What artist do you or did you have to BEGRUDGINGLY gives props to?

True. I'm not a fan though.

 

I do not listen to rap or hip hop. Well, my avatar is metalcore band, Killswitch Engage. The lead singer, Howard Jones, left the band last year. Prompting me to become rather bias of KSE. Without H.J., I simply cannot support the band's new music. Rock music needs H.J.

 

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this guy joined a metal band??

 

No. Just so Mr. Here To Enlighten All doesn't come back and go into one of his obnoxious rants, here's the former lead singer he's talking about:

 

God I love the 80s

 

Diddy has more money than Jay boo

 

Neither am I but I respect his flow and word play just unfortunate the only way to make it is to dumb it way down

 

Howard Jones. Keyboardist, vegan, 80's icon. I recalled he was married to actress Kathleen Beller(Kirby from Dynasty). There was always something optomistic about his music. That was the beauty of the 80's when it came to music. It was very diverse and EVERY music category had something for everyone.

 

well that's great

Thanks

 

Drake is talented but gets on my nerves.

And he really is over hyped.

 

Not a Jay Z?

Hip Hops Wealthiest Men:

1. P Diddy



Sean "P. Diddy" Combs tops the list with a net worth of $580 million. This marks his second time on the list after snagging the top spot in 2012. Beyond his music career, Diddy's fortune stems from a great deal of branding and merchandising. Included in his empire are the clothing line Sean John as well as Ciroc Vodka, a booze brand that Forbes describes as yielding "eight-figure annual payouts."

2. Jay Z



Following P. Diddy comes the legendary Jay-Z, with a net worth of $475 million. The husband of Beyonce reels in most of his cash from his clothing line Rocawear and his stake in event promoter Live Nation. He even owns part of the Brooklyn Nets basketball team as well as the Barclays Center. The Blueprint rapper also has endorsements that include Duracell and Budweiser.

 

^^^The facts speak for themselves. Diddys a business man. As much as I loved his music in high school, that's only a small piece of the P Diddy puzzle. Hes always had that entrepreneurial mindset. I certainly respect Jay Z as a business man as well, but Diddys on another level.

 

I'm a little partial to puddy/piffy. Love this song like a fat kid and that cake

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Hahahahah! His music takes me straight back to high school. Dude's crazy talented. Definitely a fan

These tracks still do it for me (I had a little thing for Mase in hs, so...)

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Where the hell is mo money mo problems homie

 

Just cause I love ya...

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I was actually going to put this in that last post, but I had to show some self control...there are a few other tracks I could've posted!

 

hell, i wouldnt be sad if I came in 2nd in 2nd

 

Uh-oh. My mistake. I got Howard Jones confused with Thomas Dolby, who is also a keyboardist and an 80's icon.

 

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I remember Sean Combs a.k.a. Puff Daddy, Puffy and now P.Diddy when he did his rendition of Led Zepplin's Kashmir and called it Come With Me for the 1998 Godzilla soundtrack. It was then I had respect for him when he worked directly with Jimmy Page of Led Zepplin on the song. Come With Me was a unique blend of hard rock and rap. It had a different title, but, the song Kashmir was the basis. A great collaboration.