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Ha Ha Ha! What are you, their friggin’ teachers?!!? “If only Big Daddy could have reached his potential. He was such a nice boy.”
I dunno, I think doing the synchronized dance is reaching your potential for anyone. If you have a good friend that you could do it with in the room right now I would be very impressed. I remember when ILLin’ P busted it out on stage in like 1998. I was blown away by how dope it was (remember, the other option these days is holding a rag and throwing water at the crowd in you new designer “shades”)
I think the high top fade treats Puffy well. The worst part of this video is the fact that the beat to “Moe & More Hits” comes on and we don’t get to see Nice & Smooth come out, or even better would be to hear Kane rhyme over it.
Daft – I’m with you. How come nobody busts it out like that any more? Rappers getting soft, that’s why. Give me a high top fade with a kick step any day.
Well, some rappers actually overachieve relative to their potential. Could you expect any more of Freeway than what he’s done? Limited talent, two great records. Same’s true of Jeezy. As for Kane, of course he underachieved, he was as good as anyone of that generation and his catalogue doesn’t show it.
January 15th, 2008 at 5:14 pm
I seen him!
Now for the ultimate brain-fuck go read the credits to “Bigger And Deffer” and see who’s listed as LL’s Manager.
January 15th, 2008 at 10:55 pm
It’s too bad Kane never really fulfilled his potential, he’s easily one of the most talented rappers ever.
January 16th, 2008 at 8:32 am
has any rapper realized their potential in you eyes?
January 17th, 2008 at 12:58 pm
Ha Ha Ha! What are you, their friggin’ teachers?!!? “If only Big Daddy could have reached his potential. He was such a nice boy.”
I dunno, I think doing the synchronized dance is reaching your potential for anyone. If you have a good friend that you could do it with in the room right now I would be very impressed. I remember when ILLin’ P busted it out on stage in like 1998. I was blown away by how dope it was (remember, the other option these days is holding a rag and throwing water at the crowd in you new designer “shades”)
I think the high top fade treats Puffy well. The worst part of this video is the fact that the beat to “Moe & More Hits” comes on and we don’t get to see Nice & Smooth come out, or even better would be to hear Kane rhyme over it.
January 21st, 2008 at 9:53 pm
Daft – I’m with you. How come nobody busts it out like that any more? Rappers getting soft, that’s why. Give me a high top fade with a kick step any day.
I’m doing it right now…
January 24th, 2008 at 1:41 am
Well, some rappers actually overachieve relative to their potential. Could you expect any more of Freeway than what he’s done? Limited talent, two great records. Same’s true of Jeezy. As for Kane, of course he underachieved, he was as good as anyone of that generation and his catalogue doesn’t show it.
January 28th, 2008 at 7:39 pm
Big Daddy Kane killed it live!
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