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and the're derbies will be against the other reds, Liverpool |
ADESUWA:lol |
All blue fans that were addicted to mourinho's frontpage stories, and press conferences that seemed more important to them than the match it5self can now cover thier heads in shame |
did Obasanjo even know when Kadiri Ikhana was sacked. |
his face makes it look so real |
There is no need to be abusive. The main thing all arsenal fans are happy about is that Mourinho is the winner in this stuff. Is it me or did anyone notice the lack of that regal prescence in him when he was leaving the stadium this morning. he looked so normal. |
Vieira:I second that opinion |
Related News ARTS BRIEFS Dallas Morning News (subscription) - 1 hour ago In sales showdown, Kanye is king Detroit Free Press - 1 hour ago Kanye West Pounds 50 Cent In First Week Of Album Showdown MTV.com - 5 hours ago Full coverage » Kanye West Bests 50 Cent in Album Sales By NEKESA MUMBI MOODY – 35 minutes ago NEW YORK (AP) — Just hours after he was officially crowned the victor in his much-hyped sales battle with 50 Cent, Kanye West turned up at GQ's 50th anniversary party as the featured performer. But the evening was more like a coronation for West, whose "Graduation" widely outsold 50 Cent's "Curtis" in first week sales, according to Nielsen SoundScan: 957,000 copies to 691,000 copies. "To be a champion, you've got to take out a champion," West declared Tuesday night, as an all-star crowd including Jay-Z, Beyonce and Diddy cheered him on. Moments later, he called for his "theme music," then launched into a performance of his song "Good Life." Things couldn't be much better for West, who gave the struggling music industry its best debut of the year with "Graduation," besting the year's previous first-week champ, Linkin Park, which sold 623,000 of "Minutes to Midnight" when it debuted in May. "It feels overwhelming," West told The Associated Press earlier in the day. "Everyone is coming up to me and telling me how proud they are of me." Though selling almost 700,000 copies in the first week is a sterling achievement, it was still a considerable letdown for 50 Cent. His last album, 2005's "The Massacre," sold 1.1 million in its first week. In fact, West's "Graduation" is the only other album to come close to that figure since. Last month, 50 didn't think of West as much of a competitor: "It's great marketing on Def Jam's part, by putting us out there at the same time and make like we can actually be compared on some level," he told the AP. In another interview, he said he would retire if West outsold him. Fifty, who is planning a world tour for his album, was conciliatory in defeat. In a statement to the AP, which didn't address whether he planned to make good on his vow to retire, he said: "I am very excited to have participated in one of the biggest album release weeks in the last two years. Collectively, we have sold hundreds of thousands of units in our debut week. This marks a great moment for hip-hop music, one that will go down in history." Indeed, Billboard.com reported that the top four-selling albums, including Kenny Chesney's "Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates," and "High School Musical 2," sold 2.2 million copies, more than the top 200 albums had sold in the previous week combined. But while West is enjoying a No. 2 position on the charts with his hit "Stronger," 50 has struggled to connect with radio. None of his songs has matched past smashes like "In Da Club"; even his single "Ayo Technology," featuring Justin Timberlake and Timbaland, is languishing at No. 19. 50's album was originally scheduled to be released in June on Interscope Records, a division of Universal Music Group, but was pushed back to Sept. 11. Soon after, Kanye West, whose album was supposed to come out sometime in late summer, pushed his date to Sept. 11 as well. West said it was his idea to go directly against 50. "I was the underdog because I sold less records in the past, so it was a win-win for me," he said. "If I lost, everyone would be happy that I even went up against him." It ended up the music industry version of Ali-Frazier, with an avalanche of pre-fight hype to match. 50 routinely trash-talked West, but it seemed to be in good fun: The pair made several appearances together, including on a recent cover of Rolling Stone. Both admitted the battle was a great marketing tool. "The rivalry helped both of them," said Jay-Z, president of West's label Def Jam — also a division of Universal Music Group. "It was definitely one of those moments in the game that was exciting, everybody could pick a side and weigh in on and have an opinion , it garnered a lot of attention." West said the quality of his music was the key reason he prevailed: "I think my music is really inspirational and I really made it for the people. I really understood that in this Internet age people are their own superstars , the best bet that we had was to make a soundtrack to their own lives." He said he was especially touched that he had such a groundswell of support given some of the negative media attention he's gotten of late; namely, his meltdown at the MTV Video Music Awards after being shut out (though he poked fun at himself during Sunday's Emmy Awards). "With all the negativity that the press tries to put on me, this perception that they try to create of me being a really bad person — for so many fans to go out and say, 'We still want to buy Kanye's album,' means a lot to me," he said. "This is a really pivotal moment for me emotionally." Jay-Z, who is featured on a new 50 Cent remix of his hit "I Get Money," said this setback could actually benefit 50 in the long run. "The worst thing about success is it makes you complacent. I think when you face any type of adversity it makes you dig deep , everyone goes through it, all the greats go through it," he said. "In his music, he hadn't gone through any type of adversity. , he'll come back and make great music." 22 minutes ago |
