FROCAST: Episode #201

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King Jerm
The People's Champ/Founder
The most opinionated of the group (Probably sometimes the biggest jackass too). Urban legend has it that he used to have a dying love for “project chicks”. Claims to have never listened to nothing but Hip-Hop. Sports (like most of us) comes a close second to Hip-Hop.
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Saule Wright *the "e" is silent* is a chill cat that loves his Hip-Hop and R&B music. At times, he may throw in a few extra words here and there in his reviews, but he makes an effort to comment on the track, the lyrics, and other elements in each song when doing nappyafro's legendary track by track process. If he's not wandering around nappyafro.com trying to spark conversation, you'll find him either on soulections.com or twitter doing the same. Respected by many, disrespected by many, and respectful of both.
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  1. Cool episode of the frocast. R.I.P. Phife Dawg. When I found out Phife was gone, that shit hurt my heart man. Like Saule said, this one hit home. To me, Phife was always dope, and never said a wack/shitty verse. Crazy segment on songs like Panda and Kirk Franklin doing the Milly Rock dance. When Jerm read the lyrics of Panda, OMG LOL. Cool segment on the Organized Noize documentary, but it’s crazy about how OutKast did them wrong by not letting them do anything after 4 albums. I have to agree with Jerm about OutKast could’ve a least let them do 1 song/2 songs on the Speakerboxx/The Love Below album. Crazy segment on Hulk Hogan winning the lawsuit and the $140 million he got, and Katt Williams getting his ass whooped by a damn teenager. Beyoncé’s cousin is fine and that booty, Good lawd. Cool segment on TV Talk. Cool and funny segments on Keep It 100 and Winners and Losers of the week. I just checked a compilation video of Big Primetime tackling deadbeat dads with shoulder pads and serving them their papers. LOL. I enjoyed this episode. Once again, R.I.P. Phife Dawg.

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  2. -RIP Phife Dawg. Definitely gonna set aside time to watch the ATCQ documentary again.
    -I loved the ONP doc. Lol, glad y’all got to see Peaches for the first time. I was a mod on the OutKast.com and DungeonFamily.com when I met her back in the day. She was married to Ray from ONP at the time. Joi and Shanti Das (them thighs tho) were hot too.
    -I know it’s been talked about before, but I thought they would mention more of how Cee-Lo was almost in OutKast.
    -I copped a OutKast Clothing tee from Burlington, that bitch unraveled at the bottom. I had the jersey Big had on in the “Dro in the Wind” video, and I sadly donated it to the homeless.
    -I always say OutKast felt like niggas you knew from the cafeteria at school got a record deal, and Goodie seemed like niggas that hung out in front of the convenience store on a day you skipped school.
    -I copped World Party and DMX’s 3rd album on the same day. I’ve never copped 2 shitty albums at the same time since then. I think it suffered because 3 of the 4 members wanted to produce more than the other members and ONP.
    -It’s a daily struggle to not swing on Team Young Nigga.
    -I’m not even an ass man, but Bey’s cousin is killin it. If Bey was just some chick from Houston working at Popeyes, that’s how she’d look.
    -I’m glad RG3 got signed, cuz I was sure he was headed to ESPN College GameDay.

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    1. This muhfucka STAY with the inside scoop.

      So collectively, you and Jerm sound like TYN need some to catch them hands as a label, a unit and a crew?

      Did you ever hear Joi’s album? That shit was …special

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      1. I bought the album “Star Kitty’s Revenge” when it came out, and I have her weird first album in one of my old CD books around here. I don’t remember really loving it, but it might’ve been dope at the time.

        I didn’t know the details about the Katt Williams thing until I heard the show, but yeah, TYN is some habitual line steppers out here. Them, and their parents can get work.

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