ne1 love j-kwon /marques houston?

Started by botankus11 pages

I noticed a little tension over in this thread, mainly from Fearnix. Fear not, Fearnix, if you really want a laugh check out this post made in our horror forum.

Originally posted by beccaluvsjames
i cnt pik cos dere all shyt- love horros n ive seen em all n not 1 of dem as scared me!

j kwon: 😬 i guess hes ok for a 16/17 yr old...but nah not really
marques houston: 😊 yeah i like him!

yea Fearnix is right beccaluvsjames cant type english worth of shit and i say you cant spell worth of shit. are from a different country or are you stupid?

you know these past like 8 pages, has nothing to do with j-kwon and marquees houston..😐

Originally posted by moonwalker741
you know these past like 8 pages, has nothing to do with j-kwon and marquees houston..😐

That's a good thing.

actually she CAN type well. she just wants to talk her way i guess.

moonwalker-so you've actully taken the time to read all of the last eight pages have you?

well from the stuff people have been saying, its funny as hell!

and its more like all of the pages, starting with you that cant spell
and also, why does it matter?

i don't know about j-kwon or any of either one of their songs, but marques houston (formarly known as batman) is hot as hell!!!!!!

"moonwalker-so you've actully taken the time to read all of the last eight pages have you?"

Do you ever listen to yourself?

-AC

yeh beccaluvsjames? why do you really care, does that really change anything, probably no...

I love J-Kwon and Marques Houston!!
For J-kwon ,my favriote song would be "Tipsy"
and For Marques Houston my favriote would be "Pop the Booty"music

MY opinion

MY opinion.

Marques Houston really has the shittest lyrics in the history of music. Most foolish lyrics ever. R-Kelly rip off, who is also shit.

J-Kwon is getting success off the back of a track which is a rip off of the Grindin' beat by The Clipse.

-AC

Wow . . . and I found this post on a search engine . . . (I love ellipses) . . . I know this thread is a little old, but I still enjoyed its content. To put some personal perspective on the issue, I believe that in many cases other than this, genres are created and seen by each individually. Many music programs have Hip-hop and Rap labels for genre. Yet, some may argue that they are the same or Rap is not a genre. As a disc jockey, I feel that Hip-hop is more instrumental oriented rather than a beat. All songs have beats and Hip-hop creates more layers in its music than Rap. Rap is based more on the lyrical content than its musical content. But that is not to say that lyrics are not important in Hip-hop . . .