Ice T vs. Soulja Boy

[DexStaR]

e trist daca il compari pe kanye cu cristina aguilera....sau pe amy winehouse cu cristina aguilera...

nu am comparat coaie...am zis ca imi plac...toate 3 au voci faine si piese tari
dar niciuna nu e rep

[Boka]

Mi-am pierdut timpu' sa ma uit la prostia asta de topic , 6 pagini de c**** si-o sa-mi mai pierd timpu sa si raspund , doar pentru ca m-am enervat la culme.

doar felul cum vorbeste Ice e mai tare ca viata lu soulja boy

cu asta ar fi trebuit sa dati topic closed.

Suficient cat sa il condamn. Nu sunt de acord cu faptul ca muzica a devenit un produs. Un instrument prin care sa-ti atingi scopul capitalist-egoist.

same.

tacea Ice-T si habar n-aveati de ce sau cum face Soulja Boy"

sa-i trimiti o telegrama lu Ice-T sa-i multumesti ca la facut mega vedeta pe cocalaru asta.

crunk is nicee

eat a dick.

astia cu salvarea repu' adevarat...a fost nushce concert de hiphop spiritual. you should have been there!

hai coae ca nu-mi vine sa cred ca o arzi asa , caterinca caterinca but wtf?despre asta ce-o sa spui?ca piesele lui au flavaaa?daca da , ai inceput sa ai insolatie permanenta. (we cool aiight?)

pt unii si vanilla ice era tot rep si mc hammer era tot rep ..pentru altii si akon e rep..

n-am emoticon potrivit sa-l bag , sa mor eu.DA CE p*** MEA CANTAU!?!?

Soulja Boy are dreptate cand zice ca Ice T ar trebui sa il felicite pentru ceea ce a reusit sa faca. Adica pe langa faptul ca s-a mutat din "hood", a si reusit sa-si stranga o avere pe care nu o faci din 2 pasi si in + are si foarte multi fani in America si nu numai. Un lucru foarte greu de realizat, mai ales cand ai doar 17 ani...

sa aplaudam aceasta tarfa masculina pentru ce a realizat.


Ce e de zis despre beefu asta ...MULTA m*** la soldatu asta ...si MULTA m*** la fanii lui.si ma doare fix in p*** daca e vreun fan pe aici (in afara de meggadon) de-a lu cacatu asta negru autointitulat soulja boy.aveti o problema legata de gusturi si v-as da la toti cate doua seturi de palme asa poate v-ati trezi la realitate.CUM p*** MEA PUTETI SA ASCULTATI ASA CEVA?CRUNK!?!?cand dracu sa mai inventat asta???acum 2-3 ani???nici macar n-are trebui sa se cheme CRUNK...ci simplu , GARBAGE...darmite sa i se aduca vreo asemanare cu HipHop.

Quit nigga, why you still rappin’ for dog? Nobody wanna hear that shit no more. The reality of it is that the game has changed, there’s new nigga’s out, there’s young nigga’s eatin’, and nobody wanna hear that old shit no more. There are people who still want to hear it but they just ain’t dead yet. They old as fuck like you.

Realitatea e ca treaba nu sa schimbat , doar ca au aparut tarfe ca asta peste noapte si prostituate in loc de repari doar pentru ca prostia se vinde.Si sa spui "nobody wanna hear that old shit no more. There are people who still want to hear it but they just ain’t dead yet. They old as fuck like you" !?!?!?Pai a dat cu m*** in mortii ma-sii la toate legendele hiphopului.Numa pentru faza asta ar trebui sa-si bage p*** in gura lui toti.Fac pariu ca tacsu la proiectat pe beaturile lu Eric B & Rakim , Public Enemy , Schoolly D , Ice-T si multi altii.Cred ca daca il intreba pe asta cineva acum 2 ani "Care-i rapperu tau preferat" spunea "Ice-T!!!!!".Omu e prea V A R Z A ca si cei care-l asculta si asculta genu asta de muzica...pardon , zgomot.

