SCNDLS said:

It's bound to happen sooner or later and I'll have this " " look on my face. And they be the SAME ones saying "man you like this old junk?" Next minute these fools will be singing as if they knew the lyrics and then I'd be like "oh I'm old huh but you're singing too!"

Timmy84 said:

Yeah, that's the face I give my cuzzins followed by

SCNDLS said:

I do that with a niece of mine's. She be saying "you got some old stuff", then I played the radio one day listening to some "old stuff" and there she was dancing. All I can do was laugh.

Timmy84 said:

I feel sorry for them. Anytime I hear Blame It On the Alcohol I just I don't listen to the radio except for when I start my car and this song is ALWAYS on. It's sad that this mess is considered a hit club song.

This song brings back some fucking memories much like Ladies' Night:



RIP the cuter Lil' Kim and the rougher-than-fuck MJB.

Timmy84 said:

yeah....R.I.P





baby girl was tight back then

funkpill said:

I swear to James Brown's temporary grave site that's what she said!

Timmy84 said:

Now ya'll know I gotta focus on the fashion. What's REALLY funny is how her and Foxy have on the same outfit on the inside pics of their respective debut albums.

Timmy84 said:

- I just haven't got a clue as to what "dippin' on your Ninja Honda" means; I've got some ideas but...

Timmy84 said:

- I just haven't got a clue as to what "dippin' on your Ninja Honda" means; I've got some ideas but...

Mstrustme said:

Ridin', I guess... unless it means the OTHER kind of ridin'...

Since it's a motorcycle I think it's like when you dip down in a turn and your knee almost touches the ground.

Mstrustme said:

Since it's a motorcycle I think it's like when you dip down in a turn and your knee almost touches the ground.
[Edited 5/23/09 17:43pm]

SCNDLS said:

Ah yeah that's what it means, I've seen my brother "dipped" on his motorcycles just by his lonesome, lol.

SCNDLS said:

Damn skippy. Foxy was barely 18 on hers too.

Timmy84 said:

yeah....R.I.P





baby girl was tight back then

Timmy84 said:

It's dangerous but fun.

Timmy84 said:

I never understood how her mother, a teacher, would allow her 16-17 year old child to be rolling with rappers at all hours and spittin' those nasty ass rhymes. I mean her album was the shit, better than Kim's IMO (thanks Jay), but definitely inappropriate for her at that age.

Timmy84 said:

Player's Anthem, One More Chance, No Time, America's Most Wanted, California Love, How Do You Want It, One in a Million, Are You That Somebody, Lady (Remix), Get Money, the list is endless . . .

I worked in clubs during this time and if the DJ played any of these songs it would get KRUNK, everybody going to the next level. The funny thing is that as old as these songs are when they get played in the club TODAY everyone STILL gets excited. Club/hip-hop music today SUCKS!
[Edited 5/23/09 16:26pm]

SCNDLS said:

I do that with a niece of mine's. She be saying "you got some old stuff", then I played the radio one day listening to some "old stuff" and there she was dancing. All I can do was laugh.

Timmy84 said:

On a similar note, when my god-daughter first heard "Crazy in love", she swore that it was a new song and not sampled. You could imagine the look of disappointment on her face, when I pulled out "You are my woman", by the Chi-lite's and schooled her...

I remember this song before starting grade 9, that Share My World album was my soundtrack that late summer!

shorttrini said:

Yeah she probably was like "oh no! " I know some kids be like "hey they stole that from DMX!"

Timmy84 said:

She was. But, I have raised her like she was my own, so anything I listen to, she will. When I do, I tell he exactly where it came from. Now, when she goes to school, her friends come to her and asked, "Hey Makayla, who sang this or is this the original"? It so funny.

Timmy84 said:

I never understood how her mother, a teacher, would allow her 16-17 year old child to be rolling with rappers at all hours and spittin' those nasty ass rhymes. I mean her album was the shit, better than Kim's IMO (thanks Jay), but definitely inappropriate for her at that age.

shorttrini said:

I'm still one of those girls, I like to point out to my age group (20's) that this sampled this, and that sampled that.

alphastreet said:

It's kinda normal in your 20's, but she is will be 8 in a few weeks, so it is kinda weird...She is not the typical seven old. Like I said, she likes the music that I listen to, which is everything and she knows some of the history behind the songs.

shorttrini said:

she sounds really awesome, I was doing it in my teen's too actually when I recognized stuff from records my family used to play when I was a kid.