lastdecember said:

Even his Oscar-awarded role in the Ray Charles biopic ?

Copycat said:

Lady on the right is fine indeed. Is this panda-disguise a nod to Kanye ?

Copycat said:

Jamie Foxx in 1993: "You better blow that shit out!"

Copycat said:

I don't hate him, i hate this wack ass album. I could care less
if he goes double platinum. I won't be one of the ones who
purchased it. Hell for all we know all of his hollywood buddies
may have purchased it. LL cool J's weakest albums sound
better than this garbage.

Shango said:

Yes, she B fine and I love the way she moves her hips. Come to daddy.
[Edited 3/30/09 0:25am]

Copycat said:

LoLz, the fox is stacked & packed.

Copycat said:

Okay, what's that supposed to mean, that the album is good? I've news for you, it doesn't. All it means is that Jamie and the rest of the people who are on that album, have fans that will listen to anything they put out. It does not mean that it is a good cd, by any stretch of the imagination. It is also a result of good marketing, which today's music seems to need more of than the music of my generation. Used to be, when one hears about an album, word of mouth would do the trick....Now, you need a video to enforce that "word"....that's a shame.

Shango said:

I like some of his acting. I think his best work was in "Ray" "Redemption" "Breaking All the Rules" (he was cute in that, I don't care what anyone says!) and "Collateral". This new movie looks like it could be one of his better performances as well.

I do kinda like "Digital Girl" w/Kanye.

shorttrini said:

No, it means that Foxx has developed exceptional self-confidence in his selling abilities.

Copycat said:

Copycat said:

That's my point. He as well as the artist on that song have developed their own fan base, so of course their fans will by it. It STILL does not mean that it is ANY good. What is also means is that there are some people who really don't know or give a shit anymore about what good music is or sounds like....and that is a damn shame...

bboy87 said:

BOOTY JUICE???

shorttrini said:

These remixes are still available in case you need to play catch up:


"Blame It (Official Remix)" (feat. Busta Rhymes, Lil Wayne and T-Pain)
"Blame It (Jeezy Remix)" (feat. Young Jeezy and T-Pain)
"Blame It (Teairra Mari Remix)" (feat. Jamie Foxx and T-Pain)
"Blame It (Joc Remix)" (feat. Yung Joc and T-Pain)
"Blame It (Maino Remix)" (feat. Maino and T-Pain)
"Blame It (Juelz Remix)" (feat. Juelz Santana and T-Pain)
"Blame It (N.O.R.E. Remix)" (feat. N.O.R.E. and T-Pain)
"Blame It (Trina Mix)" (feat. Trina (sampling "Red Rum" by Lil Wayne))
"Blame It (Freemix)" (feat. Freeway and T-Pain)
"Blame It (G-Unit Diss)" (feat. Rick Ross and T-Pain)
"Blame It (Freestyle)" (Trey Songz)
"Blame It (Freestyle)" (Jermaine Dupri)
"Blame It (Konvict Remix)" (feat. Kardinal Offishall)
"Blame It (Spanish Remix)" (feat. Fuego)
"Blame It (DJ Ill Will Remix)" (feat. Ya Boy & T-Pain)

Copycat said:

As if the first version wasn't bad enough, they had to remix it 14 more times. Each one of these artists has their own fan base so, of course people will buy it. It still does not mean that the song is any good. Then again, they really are not looking at the quality of the song, just the money that they can get from "milking", this cash cow.
[Edited 3/30/09 13:47pm]

Yeah, that's it. Act like you don't wanna download 'em.

Copycat said:

Incredible!

Copycat said:

is that 15 remixes? where has the musical connoisseur gone?

- The gogo version is bearable

BlaqueKnight said:

Shit so is Prince.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

It is the work of T Pain. He's in the video

SCNDLS said:

yep!

kimrachell said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

it took 4 people to write this crap? what did they drop out in the 6th grade?

SCNDLS said:

Ouch. . .

SCNDLS said:

Watch it! I'm feelin dance 4 me right now.

phunkdaddy said:

That's my jam hence why it's quoted in my sig. But 2-3 decent songs per disc out of 3 discs ain't a good average. He coulda eliminated the bullSHIT and had one solid 12 track album. But NOOOOO he gotta pull another Emancipation out his ass.
[Edited 4/14/09 22:19pm]

SCNDLS said:

Didn't really notice. Believe it or not today was only the 2nd time i
listened to both prince cd's all the way through since i picked it up march
31. I got a chance to digest it all. I actually dig 6 songs on MPLSound but
and about a handful on lotusflower. I know a lot of people aren't feeling it
but i think it's an hell of an improvement over planet earth but i can understand vintage prince fans not liking it. Here is my jam too off of MPLsound.

I almost got excited because Foxx was possibly revamping that great piece of genuine material "by" Milli Vanilli, "Blame It on the Rain."

PsycholgclMishap said:

I love that song to this very day

BlaqueKnight said:

Bingo.....and following trends.