1.bah cine pla mea sunteti voi sau ice-t sa-i spuneti pustiului ala ca ce face e gresit?...piesele sunt de club...au o linie melodica... suna bine... pizdele si bulangii danseaza si fac consumatie in timp ce asculta genul ala de piese...care e problema?.. cumva ca e ice-t hai sa fim toti under frate, mesajul conteaza, nu trebuie sa faceti bani din muzica...parca ati fi de la peta in plm de oagari... ice-t trebuia sa-si tina gura sau sa-l sune pe pusti sa-i zica ba nu imi place ce faci... da s-a gasit el...veteran sa dea sfaturi... eu daca eram in locul pustiului cand il vedeam pe strada il scuipam si nu-i ziceam nimic"

2.da sunt foarte constient...si asa as face cu oricine ar face o faza de genul, poate sa fie el cel mai smecher rapper... pustiu ala e mai bun decat jumate de forumul asta ...asta inseamna ca toti astia ar merita un "eat a dick"?...nu stiu daca ti-ar place sa primesti un mesaj de genu din partea lui ice-t

3.de unde ai dedus tu ca face muzica de caca?...vezi sa nu ajungi sa cresti copii care sa-i guste muzica;)

4.cristi_yori...te refereai la tine cand ai spus ca "s-a facut mai de c**** decat daca tacea si trecea neobservat prin scandal"?... ce sensei visezi bai baiatule?... termin-o... v-ati gasit multi acuma sa ziceti ca "ice-t are dreptate frate"...de ce?..."ptr ca suntem under, e vechi deci sigur are dreptate...el nu face muzica ptr bani frate asculta-mi cuvantul o face ptr suflet"... just like a bunch of emos...treziti-va bai copii odata

5.mentalitatea e de copii ... cat despre treaba cu piesa e praf...am mai zis-o odata... in romania sunt 22 de milioane de antrenori, de artisti si de critici... totusi...te rog... cand o sa fii absolvent al conservatorului sa spui ca e praf...pana atunci zi ca nu iti place si atat

HEEEEELLOOOOOOOO!!!ANYBODY HERE!??!nu vede nimeni ce debiteaza dobitocu asta?!?!?!?


i fucking do!!!!


Dragu meu crunker mother fucker , sa o luam cu inceputu prin a-ti prezenta cine e ICE-T ca vad ca ai probleme (nu de alta da chiar tu ai intrebat).Pai Discogs zice cam asa :

Ice-T started out with other West Coast hip-hop pioneers such as Kid Frost, DJ Flash, and Egyptian Lover with Electro recordings. Later on, he changed his style and was the first West Coast MC to be accepted by the East Coast.
“6 ’N The Mornin’” is sometimes seen as the track that triggered the whole gangsta movement, which was produced by the Unknown DJ, who produced electro funk tracks before and went on to produce Compton's Most Wanted. The song was inspired by Schoolly D's "PSK" and became the inspiration for Eazy E and N.W.A.'s "Boyz N The Hood."

Ice-T’s raw style captured the ears of Sire Records founder Seymour Stein, who signed him to a multi-album countract, and then went on to work with Afrika Islam, the man behind the beats on his debut album, 1987’s Rhyme Pays; 1988’s Power; and 1989’s The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech...Just Watch What You Say. As the title of this third album suggests, Ice-T was from the start not merely a gangsta MC—although he was one of the driving forces behind the new style—but also used hip-hop music as a platform for social and political activism; Seymour Stein called him “the Bob Dylan of hip-hop.” On “Freedom of Speech,” Ice attacked Tipper Gore for introducing the Parental Advisory sticker.

In 1991, Ice T's fourth album, O.G. Original Gangster, was released, which included rhymes about child abuse and drunk driving as well as the theme song from the movie “New Jack City” by Mario Van Peebles, the movie that launched Ice's career as an actor. The same year, Ice formed the heavy metal band Body Count. Its debut self-titled album contained a song called “Cop Killer,” which led to a giant controversy over song lyrics. This escalated to the point where death threats were sent to Sire/Warner Bros executives, and Time Warner stockholders threatened to pull out of the company. Sire/Warner Bros., however, defended Ice all the way. This eventually caused the album to be re-issued with “Cop Killer” removed, and the title track from “The Iceberg” was added to the album as a replacement. He answered the controversy by saying the song was written in character, and that "if you believe that I'm a cop killer, you believe David Bowie is an astronaut." Indeed, Ice-T has portrayed police officers many times in his acting career.

