> >And who thought it was a good idea to arrange the picture that >way. > >"Ladies and Gentlemen. I'm Cee-Green Goodie. And these are the >Goodie Mobs" > >In my opinion, they've already started to break up again. That >pic is strike 1. s
it's a homage to the Beatles second album. Do the knowledge, boss. no big deal
38. "tribute or not..." In response to Reply # 35 Thu Apr-26-12 09:19 AM by HIM
> it's a homage to the Beatles second album. Do the knowledge, >boss. no big deal
it's very poor timing. And who said that they had to pay homage to the Beatles Second Album?
The group is already fragile to begin with. And they are already automatically on some Michael Jackson and The Jacksons kinda stuff now as it is.
They say that breaking up is hard to do, but i'm sure they'll find a way to make it happen sooner than later if they(whoever "they" may actually be) don't figure it out.
Of course if this "Tribute" is simply something a fan did then obviously I can only have beef with the actual song.
27. "The optimist in me believes this WON'T be on the album" In response to Reply # 0 Wed Apr-25-12 01:08 AM by Laz aka Black Native
I'm thinking this is just somn they made strictly for The Voice. They couldn't be on NBC tawnbout crackas, one million niggas inside & ATL! A real Goodie Mob joint would have felt out of place, that ain't the platform for that. Naw, they gon make some iTunes money off Cee-Lo being on the show & then the real shit will be on the album
36. "i'm all for Ceelo tryna pad his boys' pockets." In response to Reply # 0
i'm just gonna assume/hope that the demographic that they made this for are the people who will actually buy it, 'cause this certainly ain't hot in the streets.
sadly, i'm not sure that this song is even "effective". (c) ?uest
39. "RE: i'm all for Ceelo tryna pad his boys' pockets." In response to Reply # 36
i hope it works for t-mo and dem they deserve it and i grew up on their shit...so i aint mad at them...although with future and cash out running the clubs i doubt this gets play anywhere south of buckhead
>i'm just gonna assume/hope that the demographic that they >made this for are the people who will actually buy it, 'cause >this certainly ain't hot in the streets. > >sadly, i'm not sure that this song is even "effective". (c) >?uest > >was it catchy? *shrugs*
41. "nah, this shit is gonna flop like shit even amongst that contingent" In response to Reply # 36
>i'm just gonna assume/hope that the demographic that they >made this for are the people who will actually buy it, 'cause >this certainly ain't hot in the streets. > >sadly, i'm not sure that this song is even "effective". (c) >?uest > >was it catchy? *shrugs*
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