Too Legit To Quit

[ChaosDST]

I haven't seen his new video...but, I saw his performance on 106 and Park. His image is more "hip," but the beats on the songs that he performed were wack. He wears fatigues b/c his CD is entitled "Active Duty" or something to that effect.

Speaking of "Pumps and a Bump," I definitely remember the old video and how BET refused to show it b/c he had an erection. I liked the other video they made for the song. He was trying to be hardcore, but it was much more tasteful.

Originally posted by deltaspr99
I have not seen the new video that is supposed to be out...Is it like his old stuff...or did he try to get hip on us.

[CJUS]

The video that aired on 106th and Park was pertaining about the war and the American people. It was like those songs P-Diddy came out with--you know old school remakes. I think it was Ain't No Stopping us. I really can't recall, but it was not what I would have used to try to make a comeback with. Personally, I wouldn't buy it. I was to through when it knocked Aaliyah to the number 2 spot and it aired as number one. I know that they did that because he was on the show. But overall I do commend him for thinking about his country.

[deltaspr99]

What gets me is that he's been on all these shows talking about ministering and preaching..then he comes back and wants support...Is he confused or what?

[CJUS]

Well, in my opinion from watching the movie, he went from dancing in front of the Oakland A's stadium for money, to playing with the Okaland A's, rap-preaching, rap career, back ro rap-preaching, and now I guess he is back to rapping.

[MeezDiscreet]

i just kept thinking that something was missing. what about the other groups that hammer tried to put on? i just didn't get a sense of completion from the movie. but, it entertained me so i guess it did it's job.

i know i might be alone in this, but without those coke-bottle glasses, i thought the dude that played him was sort of attractive.