1993’s Home Invasion, a politically-oriented album that featured a new female MC named Grip and Ice T's longtime DJ Evil E as an MC himself. Sire/Warner Bros. had issued the first single from the album—and even assigned a catalog number to the album—but Ice parted company with Sire because of the controversial album artwork before it was released formally. Rhyme $yndicate/Priority/EMI Records released the album with the intended artwork intact.

On 1997’s VI—Return of the Real, Ice returned to his gangsta roots. 1999’s 7th Deadly Sin was one of the first records to be distributed via mp3 before appearing in record stores and continued in this vein.

In 2000, Ice-T teamed up with East Coast hip-hop pioneer Kool Keith from Ultramagnetic MCs to form the Analog Brothers, widely considered an artistically successful experiment. The same year also brought Ice-T's Greatest Hits: The Evidence. More recently, Ice-T formed a new group called SMG (Sex, Money, and Gunz) with East Coast gangster MCs Smoothe Da Hustler and Trigga da Gambla.

Ice-T has written and performed songs for many movie soundtracks including "Big Gun" for “Tank Girl” as well as title tracks for “Colors,” “Dick Tracy,” “New Jack City,” “Ricochet,” and “Trespass” (He starred in all of them, save for “Dick Tracy” and “Colors.”). He teamed up with the pioneering Latino MC Kid Frost to perform "Tears of a Mother" for the film “No Mothers Crying, No Babies Dying.”

These days, Ice stars as Odafin Tutuola on the television series Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, but he still returns to the studio on occasion to record hip-hop tracks.

Sper ca te-ai lamurit si daca ai nevoie de traducere vezi pe google iar daca nu ai nici un material cu Ice-T , fac un pustiu de bine si iti trimit caseta cu "O.G. - Original Gangster" , o bagi la cd-rom si te arcuiesti cum sti tu mai bine.


Procesezi ceea ce spui inainte de-a scoate "pe gura" ?Ice-T=under?Te rog frumos sa-mi explici si mie CE MESAJ TRANSMITE cacatu asta de soulja boy!?!?

Te contrazic cand spui ca pustiu e mai bun decat jumate de forumu asta , Urban I sau Lecart i-ar rupe m*** , au cojones astia doi ...figga deal me?Chiar si Mallone daca s-ar apuca de rap s-ar pisa cu un jet de 2 metri pe asta.

ESTI PA BWWOOOY!


Daca nu mai apuc ziua de maine si nu am cum sa-ti raspund la postu tau adresat mie (daca o sa raspunzi) replyu e SILENCE!!!...I'll kill you

ahahaha bine ca nu vazusi postu in care Gecko l-ar scuipa pe Ice-T

[preacher]

vreau sa dedic pentru gecko: ODB - Got your money

on: ma pis pe solgia boi dar si ice-t e prost rau ca l-a bagat in seama....asta e ... nu ma intereseaza "scandalul" asta..

[Chill Will]

somebody is taking hip-hop way too fuckin' serious..

this is an internet message board, it might look like we give a fuck, but really.. we don't.

so, chill tha fuck down.

edit: pentru reparu de mai sus care se agita

aaaaaaah , noi discutam discutii doar nu?silly me :-j

[Mallone]

Ice T discography

Album information
Rhyme Pays

* Released: November 4, 1987
* Chart positions: #93 (U.S.), #26 (Top R&B)[1]
* RIAA certification: Gold [2]
* Singles: "6 In the Morning"

Power

* Released: September 13, 1988
* Chart positions: #35 (U.S.), #6 (Top R&B)[1]
* RIAA certification: Platinum [2]
* Singles: "Im Your Pusher", "High Rollers"

The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech...Just Watch What You Say

* Released: October 10, 1989
* Chart positions: #37 (U.S.), #11 (Top R&B)[1]
* RIAA certification: Gold [2]
* Singles: "You Played Yourself", "Lethal Weapon", "What Ya Wanna Do?"

