Hadn’t seen this movie in a few years but just watched it again tonight…really really good. The guy who directed it also produced SNATCH and LOCK STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS

The closing credits use the song “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” by Joe Cocker, a remake of the Nina Simone version Lil Wayne sampled for the last track on the Carter 3

And here’s one of my favorite scenes of all time

I’m not sure if this is all over the radio yet or not, but this song is pure fire


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He’s come a long way since Thicke “When I Get You Alone”

I was strangely mesmerized by this when I flew to Oregon on Delta a few weeks ago. Turns out I wasn’t the only one. Check out this Atlanta Journal Constitution article

First it was Jimmy Spicer “Money (Dolla Dolla Bill Yall)” in 1983

Then it was Bomb The Bass “Megablast” in 1988

Then it was De La Soul “Bitties in the BK Lounge” in 1991

Then it was Mary J. Blige f. Keith Murray “Be Happy Remix” in 1994

Then it was Carl Thomas, produced by Just Blaze, “My First Love” in 2004

then AZ “Doing That” from 2006’s THE FORMAT

and finally Maino “Hi Hater” in 2008

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I think this is one of the first music videos directed by Hype Williams
And how about “4 Alarm Blaze” featuring Jigga? When was the last time he rapped last in a song?

Love this video. That’s a Lamborghini SUV (Lamborghini LM002) too.

I bet when Michael was convinced to do this commercial, the person doing the convincing was saying things like “don’t worry, it’s gonna be in Japan only, nobody will ever see it outside of Japan.” Little did that person know that 25 years or so later, I would be posting it on something called elitaste.com using a service called YouTube on the mufucking internet!