PicklesMcMillan said:

their overzealous Prince fans who would basically ask "how high?" if Prince told them to jump lol get my drift?

MikeyB71 said:

lol ive never seen people joke with rolling eyes before ?
but you said your were joking so its ok

PurpleDiamond2009 said:

lol oh!! im not overzealous i just made a post about how i didnt like the parade album and i got chewed out

now people are calling me a prince fanatic/fam

people can jump from one thing to the other its crazy aint it

I know for a fact that he reads this site. I posted "where you at, my gold nigga?" a while ago...few days later Cause & Effect was released.

PicklesMcMillan said:

lol i didnt like the Parade album either but oh well

PicklesMcMillan said:

it's a retarded fanatic who takes princes side, no matter, in fact the more stupid it is. it's short for prince family member or some shit like that. having a screw lose and love for jehovah solely because of prince is an essential requirement for being a fam. lacking knowledge of princes music from the last millenium is also helpful

7souls said:

you can say you influenced prince music, pat yourself on the back

unique said:

lol perfect

PurpleDiamond2009 said:

that just sounds like crazy person to me

Why is this question often asked? Would any orgers behave differently if they knew that Prince, or his staff, or his cronies, or his wannabe baby mommas were on here? I think not.

DesireeNevermind said:

simple, the search function is crap

I hope he does read it.
As for worrying that Prince wouldn't like me if I met him in person? We don't travel in the same circles, but if I did come across 'im...
Bah Humbug.

read everything written about me. Especially here on the ORG.

pfft...you wish!

unique said:

agreed

KidaDynamite said:

No More Candy 4 U!

HonestMan13 said:

PicklesMcMillan said:

[Snip - luv4u]

Reel said:

just post what you wanna post, plus you dont seem like a mean person and to me your post wasn't so bad that it needed to be locked but what can i say im not moderator so i cant do anything

only when he's stoned, which would explain why he gets so paranoid *cough*

robinhood said:

weed doesn't make you paranoid

what hell is prince smoking on ??

i mean i wouldn't know this from experience (runs out of post )

PicklesMcMillan said:

PicklesMcMillan said:

Yep

The "... more than 1,000 replies..." lyric on that Want U Here song always suggested some Org monitoring, especially of the Bria threads.

Well,It appears that He has a List of The Hater's....And As many people Who really Like Him and Care for Him and Support Him on This Site....There are Many "fair weather fans" and Haters that belong to this site....So I would guess That he has people working for him that research this site as far as Prince himself looking on this site.....sadly I doubt it.....

bobbyc17 said:

so.. he has the list of haters/fair weather fans but no list of people that actually like him??

thats messed up, haters get all attention and thats probably way their are so many
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Wish he did!

We might get him to do something decent and worthy of our interest.....

PicklesMcMillan said:

lol i need to learn to proof read

PicklesMcMillan said:

I'm just happy I made someone's list...doesn't happen every day!

PurpleDiamond2009 said:

i dont really know the rules for posting articles so mods please forgive my ignorance anyways this interview came was in 2001 called The Y-Life Interview ill post the most important part ----------------------------------------------------------- Y-Life: How did you first get online? Prince: Instantly, the thing that attracted me to the Net was the idea that I could reach a lot of people without going through a matrix. Unfortunately, the Net is a reflection of what's going on in the world. School shootings, things like that. It reflects that kind of violence. That's why I don't live there. Here in Paisley, it's a very isolated environment. You can't just see all that pornography and deceit and mendacity all the time. That's what the world has become. There are pockets of beauty out there still, though. Y-Life: Where are those pockets of beauty on the Net? Prince: That's a tough one. I'm not one to judge what is beautiful. I do know what isn't beautiful. Everybody's a critic. People are flaming each other without any knowledge of the effect it has on others—the kind of physical, psychological effect it has on them. Y-Life: Have you been in chatrooms devoted to your work? Prince: A couple of times—not much. When I first started, I tried one time to unify a group splintered by whether I was still "funky" or not. That question still goes on, obviously. But what ended up happening was that I got a webmaster out of it—Sam Jennings, who runs the NPG site out of Chicago. But I guess what I find beautiful on the Internet is wherever I find agreement. That's beautiful even to people who are full of hate. Y-Life: Don't we need disagreement before we can have agreement? Prince: I believe people of like mind will agree. This'll sound like a cliché, but people need to be under a creator. Clive Davis doesn't want to take any direction from me. Should he? You tell me. Is this the music industry? All the musicians, please stand up. Miles Davis and Duke Ellington went to school for music. They learned how to create; they became seasoned performers. Now they pop these kids out like it's nothing. And the record executives say, "We love music." You love music? You can't even tap your foot on the two and the four. Y-Life: There was a quote on your site recently, saying "Beyoncé can sang!" Was that from you? Prince: The tidbits of information on the site don't come from me. Sometimes people will ask me a question, and I'll give them a quote. My end is shipping out the music. But it's evident that Destiny's Child is an industry act. We want to keep the focus on why they're successful. And that's because of the people in the group, not because of the label and the marketing. That's why you'll see tidbits like that, about Beyoncé and other performers. The people that are here at Paisley with me—we're all like-minded. They stay free—and free means free. And that's what the club is about. It's a haven for anybody who's got their music and is free. We're all very down-to-earth. No matter what the press likes to write about me. Y-Life: So what kind of Web sites do you like to visit? Prince: I go to the educational ones. I like to study history—especially Egyptian history. I don't want to start endorsing any sites right now, but I like the ones that go back the furthest. 'Cause I'm interested in how we got in this predicament in the first place. You can talk about symptoms all day long. But I like to talk about solutions.

considering all the recent interviews, this is bizarrely candid.