Only one awkward moment emerged during Prince's forays into the crowd. He approached the daunting bunch on what could have been dubbed the "hip-hop power couch" — it included Diddy, Death Row Records founder Suge Knight, Erykah Badu and Nas, among others — and tried to hand the microphone to Nas.
Prince charming at the Roosevelt

The rapper declined to ad-lib, however, simply muttering, "I love Prince," and handing back the hot potato. Prince then tried to work his charm on Ms. Badu; she gave up a half-hearted rhyme about sisterhood, but it fizzled out. About half of those seated on the couch then abruptly departed (though Nas and Badu both stayed).

Diddy and Suge sitting together? No one could do a free style...Nas??? Then everyone left?

This story seems hard to believe but it was on 3121....

http://www.latimes.com/en...&cset=true

Peace

Well, sometimes being asked to perform on the spot is tough.

Just look at the James Brown, MJ, Prince video

Go to the concerts forum for the review http://www.prince.org/msg/12/232097