin', it's late, I'm bored, I'm supposed to be working. Back in the day it was Mojo and Prince that use to get me through nights like this. [Edited 2/2/05 23:04pm] "Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack | |
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4nowneway said: have you heard the extended?, he stars sayin something about the feather floatin through the air in Forest Gump
I got this from this website: http://www.dtt-lyrics.com...s/alt.html From the "I Hate U" Extended Remix: I hate U, baby Like a day, like a day without sunshine Cuz U're all, U're all, U're all that's ever on my mind Baby, baby, baby, how am I gonna get along on a lonely night? Oh tell me, girl, tell me, girl, why didn't U keep your panties on tight? (Ooh) Ask me if I care, ask me if I care It's so little it's like that feather in Forrest Gump Floatin' through the air, floatin' through the air until the bus comes I hate U - Can I get a transfer? | |
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LLA said: 4nowneway said: have you heard the extended?, he stars sayin something about the feather floatin through the air in Forest Gump
I got this from this website: http://www.dtt-lyrics.com...s/alt.html From the "I Hate U" Extended Remix: I hate U, baby Like a day, like a day without sunshine Cuz U're all, U're all, U're all that's ever on my mind Baby, baby, baby, how am I gonna get along on a lonely night? Oh tell me, girl, tell me, girl, why didn't U keep your panties on tight? (Ooh) Ask me if I care, ask me if I care It's so little it's like that feather in Forrest Gump Floatin' through the air, floatin' through the air until the bus comes I hate U - Can I get a transfer? I absolutely LOVE this remix...it is easily one of my all time favourites.. " U gave a dog a place to bone, and now U´re ass is all alone. I hate U ! " Classic Prince... " U danced for a dollar....!I know he didn´t make U holler, and if he did it wasn´t like the time we did it to Mahler. Don´t U remember U were my little nasty girl, mine and U never felt the need to lay another down, so now, I frown at the sound of U´r very name.." man, that´s deep.....  " I´d rather be a stank ass hoe because I´m not stupid. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! I´m always funny dude...I´m hilarious! Are we gonna smoke?" | |
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audience1 said: renfield said: A quick breakdown, for the interested, on "I Hate U" on the Billboard charts. It debuted on the Hot 100 at no.56 due to street-date violations for the cd/cassette single. The following week, with a full week of sales, it rocketed to no.13. It entered the sales chart at no.6, fueling that 56-13 leap, but stalled at no.46 on the airplay chart. The next week it inched to no.12, then fell to no.19. Airplay dried up and sales didn't last. In all, it spent only 5 weeks in the top 40 and 10 weeks on the Hot 100. It did receive a lot of R&B airplay, which is why it reached no.3 on that chart and spent 20 weeks on the survey. "I Hate U" broke Prince's streak of having at least one top ten pop single every year, from 1983-1994. It came sooo close...
Similar situation with "TGRES." It reached no.19 on the sales chart, which was good enough for no.63 on the main Hot 100, but zero airplay kept it from making the top 40. For those who don't know, the Billboard Hot 100 is a combination of sales and airplay. Labels more or less stopped releasing commercial cd singles by the end of the 90s, so it's essentially an airplay chart these days. But the forthcoming inclusion of digital single sales will balance it back out again. So if Prince released an exclusive new song like "Glass Cutter" to i-Tunes, and all of us purple junkies bought it, he could very well be back in the top 40 someday soon. Very interesting. Thanks. Wonder when this "digital singles sales" inclusion will be put into effect. It goes into effect beginning with next week's chart. | |
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sextonseven said: audience1 said: Very interesting. Thanks. Wonder when this "digital singles sales" inclusion will be put into effect. It goes into effect beginning with next week's chart. Cool! Damn, now I really wish that A Million Days is released just to see how this would affect its position (if at all). | |
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audience1 said: sextonseven said: It goes into effect beginning with next week's chart. Cool! Damn, now I really wish that A Million Days is released just to see how this would affect its position (if at all). I know Green Day's "Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" jumped from 8 to 4 because of the added downloads. This is from the Feb. 4 edition of Chartbeat Bonus by Fred Bronson on Billboard.com: "HOTTER THAN HOT: The introduction of the Pop 100 is not the only major change this week. New methodology is introduced to the Hot 100, which now includes sales of digital downloads whether a retail single exists or not. Titles no longer have to appear in the top 75 of the Hot 100 Airplay chart before they can appear on the big chart. The change in formula shakes up the chart, but not at the top, where Mario's "Let Me Love You" (3rd Street/J) continues at to rule for the seventh week. Beneficiaries of the new methodology include Kelly Clarkson, who becomes the first "American Idol" to have two entries in the top 10 -- "Since U Been Gone" (RCA) at No. 9 and "Breakaway" at No. 10 -- and the Killers, who have the highest new entry of 2005 as "Mr. Brightside" (Island) bows at No. 40." http://www.billboard.com/.../bonus.jsp | |
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sextonseven said:
I love how the guitar solo begins--very angry.[/quote] Yeah, I love that about it too. This song got major play down in New Orleans when I was in college down there. |
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I really don't want to see the video to the song, if there is one. The images this song has created in my mind are too strong. | |
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MarieLouise said: I really don't want to see the video to the song, if there is one. The images this song has created in my mind are too strong.
