Will Smith: Mr Nice Guy

[KillaClown]

Anybody hear this shit? I just had to listen to this song 2 times in a row. To be honest, the beat is real tight. BUT, Imma have to say......... theres a part in the song where his flow is like an emulation of how Tech N9ne has been spittin for the past 8 years. Right after he talks about eminem and starts babbling about people on the radio, its like he just rips the monotones from a Tech verse and changes up the words. Damnit, now I gotta listen to it again cuz I just mentioned it. Ya'll download this shit and give input to this thread. If you really need, I can send it to ya through AIM or somethin.


TraptINaSycosBDY

 

[BigRuiz]

ill heard it but i didn;t notice n e thing.. iill listen to it again tho

 

[CyrusTheVirus]

Now that is something I would have never guessed I would have seen on this board. The name will smith on a thread title. hahaha

 

[Law]

Will smith is a vet..

 

[mizzouplaya]

^^^ been in the game a looooong time

 

[C-MOB]

very long. Y'all know you still like "summertime". Shit I do. Damn near everything else is bubblegum though.

 

[KillaClown]

I know all about that Def Jam. Personally I like will smith, he's tight at everything he does. I like his music (most of it) and his movies and all that, he's a tight dude. BUT, I just had to post that up there, the shit for real sounds like he heard a tech n9ne verse and was like "that style is hot" so put a verse in his song that sounded a lot like it. Tech's style is just crazy how he can switch up the tone of his voice to higher/lower in mid flow and just hit every syllable, and it sounds to me like in that particular verse he tried to do the same thing. Like Twista for example, he's quick as a muthafucka but his flow doesn't bounce like Tech's does. Im sure ya'll know what im trying to get at. :dead:

 

[mizzouplaya]

Damn near everything else is bubblegum though.

ahhh dont forget about the fresh prince and dj jazzy jeff days

 

[murderman]

nightmare on my street.

 

[in10city_131x]

I know all about that Def Jam.

who picked up and insisted that public enemy was signed to the label and who was against it at first?

 

[mr. bilistic]

send me the song [email protected]

 

[shep]

chuck d was against signing.

beastie boys "discovered" pe, meaning they brought them to Def Jam.

 

[MURK]

u saw my blinker bitch

 

[in10city_131x]

chuck d was against signing.

beastie boys "discovered" pe, meaning they brought them to Def Jam.

i meant that russell simmons didnt wanna sign them. but rick rubin did.

 

[KillaClown]

i meant that russell simmons didnt wanna sign them. but rick rubin did.

That woulda been too easy considering those are the 2 co-founders of the label.


But the way you worded ya question I dont see how you could've derived the answer you were after.








IS IT JUST ME THAT SEE'S THIS WHOLE TECH'S FLOW BEING BIT THING?!?!

 

[in10city_131x]

That woulda been too easy considering those are the 2 co-founders of the label.


But the way you worded ya question I dont see how you could've derived the answer you were after.

well you could have if you knew 'everything' about def jam.
but i was just playin anyway cus i dont know shit about def jam. except that russell didnt wanna sign pe at first. and that rick rubin picked up slayer too.

 

[in10city_131x]

and that you can see kerry king in a beastie boy video. and that rick rubin is wearing a slayer shirt in that video. and that Public Enemy used a part of 'angel of death' on 'she watches ch zero'

 

[shep]

i just wrote a 20 page paper on the emergence of hip hop as an industry and used Def Jam as a case study, so i know A LOT (too much) about Def Jam. read several books about the company.

 

[Wold]

u saw my blinker bitch

hahaha