O.G. Original Gangster

* Released: May 14, 1991
* Chart positions: #15 (U.S.), #9 (Top R&B)[1]
* RIAA certification: Gold [2]
* Singles: "New Jack Hustler", "Original Gangster", "Mind Over Matter"

Home Invasion

* Released: March 23, 1993
* Chart positions: #14 (U.S.), #9 (Top R&B)[1]
* RIAA certification: Gold [2]
* Singles: "That's How I'm Livin'/99 Problems", "Gotta Lotta Love", "I Ain't New At This"

VI - Return of the Real

* Released: June 4, 1996
* Chart positions: #89 (U.S.), #19 (Top R&B)[1]
* RIAA certification: 93,000[3]
* Singles: "I Must Stand", "The Lane"

The Seventh Deadly Sin

* Released: October 12, 1999
* Chart position: –
* RIAA certification: 20,000[4]
* Singles: "Don't Hate the Player", "Always Want to Be a Hoe"

Gangsta Rap

* Released: October 31, 2006
* Chart positions: –
* RIAA certification: –
* Singles: "Walking In The Rain"

Cold As Ever (1996)

[edit] Singles

* "The Coldest Rap" (1982)
* "Body Rock" (1984)
* "Killers" (1984)
* "Ya Don't Quit" (1985)
* "Dog N The Wax/6 In The Mornin'" (1986)
* "I'm Your Pusher" (1988)
* "High Rollers" (1988)
* "Lethal Weapon" (1989)
* "What Ya Wanna Do" (1989)
* "You Played Yourself" (1990)
* "Dick Tracy" (1990)
* "New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme)" (1991)
* "Original Gangster" (1991) [Platinum]
* "Mind Over Matter" (1991)
* "That's How I'm Livin'/99 Problems" (1993)
* "Gotta Lotta Love" (1994)
* "I Ain't New Ta This" (1994)
* "I Must Stand" (1996)
* "The Lane" (1996)
* "Don't Hate the Player" (1999)
* "Always Wanted To Be A Ho (1999)
* "Money, Power, Women" (2000)
* "Pimping Ain't Easy" (2000)
* "Police Story" (2002, Rise Above: 24 Black Flag Songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three)
* "Walking In The Rain" (2006)

[edit] Soundtracks

* "Colors" (1988, from Colors)
* "Dick Tracy" (1990, from Dick Tracy)
* "Superfly 1990" (1990, from Superfly 1990) performed by Curtis Mayfield and Ice-T
* "New Jack Hustler" (1991, from New Jack City)
* "Ricochet" (1991, from Ricochet)
* "Trespass" (1992, from Trespass) performed by Ice-T and Ice Cube
* "Disorder" (1992, from Judgment Night) performed by Slayer and Ice-T
* "Born to Raise Hell" (1993, from Airheads) performed by Motörhead, Whitfield Crane and Ice-T
* "Below Utopia: The Lost Score" (1998, unused musical score without vocals from Below Utopia)

[edit] Spoken word, compilations, and bootlegs

* Rhyme Syndicate - Coming Through (Rhyme Syndicate Records 1989, various artists compilation)
* Ice-T & King Tee - Having a T Party (Rams Horn 1991, official)
* The Classic Collection (Excello/Rhino 1993, bootleg)
* The Ice Opinion (Audio Select 1994, 3 CD lecture of Ice T's entire book of the same title)
* Cold as Ever (Blue Dolphin/Hitman/Caroline 1996, bootleg)
* Greatest Hits: The Evidence (Coroner/Warner Bros. Records 2000, official compilation)
* The Early Years (2002, bootleg)
* Gang Culture (Snapper 2004, bootleg recorded live in Montreux, Switzerland in 1995)

[edit] Collaboration discography

[edit] With Body Count

Main article: Body Count

* 1992: Body Count
* 1994: Born Dead
* 1997: Violent Demise: The Last Days
* 2006: Murder 4 Hire

[edit] With The West Coast Rydaz

* The West Coast Rydaz: What Really Goez On (1998, co-produced by Ice T)

[edit] With Analog Brothers

* 2005. A.D. (2000, single)
* Pimp to Eat (Ground Control/Nu Gruv) (2000, album)

[edit] With Sex, Money and Gunz

* Repossession (2004)

[edit] Ice T presents (various artists compilations)

* Pimpin 101 - The Soundtrack (2003)
* Pimp Penal Code (2003)
* Westside (2004)

[edit] With Black Ice

* Black Ice-Urban Legends (2008)

