hands up who's heard of the pilton festival? 
Jay Z shops at Tesco
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He's a bloke with a lot of problems, but girls aren't one
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it's a festival, at pilton. it happens usually once a year and they have bands there. I've heard it's quite good but i've never been.
there's some sort of popular beat combo called jay z there this year. I hadn't heard of them either until a few days ago.
there's some sort of popular beat combo called jay z there this year. I hadn't heard of them either until a few days ago.
Who the F is Jay Z anyway
Who cares?
http://www.nme.com/news/jay-z/34083
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/jay-z glastonbury row is ridiculous_1072094
A cliched 'rapper' headlining? Well that's the sound of Glastonbury going down the pan...
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exactly, and they wonder why there's still tickets left
do you know this i love it when a plan comes together
i love it when a plan comes together
Jay Z now on Jonathan Ross on BBC1! lol.
trawling channels on tv last night, & i came accross this geezer doing his stuff each to their own & all that, but fu@king hell hes irritating but then again i find all that speaky songs irritating:yuck:
tell you what though, they nearly got the name right...rap, they missed out the "c"
each to their own & all that, but fu@king hell hes irritating but then again i find all that speaky songs irritating:yuck:tell you what though, they nearly got the name right...rap, they missed out the "c"
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tell you what though, they nearly got the name right...rap, they missed out the "c"
be fair, speaking in time to someone elses song requires huge talent...not
anyone who shops at my tesco with a double barelled surname is classed as a celeb
Lol at "speaky songs"!
BTW, the original genre of rap was excellent - Grand Master Flash, Afrika Bambaata, Public Enemy, NWA, Cypress Hill, Beastie Boys etc. They also helped spawn crossover rap into the likes of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against the Machine, Incubus and even Anthrax. Rap (also involved with 'Breakdance' and 'Electro' in the early 80's) used to be so innovative. But it's now turned into this cliched, sound the same, scowl at the camera while making daft hand signals "gangsta" (c)rap that that is full of blinged up attention seeking wannabees.
