Why Does Jay-Z refer to himself as "willie" multiple times throughout his rap career? What does that mean?
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Big willie means basically big baller.  Spends money.  That type of thing.  \n\nBack in the day a lot of rappers reffered to themselves that way.
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He says "I just want to break you down so badly, cause i trip over everything you say. I just want to break you down so badly, in the worst way" It says it on the t.v. on the captions so its right. Probably, the reason you got different results is because most on most lyric sites, the lyrics are submitted by other users. Next time you search for lyrics, i suggest you look at the artist website. =]
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It is the word for Flip-Flops in Puerto Rico they are known as chancletas or sandálias' . \n\nRecently, rapper Cam 'ron has criticized Jay-Z publicly for his wearing of jeans with chancletas, which are relatively cheap sandals usually favored by latinos. However, many believe Jay-Z was actually wearing some form of expensive slipper, not the relatively cheap chancletas, which are usually worn with socks and not with jeans.
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If he's not alive, where the hell is all this music coming from? Especially the music with rappers that are hot today that weren't before 2Pac's death. Frankly I think he's still alive so that he can use "hey, i'm dead" as his unique gimmick.
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Check out the lyrics:\n\n[outro]\n....\nAll these sucka ass niggaz can eat a fat d*ck\nYeah, Eazy-E Eazy-E Eazy-E can eat a big fat d*ck\nTim Dog can eat a big fat d*ck\nLuke, can eat a fat d*ck, yeah...\n\nI think this was meant to be part of the song and not as an insult.. if you see the video clip its about Eazy E bringing people in to become the next big rap stars. In the end you see him on the sidewalk with a sign 'will rap for money'
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It's just a nickname from a show or a movie if I recall. It is a ghetto name we use to be funny, to make fun of the different types of crazy ghetto names peple have
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I really agree with you a lot. Nas is my favorite rapper. Nas is a great example to other people and kids. He talks about other things rather than just money, drugs, sex, and violence. He actually tries to send a message to people. Nas is the King of New York. He smashed Jay-z on Ether and the Stillmatic freestyle. Nas made thegreatest hip hop album of all time. Illmatic. But my favorite album from him is Stillmatic. I'm too young to relate to Illmatic. I was only like two when it was out. Nas is the greatest rapper of all time.
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I believe it's a drug reference...think of "Pass the Duchy".,,the rasta song from the '80's.
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its a metaphor for saying, im bringing the sexy back. What JT's tryina say is that hes bringing the sexy back into the art of music.\n\nits a bit self-explanatory
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"ghetto superstar, that is what you are"\n\nis that what you mean?\n\nIt's Pras featuring Ol' Dirty Bastard, Mya "Ghetto Superstar "
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Everyone is saying it's not him, but Yahoo! staff begs to differ. People act like celebrities don't have questions too. Anyways, maybe he was in a hurry or maybe someone else on here is using William's name the way it is supposed to be spelled so he chose the next thing he could come up with. It still is pretty funny though!
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The Game is aiming that comment at all the rappers in New York and California who can't get any radio play because the South is what's hot right now. (As far as spins on the radio). He was implying that he is here to stay, even if everybody else has to follow the same lean n rock formula to stay in the game. Thats why he says you better do like they do if you need radio play. He's boasting that he doesn't have to cuz he's the Game.
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T.I. is from the streets of bankhead Atlanta Zone 1. His original stage name, T.I.P., stems from his childhood nickname "Tip", which he got from his grandfather. Due to his southern drawl, many fans mistook his name for "Chip", so he began spelling it out "T.I.P". During this time, T.I.P was also popularly known to be the acronym of "Ten Inch Playa," denoting Harris' generous anatomic endowment. Upon signing with Arista Records subsidiary LaFace Records in 2001, he shortened his name to T.I. out of respect for label mate Q-Tip. He is also known to go by "Rubberband Man" and the self-proclaimed "King of the South" (which has created several cases of controversy between other southern rappers, such as Lil' Flip and Ludacris)\n\nT.I. has four children. Their names are Messiah Harris, Damani Uriah Harris, Deyjah Harris, and Clifford Joseph "KING" Harris III whom he has with 90's singer Tiny.
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1st of all T.I aint no king of the south he took the throne when he came big the real king/don of the south is DJ SCREW, if it wasnt for dj screw no-1 wud know bout the southern rap regions.\n2nd of all i think rap does carry a bad name because in rap the rappers are associated with violence drugs guns and killings, with myself not living in the united states i cant say what sor of impact it has on the hoods and the citys but listening to the music and feeling what the lyrics mean, shows me that the rap game is slowly getting out of hand.\njust in the past 6 weeks proof (rip) big hawk(rip) gravy ti youngt zee have all be associated with violence and two artists were murdered.\nSince pac and biggie died i thought the game would of calmed down a bit but it hadnt just think bout all the people who have died in the rap game ova the last 10 years sonce pac and biggie died\ndj screw, fat pat, big hawk,mellow, gator, steve, freaky tah, mc ant, mac dre, biggie, pac, soulja slim, proof, bugs and everybody else has fell to the violent streets that rappers glorify in there music i thinks its time now that the violence stop and everyone comes together as a whole family and make dat money
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Willie D \nBirth Name: William Dennis \nGenre: Rap \nActive: '90s, 2000s\nInstrument: Producer, Vocals, Executive Producer \nBiography\nOriginally a member of Houston horror-rappers the Geto Boys, Willie D (born William Dennis) released his first solo album, Controversy, in 1989. Willie parted ways with the Geto Boys in 1992, but shock tactics of his former group are in full force on "F--- Rodney King" from his second album, I'm Goin out Lika Soldier. Willie's next album, 1994's Play Witcha Mama, featured a guest spot from Ice Cube on the title track. A Geto Boys reunion in 1996 titled The Resurrection resuscitated the career of the group, but Willie D wasn't heard from again until 2000 with Loved by Few, Hated by Many -- which may have referred to the disproportionate slant against Willie among rap fans. The suggestive title was changed in 2001 when it was re-released as Relentless. Despite near-universal disregard for his talents, Willie D returned with yet another album in 2003, Unbreakable. ~ Wade Kergan, All Music Guide
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blunt isnt really is last name. its his stage name\n\nhes a stoner, so he makes stoner music :)
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DUDE ARE YOU SERIOUS?  if you are white you shouldnt be calling anyone nigga. anyway a nigga is a word some african americans use to refer to their friends