Comments on: Re-Meeting Eminem thru his Complex Magazine Q&A

By: Jay Cee

Jay Cee — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:55:34 +0000

I CO-SIGN ON THIS CO-SIGN
They showed it in the England in 08 and 09
Idris Elba (Stringer) London Stand Up

By: Jay Cee

Jay Cee — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:53:57 +0000

TOOOOOO REEEEEAAAAAALLLL

By: Rhyme & Reason

Rhyme & Reason — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 04:29:57 +0000

i understand perfectly loud an clear your short sited ness
its cool

nuff said

By: Chase Greene

Chase Greene — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:13:39 +0000

It seems as though hip hop is for like old folks.
you say hip hop is timeless, and aint a DAMN young rapper out there. there should be an age limit on the shit! it’s geared toward the youth, whether you like that or not, and all the artist are old as hell. WHY ARENT THERE ANY YOUNG M.C.’S AND I AINT TALKIN LIKE 20-30. WHY ARENT THERE ANY M.C.’S THAT ARE LIKE 16-19. WEEZY CAME AS A TEEN, SO DID LL COOL J, amongst others. YOU DONT SEE TEENS COMING INTO RAP NO MORE!!! Thats like once upon a time! Kids dont wanna see geriatric ass motherfuckers on the stage anymore!!!! oh, maybe everybody old cause it’s too violent, and you gotta be of a certain age to be a pimp, and get drugs, and drive cars…or maybe it’s just a bad influence for the youth!!!?! And all these old folk dress like kids if you ask me. they should grow up,
It’s something disturbed to see an artist idolized even after he talks about his fucked up drug addiction, but that’s not too weird I guess, cause everybody is addicted to something, no?

and mary j dont rhyme…….nigga please. SMH

By: Rhyme & Reason

Rhyme & Reason — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 05:09:28 +0000

KRS-ONE IS STILL RAPPIN’

RAKIM GOTTA ALBUM COMIN’ OUT SOON

jAZ-O STILL MAKIN’ TRACKS

MARY J. BLIDGE (THE QUEEN OF HIPHOP SOUL) STILL HOLDIN HER CROWN

COUNTLESS DJ’S STILL CRANKIN’ OUT MIXTAPES & ALBUMS

SO KILL ALL THAT NOISE

EVERYBODY N THEY MAMA STILL WAITIN’ ON DR. DRE TO DROP DETOX SOMETIME IN THE 2000′S

IF THEY DID IT BEFORE
THEY’RE STILL DOIN’ IT

HIP HOP IS TIMELESS
& AGE-LESS

DON’T BE MAD THESE DUDES AGE GRACEFULLY

AGE IS NOTHIN BUT A NUMBER

WUTS CRAZY IS EVERYBODY DRAGGIN THAT NAS DISS AROUND LIKE ITS ACTUALLY GONNA MAKE SENSE ONE DAY DAM!

By: Uptop Don

Uptop Don — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 04:29:54 +0000

double up on this co-sign!!!
when they went in to them schools bro…wow! showing that cycle of life…i.e. how duqwan would be the next bub, michael the next omar, so to speak…i was in awe son! showin’ dem lil girls gettin trizzed in school, this is a reality that upper class america (aka these fake ass emmy giving bitches) were FRIGHTENED to acknowledge. the wire = the PEOPLE’S champ!

By: S7

S7 — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:09:57 +0000

I hope your right… mainstream Hip-Hop is in the dark ages right now and is in need of a renaissance

By: Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 19:19:04 +0000

Thats the best interview I’ve read for a long time. The humour is definately back but in a good blend with serious stuff too.

Even the Complex video for the cover was really interesting to see how they make the images.

I’d never heard of it but I can imagine the next meeting that Spankwire have with them all wondering why their hits have suddenly gone through the roof!

By: Chase Greene

Chase Greene — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:49:23 +0000

(SMILE)

um…Jay Z is Born Dec. 4th 1969. He’ll turn 40 this Friday.

Eminem is Born Oct. 17th 1972. He just turned 37 a few months ago. So as of Today(right now) Jay is 39 and Em is 37…..wtf.

So I guess you can say they are both ‘like Ronald Isleys age…”

Real!!!…Who is fake, and who is real? Do you really want to go into the let’s look at who said what conversation?
I don’t think there’s a need to. Their ages are fact dude, leave it alone!

I am sure they are both real persons….just the people around them can make them look fake.

By: BandanaMac

BandanaMac — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:35:31 +0000

What I learned from the interview excerpt:

The Emmy Board apparently does drugs.

@ People who slept on The Wire