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Hey, this is my first time posting. I'm on the Hot97 e-mail click and I just received a Summer Jam 2001 recap via e-mail and decided to post it here. Here are the contents of the e-mail:
(Sorry this is so long and spaced out, I couldn't figure out how to condense it)

SUMMER JAM 2001
HIGHLIGHTS

LUDACRIS
Hit the stage and
Blazed us with his
Dirty South flava as
he performed Area
Codes, Throw
Them Bows,
What’s Your
Fantasy, Ho’s
EVE
Showed us why
she’s the First Lady
and held it down with
her hits Blow Your
Mind, Who’s That
Girl, and repped for
the females who get
down for theirs with Gangsta B****
Lablemate Jadakiss hopped on stage
and joined Eve to perform the street
anthem Put Ya Hands Up followed by
We Gon’ Make It!
JA RULE
Got the crowd
moving to hits like
I Cry, Between Me
and You.
Oh and what would a
Ja Rule Summer
Jam 2001
performance be
without HOLLA and Put It On Me with
special guest appearance by none
other than VIDA!
R. KELLY
Hit the stage and
made it a party with
his hit Fiesta. He
definitely made it hot
for the ladies in the
house with a Freestyle Thug Passion
style! We had a surprise visit by Keith
Murray who performed Home Alone
with R. Kelly
OUTKAST
Live with members of
the Dungeon Family,
Big Boi and Andre
3000 took it to
another level
creatively with
Throw Your Hands in the Air
Then gave us a breath of fresh air with
So Fresh (and) So Clean (Clean),
Rosa Parks ( Hush dat fuss!
Na’meen!), Ms. Jackson and Bombs
over Baghdad
DESTINY’S
CHILD
Set it off with
So Good
…and even
though they did give a solid
performance the crowd booed the pop
icons!
They still held it down and came back
at the haters with Independent
Women, Say My Name, Booty
Licious (had the guys ready for that
Jelly – HA!!)
They thought that they could be saved
by performing a Gospel Medley (a
cappella) which truly displayed their
vocal talent. They then showed the
crowd why they sell as many albums
as they have by performing
Survivor (Did they really survive?
Hmmmm…)
THE ST. LUNATICS

Came on before their
front man
NELLY
Took to the stage
with
E I, Ride With Me,
Country Grammar,
and Midwest Swing
Funk Master
Flex got the
crowd on their
feet for none
other than
JAY-Z and the
Roc-a-Fella
Family. The
crowd lost it as Hova stepped on stage
with the signature phrase “I’m focused
man”! Jay-Z kicked it off with his
verses from Best of Me (as performed
with Maya)

JAY-Z then gave the crowd a surprise
with a song dedicated to “People
talking this and talking that…”
During the performance of this song
Hova displayed photos Prodigy of
Mobb Deep taken when he was part of
a Ballet Troop! The crowd went
Bananas!!!

Memphis Bleek joined his cohort on
his song
Is That Your Chick and later on with
Mind Right.

There was a special guest appearance
by none other than Missy Elliot. She
definitely got her Freak On!

JAY-Z then gave us Can I Get A
(What What) followed by 1900 Hustler
followed which featured Roc-a-Fella’s
new member Freeway. Also
representin’ was Beenie Siegal.

What’s My Name had the crowd
screaming “Jigga”!

Beenie and Memphis blessed us with
a new joint off Beans’ new album. A
2001 version of EPMD’s So What You
Sayin’.

Erick Sermon then broke into his hit
song which features the legendary
Marvin Gaye, Music

JAY-Z then came back with Give It To
Me.
His Honor thanked the crowd and
performed an exclusive performance of
IZO which will be a cut on his new
album titled The Blueprint.

To end the night, Jigga Man had a big
surprise for the house; he told us he
brought MICHAEL JACKSON
If you were there you can recall the ill
silence in the crowd. It was utter
disbelief. JAY-Z actually had to walk off
stage and when he returned, The living
Legend MICHAEL JACKSON was
really there!
There was complete pandemonium at
the Nassau Coliseum! Mike didn’t say
much, no performance, nothing but a
soft spoken ”I love you all”. That was all
he had to say! The crowd rose to their
feet as THE Michael Jackson exited
the stage.
History in the Making