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No....I know who he is, I'm just confused at the reason he felt the need to make an actual rap song.Originally Posted by Southern-Nupe
You could say that for nearly everyone on this list though. Thats sort of the point, isn't it?Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
Dang.....there's truth in what you're saying.Originally Posted by Southern-Nupe
Dang.....there's truth in what you're saying.Originally Posted by Southern-Nupe
Remember when Sam (as in Malone, on Cheers) got a job as a sportscaster and decided to pep up his slot by rapping? "so get your sports from a guy like me, who knows what's like to get a groin injury"...Originally Posted by romafan
I think that with the majority of names on this list, any semblance of "quality control" in the music industry is a myth. There is only marketing. Whether that marketing happens to be a recognizable name from another medium, or hyped through other sources... i still don't see the difference. You can't honestly expect me to believe that Vanilla Ice paid his dues in the "streets" as a rapper, only to magically ascend to the status he did because of quality control...Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
No, I don't think Vanilla Ice 'paid his dues in the streets', but I do think he went through a more stringent process of rehearsals and spent longer working on his rapping than Shaquille O'Neal did...for exactly the reason that you said. Shaq is more easily marketable.Originally Posted by m@T
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