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Re: Tuface Releases Duet With R.kelly
« #33 on: December 20, 2008, 10:38 AM »

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am feeling this jam right now, please leave tu his flow was exceptional, ive hrd d shaggy version nd it doesent sound as good as this one, NICE TRACK

Thing is people where expecting some really out of the world track but u forget rkelly himself his singles are no more magical as they used 2 be and Tu didnt release the song as a single, its just one of the nice tracks on the album i suppose and am enjoying it right now, It has already grown on me.

FACT!

D'banj and Don Jazzy, the baddest combination you can get in any industry, they are hot like fire. Presently, Mo Hits is the hottest crew in Nigeria/ D'banj is good and no can take it from him /Don Jazzy is also a good producer. But originality speaks to a large extent, For instance, Grammy Nomination isn't about the HITS but creavity and originality is Grammy. We can record thousands of hits this year just because it aint coming from Top artist doesn't mean it's not a hit. We must change our attitude towards listening to songs, Hit songs mustn't be a party song and not all party songs are Hit songs. Tu Face is a Nigerian artist who has earned himself an international status, and this means breaking into the internationl market, Even Mo Hits is yet to break into the international market.


STRANGE!

FLEX: 2 Face F.t R.Kelly/ R.Kelly F.t Shaggy. Thank god it was Shaggy you said was featured in the other version and that's a mix version of Tu Face's version, Definately it's a HIT. Not strange at all


DONT TOUCH IT!

Is not reasonable comparing an album which is less than a week old to an album which is more than six (6) months old. It's not reasonable comparing Tu Face to D'banj. Compare lyrics and beats, Yeah! Living on past glory. African Queen is a song that comes once in a century and that will ever be a credit to 2face even when is dead. Nelly even performed African Queen in the last edition of Star Mega Jam. Grass to Grace is one of HOTTEST when it came out. Enter the Place is just a single n it rocks every club house and enjoyed airplay as far the Nigeria Entertainment Industry is concern. I'm listening to Tu Face's new album. Not really for party but it's a HIT. Not a Nigerian Album but for the World, Believe me, Nigeria/Africa/Jamaica is gon' rock to this one. People around the world gon' rock to this one.


WATCH OUT!

Satisfaction!!! Another, Fela = 2 face , Dont crucify me, that's d way I see it. My brother,

FACT!

D'banj and Don Jazzy, the baddest combination you can get in any industry, they are hot like fire. Presently, Mo Hits is the hottest crew in Nigeria/ D'banj is good and no can take it from him /Don Jazzy is also a good producer. But originality speaks to a large extent, For instance, Grammy Nomination isn't about the HITS but creavity and originality is Grammy. We can record thousands of hits this year just because it aint coming from Top artist doesn't mean it's not a hit. We must change our attitude towards listening to songs, Hit songs mustn't be a party song and not all party songs are Hit songs. Tu Face is a Nigerian artist who has earned himself an international status, and this means breaking into the internationl market, Even Mo Hits is yet to break into the international market.


STRANGE!

FLEX: 2 Face F.t R.Kelly/ R.Kelly F.t Shaggy. Thank god it was Shaggy you said was featured in the other version and that's a mix version of Tu Face's version, Definately it's a HIT. Not strange at all


DONT TOUCH IT!

Is not reasonable comparing an album which is less than a week old to an album which is more than six (6) months old. It's not reasonable comparing Tu Face to D'banj. Compare lyrics and beats, Yeah! Living on past glory. African Queen is a song that comes once in a century and that will ever be a credit to 2face even when is dead. Nelly even performed African Queen in the last edition of Star Mega Jam. Grass to Grace is one of HOTTEST when it came out. Enter the Place is just a single n it rocks every club house and enjoyed airplay as far the Nigeria Entertainment Industry is concern. I'm listening to Tu Face's new album. Not really for party but it's a HIT. Not a Nigerian Album but for the World, Believe me, Nigeria/Africa/Jamaica is gon' rock to this one. People around the world gon' rock to this one.


WATCH OUT!

Satisfaction!!! Another, Fela = 2 face , Dont crucify me, that's d way I see it. My brother,

Controversy

[edit] Satanic imagery controversy
Three 6 Mafia's name has been a topic of controversy because of some people's belief that their name refers to the Number of the Beast (supported by their former name "Triple Six Mafia". They are known to have mentioned the occult in song topics and this, with their name, has potentially affected their amount of television and radio play (until their success with "Stay Fly". In their first full length horrorcore LP, Mystic Stylez, the groups references to the occult reached its climax. The most notable example of the group's occult references can be found in the song "Fuckin wit Dis Click." Lord Infamous states "No I'm not a Christian," and DJ Paul's verse is filled with blatant Satanic lyrics, such as "I'm on a cross, Lucifer, please cut me free," and "A mind for murder but the barrel couldn't tell you half about this antichrist; Look into my eyes tell me what you see; The demonic man about scarecrowism; Saints can you feel me." Also on the track "Murder On My Mind," the distorted voice of DJ Paul identifies "Lucifer" as "the leader of the Three 6 Mafia." However the group has never claimed to worship Satan, and in their acceptance speech at the 2006 Academy Awards group member Juicy J thanked Jesus for their nomination and win for Best Song in a motion picture.[4] The name's meaning is attributed to the fact that "it started with three people in the group, [and] ended up with six; Three 6 Mafia" according to an interview with Juicy J.[5]

Their 2005 single, "Stay Fly," was also referenced in the argument of Three 6 Mafia's satanic "shoutouts" for the high pitched, almost female voice, in the background at the beginning of the song. The voice was assumed, by at least some, to be saying "You're My God, "You're My King" You're My Father". However, the track was actually derived from the classic song "Tell Me Why Has Our Love Turned Cold" by funk/soul singer, Willie Hutch. The actual track says "You're my pride, you're my dream, you're my dar-ling."

Juicy J and DJ Paul recently conducted an interview with Chris Loos in which they were again asked about allegations regarding the "Stay Fly"'s lyrical content, with Juicy J maintaining that Three 6 Mafia were not devil worshippers, mentioning that his father is a preacher - also referenced in the song "Father Houston" - and that if he ever did worship Satan, his father would "kill him".

In an issue of Entertainment Weekly[citation needed], Juicy J defended the group, saying that the group's name was decided for entertainment purposes: "Back then in the '90s, nobody knew who we were. We had to get ourselves out there and be known; put something that would draw attention, and it did."

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