[edit] Various guest appearances

* "The Rhythm" by Everlast from his debut Forever Everlasting. Track also features Donald D.
* Self titled song from Back on the Block (1989) by Quincy Jones. Track also features Kool Moe Dee, Melle Mel, Big Daddy Kane & others.
* The song "We're All In the Same Gang" (1990) on the album project West Coast Rap All-Stars: "We're All In The Same Gang" featuring N.W.A., Digital Underground, King Tee, and Above the Law among others.
* The song "Last Wordz" from the 1993 album Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. by 2Pac. The track also features Ice Cube.
* "Gangsta Team" by South Central Cartel off the album N Gatz We Trust. Track also features 2Pac, MC Eiht & Spice 1.
* The song "Put The Lights Out" from the 1994 album The Truth Hurts by Pro-Pain.
* The song "The Illusion of Power" from the 1995 album Forbidden by Black Sabbath. The song, along with the album, is produced by Ernie C of Body Count and Ice-T is to date the only guest vocalist to ever appear on a Black Sabbath record.
* "No Peace" by Murder Squad from the album S.C.C. presents Murder Squad Nationwide. Track also features Treach, Spice 1, Bo$$, and others.
* "Where Ya At?" from the compilation One Million Strong. Track also features Mobb Deep, Chuck D, RZA, Smooth B, Kam, Killah Priest, Shorty, and others.
* "Secondz A Way" by Brotha Lynch Hung from the album Loaded.
* "Casualties" by Brotha Lynch Hung from the album Head Drama
* "Loco" by Frost from the album When Hell A. Freezes Over.
* "Recognize Game" by Spice 1 off the album Black Bossalini. Track also features Too Short.
* Self titled song from The Real One by 2 Live Crew.
* The song "Dead End" from the 1999 album Psychopathics from Outer Space by Insane Clown Posse and Twiztid.
* The song "One Bullet Left" from the 2001 album True Carnage by Six Feet Under.
* "Underground Connections" by Guru from the album Baldhead Slick & Da Click.
* "One Bullet Left" by Fredro Starr from the album Firestarr. Track also features Begetz & Versatile.
* "Beat of Life" by DJ Tomekk from the album Beat Of Life Vol 1. Track also features Smoothe Da Hustler & Sandra Nasic.
* "Coast 2 Coast" by Triple Seis from the album Time'll Tell.
* The song "Where Are They Now (West Coast Remix)" by Nas. The

track also features West Coast veterans Breeze, Kam, King Tee, Candyman, Threat, Sir Mix-A-Lot and the Conscious Daughters.

* "Real Recognize Real" by Icepick off the album Violent Epiphany. Track also features Al Barr, Paul Bearer, Pete Morcey, Roger Miret, & Freddy Cricien.
* The song "Sticka" from the 1994 album Super Bad by Terminator X. Track also features MC Lyte, Chuck D & Ice Cube.
* "Showbiz Shit" by Marc Live from the album Validation "Attack Of The Grunge".
* "The Last Gangsters" by Marc Live from the album Validation "Attack Of The Grunge".
* "Down With Us" by DJ Aladdin from the album $port Ya Vest In Tha West. Track also features LP.
* "What Really Goes On" by DJ Aladdin from the album $port Ya Vest In Tha West. Track also features West Coast Rydaz.



Ice-T Filmography

* 1984: Breakin'
* 1984: Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo
* 1991: New Jack City
* 1991: Ricochet
* 1992: Why Colors?
* 1992: Trespass
* 1993: Who's the Man?
* 1994: Surviving the Game
* 1995: Tank Girl
* 1995: Johnny Mnemonic
* 1996: Frankenpenis
* 1997: Mean Guns
* 1997: The Deli
* 1997: Below Utopia
* 1998: Crazy Six
* 1998: Exiled
* 1999: Sonic Impact
* 1999: Frenzo Smooth
* 1999: The Wrecking Crew
* 1999: The Heist
* 1999: Judgement Day
* 1999: Urban Menace
* 1999: Stealth Fighter
* 1999: Final Voyage
* 1999: Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang
* 1999: Corrupt
* 2000: Guardian
* 2000: Sanity, Aiken's Artifact
* 2000: Gangland
* 2000: Leprechaun in the Hood
* 2000: The Alternate
* 2000: The Disciples
* 2001: Stranded
* 2001: Kept
* 2001: Tara
* 2001: Crime Partners 2000
* 2001: 3000 Miles to Graceland
* 2001: Point Doom
* 2001: Deadly Rhapsody
* 2001: R, Xmas
* 2001: Ticker
* 2001: Out Kold
* 2001: Ablaze
* 2001: Air Rage
* 2002: On The Edge
* 2004: Up In Harlem
* 2004: Lexie
* 2004: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
* 2005: Tracks
* 2006: Copy That
* 2006: Scarface: The World is Yours
* 2008: The Majic 7
* 2008: Thira
* 2008: Celebrity Family Feud
* 2009: Darc