nutyay:hey thanks for the f**ked up advice, my fav rapper is not only the richest, but he's got a sucessful recording company and the hottest chick in the game as his handbag. And who can get more cocky than Hov "Put me anywhere on God's green earth I triple my worth I will not lose! I sell ice in the winter, I sell fire in hell, I am a hustla baby I'll sell water to a well." JAY Z |
and what's that stuff bout supporting were you come from, jay saw talent in Kanye. No insults intended but you're talkin crap because all the pple that brought up 50 ain't from NY. Let me explain to you Eminem: Detroit Dre :Compton I love ny, but i rep for good rap also,so I think I rep for all nairalanders when i say if u get a chance to buy an original album, Buy GRADUATION |
young hoodie, i'm very sorry but the simple truth is 50 is crap. i know u have to rep for ny but, u could have chosen another nigga. when nas was like 'hip hop is dead', he meant EAST COAST RAP IS DEAD. so i'll prefer if u just go on and get a graduation album and listen to real music. |
But I know, that I will always continue to grow, As long as I lead and never follow no one else's shadow There will never be another me And that I can guarantee Thats why the Bleep I remain sucker free to this day The game will never be the same No matter how much fame or success they attain There will never be another me And no matter what they do There will never be another you You can search but you'll never find You can try to rewind time But in your hearts and your minds We will never die We are forever alive And we continue growing, Eminem- One Day At a Time (Tupac Ft Eminem) I never knew Eminem could win ur mind before this |
but do we actually want to see fifty quit |
The rivalry heats up. Threats of quitting on both sides. Kanye West VS 50 Cent.Let's forget the fact that 90% ofall the albums we buy in Nigeria are pirated, but which of these albums will you put your #200(two hundred naira) on. And give your reasons. |
yeah kanye too threatened to quit, this is going to be so cool, kanye's on top though. he beat 50 on mtv's request. |
but she was not that good again |
Wiv lyrics like , be happy i turned up for this fake shit. His sales will be as low as those of Nas |
yeah, but i think she was crap |
It's like American Idols But for the UK only. Simon Cowell, Danni Minnogue, Louie and Sharon Osborne are the judges and it has the craziest auditions |
for goodness sake he just finished high school, he can't be more than 20 |
Legend ![]() |
hitman |
thanks a lot, but what led to the slapping |
see, guys i've been in london for some time now, and we don't even get nigerian news. pls what's the final score of the match |
Musical allegations Unlike the majority of hip-hop tracks even to this day, Dr. Dre's tracks have featured a large amount of live instrumentation, and he has often been praised for his musical ability. But since his earliest work in rap, Dr. Dre has produced records with the help of outside musicians, leading to allegations that he does not actually produce a significant portion of the tracks that are credited to his name. To date, only 3 co-producers have shared production credits alongside Young officially- DJ Yella on N.W.A. albums, Mel-Man on Aftermath releases between the label's inception and until approximately 2002, and most recently, Mike Elizondo, a Los Angeles-based bassist. However, over the years word of other collaborators has surfaced. During his tenure at Death Row Records, it was alleged that Dre's half brother Warren G and Tha Dogg Pound member Daz made many uncredited contributions to songs on his solo album The Chronic and Snoop Doggy Dogg's album Doggystyle (Daz received production credits on Snoop's similar-sounding, albeit less successful album Tha Doggfather after Young left Death Row Records). It's known that Scott Storch, who has since gone on to become a successful producer in his own right, contributed to Dr. Dre's second album 2001; Storch is credited as a songwriter on several songs and played keyboards on several tracks. In 2006, he told Rolling Stone: "At the time, I saw Dr. Dre desperately needed something," Storch says. "He needed a fuel injection, and Dre utilized me as the nitrous oxide. He threw me into the mix, and I sort of tapped on a new flavor with my whole piano sound and the strings and orchestration. So I'd be on the keyboards, and Mike [Elizondo] was on the bass guitar, and Dre was on the drum machine".[5] |
i think ur getting it wrong here, dre is not really a beat maker. he gets people to do beats |
ajax said we were weaklings, do u think we have a chance |
check the photo out
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http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid353549946/bctid1126051476 to view her on crutches, check this link |
lmao. . .@tega |
Rihanna's leg is broken. Now walks on crutches. It's official, our little miss sunshine somehow had an ankle injury. After breakin a UK chart record she went on to break her foot. Mixed situations for Jay's umbrell-aagh |
