this has to be the first rap ever. a decade before “rappers deelight” crazy.
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04
Jul
08
a milli….lol
hilarious.
Ha!…check the new dance inspired by old school rapper Doug E fresh..(gotta love it)
17
Mar
08
check your coat….
ok ok…im not sure what to think about this one. hmmm… One of my favorite past times is goin to NY nightclubs! The east used to have a \ vibe about it. And this song brings that back for me, Alright outside the fact that dude CANT! sing This shit BANGS…in a club type of way. I’m still stuggling with liking this song. But every time i hear it , I just picture the dance floor crackin’. The beat was made by Some white boy new york djs (cass and dubbs) Cant front they got me on the BASSline..dumb.stupid..crazy. And last but NOT least. One of My fave Vid directors (little x ) Put his FOOT in this video!…i am a lil jealous, o’neal got the “back 2 the future”treatment (with DOC in it!!!) before me.:( ……its only the best movie EVER! And as if that wasnt enough to sell me. GREG N.I.C.EEEEE….kills this shit. throwback for real! P.S. the end of the song is hilarious (funniest MIKE JACKO impersonation ever! -shaddy
03
Mar
08
GOT MY TICKETS…GOT YOURS?
is that a noose?…..anyway the “KING of underground comedy” is coming to columbus March 14 at The Ohio Theatre….elevatethegame will be in the house!
Although Williams was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, he was raised in Dayton. He is the son of a former member of the Black Panther Party. As a child, Williams rejected a scholarship to The National Science Academy, choosing instead to emulate his idols such as Don Knotts, Bill Cosby, Darnell Allen, Walt New and Richard Pryor by becoming a comedian.
Katt Williams started out on Wild ‘N Out on MTV. His jokes and punchlines instantly made the show a favorite. He has also played supporting characters in movies such as the upcoming movie First Sunday, Norbit, and probably more widely recognized for his character in the movie “Friday After Next” as “Money Mike”. He has also provided numerous skits and video appearances for artists such as Ludacris, E-40, Outkast, Lil’ Kim, Lyfe Jennings, Nick Cannon, Suga Free, Lil‘ Scrappy, and a variety of other up and coming artists. In 2006, Williams starred on his own new stand-up HBO show: The Pimp Chronicles Pt. 1. He is considered a “Harlem World Diplomat” and member of the Dipset Family (The Diplomats).
In 2008, Williams made news when he handed out $100 bills to audience members at one of his standup performances in Los Angeles’ famed Laugh Factory comedy club.
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