jason_g_718 said:
Hey, Grimes, I notice it's all you people on probation who are about to get banned that keep making posts poking fun at me.
You know what the difference betweem me and you is? In a month, I'll still be a member here and you'll be banned. *thumbs up*
i kinda feeling sorry for jason,,,,,you know what after viewin your website imma leave you alone and let your own word's speak for u
MOST HATED PERSON
Ja Rule (aka Ja Fool)
Ja burst onto the rap scene in 1997 in Jay Z's "Can I Get A" video. From the moment I first saw this man, he was CLEARLY trying to be Tupac Shakur. The bandana tied on his head backwards, topless with tattoo's blazing off his chest, the sagging pants and same 2pac gestures, shit, Ja even had Pac's trademark raspy voice. But Ja's problem is that it was all a gimmick. The man later switched and decided he was going to start singing love ballads with J-Lo. When called out by 50 Cent, he decided he was going gangsta again, and the majority of rap fans have lost respect for Ja ever since.
MOST ADMIRED
With me being a white rapper, does it really surprise you that this guy is someone I admire? Now, to be honest, when Eminem first came out, I hated him, I'm not going to lie. But, it wasn't until he released his second album, "The Marshall Mather LP", and heard "The Way I Am" that I started liking him. I believe that it was that CD in which Em had started growing up and writing real lyrics. Eminem is another rapper that talks about very important subject matter. He targets inattentive and lazy parents, the US Government, all hypocrites and lifetime bullies. The music he makes is for the underdog, so if you're not an underdog like myself, then you probly don't get his stuff. However, with songs like "We As Americans", "Soldier", "Till I Collapse", "White America" and "Kill You", he proves that he ain't JUST here to make money. Thanks for proving that it is possible to not be black and still be a good rapper, Em.