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Dj Kool Kid A Str8 Up Biter (steals Trax 2pac The Way He Wanted It)

jazzdee said:
I believe kool kid. he ain't no bitch!
I believe there are a lot of other people who don't know about assasins project, so I think kool kid speaks the truth! another evidence is the death row pic on the cover. story must be true!
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kool kid is about as much of a "dj" as my left asscheek. since when did dj's not scratch, mix, or blend? all he did was download some songs and sell the cd. where i'm from any 6 year old with a dell can do that.
 
jazzdee said:
I believe kool kid. he ain't no bitch!
I believe there are a lot of other people who don't know about assasins project, so I think kool kid speaks the truth! another evidence is the death row pic on the cover. story must be true!
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kool kid is that you. lmao :p
 
Dante said:
kool kid is about as much of a "dj" as my left asscheek. since when did dj's not scratch, mix, or blend? all he did was download some songs and sell the cd. where i'm from any 6 year old with a dell can do that.
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yea exactly, i used 2 do that when i was a freshman in HS lol. but even back then i'd try to make my compilations unique.
 
bigmack said:
kool kid is that you. lmao :p
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you got me :D *ironie*

I never said he is a good dj, I just said that he ain't talking shit.
He released a cd with "stolen" tracks and all of a sudden everybody says: "oh, I always felt he was a snitch". would be different if this had not happened
 
^^^^
what the fuck are you talking about? how were those tracks stolen? they were assasins remixes and who said he was a snitch?
 
Dave D said:
^^^^
what the fuck are you talking about? how were those tracks stolen? they were assasins remixes and who said he was a snitch?
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I am talking about kool kid. everybody says that he "stole" those tracks from assasin. And because of that everybody hates him! still don't get the point?
 
hmmm no .. let me break it down for you.
1. Assassin decided he wanted to make a Tupac mixtape.
2. He gets in the studio and starts to remix several songs.
3. He releases an album he decided to call "the way he wanted it".
4. The fans buy the mixtape and seem fairly happy with it. (i still havent got a copy, but i look forward to hearing it)
5. Assasin sees that Dj Kool Kid has taken all his remixes put them on a new cd and is trying to sell it as his own work.
6. Assassin gets mad.
7. Assassin posts about this on 2pacboard.com
8. The fans get mad.

Now if you still dont get this, please throw yourself down a flight of stairs.
 
jazzdee said:
I am talking about kool kid. everybody says that he "stole" those tracks from assasin. And because of that everybody hates him! still don't get the point?
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if it wasn't assassin, it would be someone else. this punk wannabe dj doesn't do anything more than make compilations. by that right anyone with a burner is now a dj. he deserves everything he's getting here, though he will ultimately continue in the way of his forefather (dj clue) and continue NOT to mix, while shouting all over records.

at best, if these were all new tracks, then he's STILL a punk for calling it a mixtape when it's nothing more than a bootleg he himself bought for $300. it's a shame lapolt goes after fan sites and not those who blatantly profit from using 2pac's name any way they can to line their pockets.

"still don't get the point?"
 
i dont think kool kid meant that this chris guy WORKS for death row, hence why he said that "who used to work for death row, way back".

anyway, rukas' idea is indeed good. hope this gets sorted.
 
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