No problem there. This video will most likely never see the light of day along with all the other promo clips not currently on disc. | |
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sextonseven said: MarieLouise said: I really don't want to see the video to the song, if there is one. The images this song has created in my mind are too strong.
No problem there. This video will most likely never see the light of day along with all the other promo clips not currently on disc. I have the video on computer. thanks HQ. anyone want to see it, email me and I will send you a link thru an emailer service. I love this song and the video was pretty good. I don't know why they didn't "release" it. "Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack | |
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I heard it quite a bit on Chicago radio. I remember being so surprised to hear a NEW Prince song on the radio.
I don't remember which station just that they had Tom Joyner and another dj that I really liked that later went into nationwide syndication. They played "The Hits and Dusties." I'm firmly planted in denial |
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I'll never forget being on the hiway at the end of a long trip, driving up to downtown Philly at 2 in the morning for a convention, turning on the radio and catching the debut of "I Hate U.'' That song was hot, complete with courtroom, "Your Honor, may I call to the stand, my one and only witness'' etc.
I know it was a hit then, but not how big of a hit. But I'll never forget the first time I heard it. Sweet. | |
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pacey68 said: Snap said: Did anyone ever play the video? Seemed to me that it was never released. According to "The Vault" book it is unreleased. I downloaded a poor quality version of the video. It is nothing special, like most of P's videos. i have the video...the quality in the beginning of it is pretty crappy (like it was recorded off a tape with bad tracking or sumfin) is it just me, or does p seem 2 trust maytes head right toward his crotch kind of roughly...i mean i like it ruff n all, but damn...! "...took my sex and my money...took all my self esteem...had the nerve 2 think it was funny...i never knew a bitch so mean" | |
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A masterpiece! Love the hatred.
"U hurt me, baby, more than I could ever hurt myself I'd pay somebody 2 knock U off but U ain't worth the wealth. Speakin' of which, U owe me, U owe me about a million 8 or more Perhaps we need 2 get U down at the corner store Yeah baby, U know what time it is ... body biz." | |
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ronnie said: A masterpiece! Love the hatred.
"U hurt me, baby, more than I could ever hurt myself I'd pay somebody 2 knock U off but U ain't worth the wealth. Speakin' of which, U owe me, U owe me about a million 8 or more Perhaps we need 2 get U down at the corner store Yeah baby, U know what time it is ... body biz." Obviously I'm in a major minority here but I find the song extremely cheesy! The whole Courtroom bit makes me cringe, (see also TMBGITW and International Lover). I must have a thing about talking in songs. Just my opinion. --------------------------------------------------
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renfield said: A quick breakdown, for the interested, on "I Hate U" on the Billboard charts. It debuted on the Hot 100 at no.56 due to street-date violations for the cd/cassette single. The following week, with a full week of sales, it rocketed to no.13. It entered the sales chart at no.6, fueling that 56-13 leap, but stalled at no.46 on the airplay chart. The next week it inched to no.12, then fell to no.19. Airplay dried up and sales didn't last. In all, it spent only 5 weeks in the top 40 and 10 weeks on the Hot 100. It did receive a lot of R&B airplay, which is why it reached no.3 on that chart and spent 20 weeks on the survey. "I Hate U" broke Prince's streak of having at least one top ten pop single every year, from 1983-1994. It came sooo close...
I did some research on the single and its respective airplay and sales numbers. It peaked on Billboard's Hot 100 airplay chart at #46, but at #6 on the sales chart. On the R&B airplay and sales charts, the peak numbers are more even at #3 on both charts so R&B stations nationwide were giving it lots of airplay. | |
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Come2getheras1 said: ronnie said: A masterpiece! Love the hatred.
"U hurt me, baby, more than I could ever hurt myself I'd pay somebody 2 knock U off but U ain't worth the wealth. Speakin' of which, U owe me, U owe me about a million 8 or more Perhaps we need 2 get U down at the corner store Yeah baby, U know what time it is ... body biz." Obviously I'm in a major minority here but I find the song extremely cheesy! The whole Courtroom bit makes me cringe, (see also TMBGITW and International Lover). I must have a thing about talking in songs. Just my opinion. That's similar to a classic "rap" that a lot of old R&B songs used to have where the singer just broke it down and talked to the listener. There was a whole thread recently about those songs. http://www.prince.org/msg/8/131963 I'm guessing you'll hate each and every one of them.  | |
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you can download this video from HQ now complements of Sarah.
 I love this video!"Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack | |
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thekidsgirl said: There is a video for it to!
but I didnt have cable back then so natureally dont remember that be happy u don't remember it and didn't have cable cuz the vid sucks. Yesterday is dead...tomorrow hasnt arrived yet....i have just ONE day...
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just saw the video on Housequake.com . Mayte looks beautiful as usual but the video is kinda wack "Thinking like the Keys on Prince's piano, we'll be just fine" | |
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