Eu cred ca nu sunteti sanatosi la cap. Sa-l compari pe Ice-T cu .............................................. Souldja boy ala :lol::lol: e ca si cum ai compara Vaticanul cu Rusia la suprafata,ca si cum l-ai compara pe Frank Sinatra cu Petrica Cercel,ca si cum ai compara canalu' cu vila,ca si cum ai zice ca economia somaliei e mai dezvoltata decat cea a japoniei....si exemplele pot continua la nesfarsit.
Soulja boy o sa raman un bagator de seama,un fel de muc de tzigara. O obraznicatura pe care n-o sa-l bage in seama decat noua generatie de retardati care habar n-au cu ce se mananca hip-hopul.
Nu stiu de ce,dar vad ca-n zilele noastre e la moda ca toate nulitatzile sa dea dissuri legendelor. vezi cazul nelly & krs one.
o zic clar si raspicat. muie souldja boy !

[Suzy]

cred ca il doare pe soulja boy la pula ca ii dai tu muie.

[Bazooka Joe]

am vorbit mai devreme cu ice t si a zis ca e oke urmareste cu interes topicu si-i multumeste lu mallone pentru sustinere

[megga]

))))...cine zloboz l-a comparat pe souldja boy cu ice t?ce diss a dat soulja boy lu ice t?si in cazut lu nelly si la asta sunt raspunsuri la atacuri ba ...

[cafteala]

lol

[Mallone]

am vorbit mai devreme cu ice t si a zis ca e oke urmareste cu interes topicu si-i multumeste lu mallone pentru sustinere

hahahahahahahahaha ) si eu ii multumesc lui =))

[Koma]

de ce plm a trebuit sa dai tu un copypaste de cacat cu bartai fontu galben? ca sa ne arati NOUA..ce?!

[Mallone]

discografia si filmografia lui ice-t. asta vroiam sa arat.

[Koma]

uau. next time, please don't.

...si mai iesi pe-afara.

[adapter]

escobare...ziceam asa, gen, de parta s-a luat de familia ta cand a zis de ice t...ca e batran...ca e mos...ce te doare pe tine atat de mult? da-i in sloboz...da-l in mortii lui de hiphop...e o parte care e un produs al industriei, si de care profita casele de discuri...asta se cere, asta se asculta...asta se vinde...esti de acord? tu-ti asculti partea ta din hiphop si e ok. eu n-am ascultat mel lu' pustiu ala decat foarte recent...nici nu ma intereseaza. nici macar n-am auzit-o pe la noi...tv radio masini astea...chestia asta se intampla la americani...nu ar trebui sa ne intereseze pe noi.

si referitor STRICT la filmuletele alea de pe youtube(fara sa comparam cine e x si y)...ice t e prost ca l-a bagat in seama, si soulja boi ala i-a dat peste bot foarte elegant(si sunt foarte de acord cu ce e el, e un produs al industriei, asta e meseria lui, sa faca bani...la fel cum in toate genurile exista asa ceva si nu poti sa fii suparat pe el ptr asta). si nu stiu de ce zarva asta pe net, peste tot...ca vai, ce s-a intamplat. a indraznit ala micu' sa se ia de ice t...fuck'em. e ca la fotbal...stai si te agiti ptr unu si ptr altu...sustii pe x si y...si dupa meci, ei se duc intr-un conac de 10 mil $,si tu tot in fata la tv stai si a doua zi pleci la munca.

si da, multumim malone ca existi...NOT.

[preacher]

adapter asta e ca vinu...pe masura ce trec anii devine tot mai bun. acest oracol din basarabi