punch n "JUDEY418" ,

you are fool for that one!!!!

tonybibb said:

Yes! It should have been the other way round... Rihanna opening with The Time taking over... like it was it kinda was anticlimatic! For a second there I thought Prince would enter the stage!

It generally would be a better idea to let the young ones start and the legends will finish the job!
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I enjoyed the performance... And y'all should be thankful that The Time were even asked to join Rihanna... SHE is the top bill right now (sad as that is)... I'm sure everyone except Prince fans were like "what the hell"?? I love the band to death but are they really any more relevant than a group like The Jets or Poison or any other skilled 80s band with a hit 2 decades ago?

From MTV News:

As the Grammy Awards progressed on Sunday night, one man was making headlines of his own backstage: the Time's Morris Day.

The frontman/lothario, who duetted with Rihanna early in the show, said of the singer: "I think she's a sexy young lady. I have kids as old as her. ... But I enjoyed it. That did not stop me from noticing."

He had a less flattering, although sympathetic, comment about her onstage pouting: "When the groove hits you, you get ugly for a minute. It's like you broke wind."

Since the Time are noted for their cool ("Cool" is also the name of one of their best songs), he talked about how some of today's artists measure up.


"I don't see Kanye as being cool--very talented, but not cool."

Chris Brown? "He's very hyper, but talented. Give him about 10 years and we'll see. There are some cool people out there. I think Snoop is cool. Puffy's cool. It's embodiment — it's gotta be in you. I'm so cool that even when I'm sweating, it's a cold sweat."

After noting how impressed he was with his own group's performance, Day continued: "I don't know if you were able to watch [our set] because you were too busy eating sandwiches and potato chips, but we had a good time," he told reporters with a laugh. "I still do the dance moves every day, I just happened to do it on the Grammy stage tonight."

When asked if he spoke with longtime friend and foil Prince backstage, Day answered, "I asked him, 'How's the family?' ... He didn't say nothing." (Day and Prince are old friends and rivals. Day split from Prince's camp not long after the blockbuster success of 1984's "Purple Rain," but reunited for 1990's "Graffiti Bridge" and the Time have opened for Prince at several shows in recent years.)

Asked if he was going to kick it with Prince backstage, he replied: "Am I interested in kicking him backstage?"

Day also said the Time have a new album done and plan to tour. "That was fun. Where's the sandwich boxes?" he said before leaving the media room.


Morris is something else. That "How's the family?" line is straight from Purple Rain and Graffiti Bridge.

I didn't see the Grammys, but to the person who mentioned something called 'Brave Mary', I hope you're not talking about 'Proud Mary'.
'Cause either I'm out of touch and don't know what 'Brave Mary' is, or you don't know the title of Ike and Tina Turner's classic signature tune.

I didn't see the Grammys, but to the person who mentioned something called 'Brave Mary', I hope you're not talking about 'Proud Mary'.
'Cause either I'm out of touch and don't know what 'Brave Mary' is, or you don't know the title of Ike and Tina Turner's classic signature tune.

Morris is a fucking pimp

and by the way, none of those people are Cool

LOL! You tell 'im, Morris! don't let that skinny M...f...with the high voice do you in!!!!