hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

**tsophra** · 08-31-2006, 12:24 PM

Re: hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

ooh I gotta peep dat..Game's a hottie [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70377-loveeyes.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]

me put summen eena yu jamaican funk tread [img]/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

**BlessedLadyOfZion** · 08-31-2006, 12:54 PM

Re: hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

Game is a wah??? [img]/forums/images/graemlins/704555_dwl.gif[/img]nuh mek mi dead yah

i heard the song and didn't like it.

**tsophra** · 08-31-2006, 01:00 PM

Re: hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

come awn all that sneering and thugging doesn't do it for ya [img]/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/704555_dwl.gif[/img]

**jah_yout** · 08-31-2006, 01:28 PM

Re: hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

he & fitty had a falling out wha day when he broke from g-unit...
i respect him still because he says some conscious things sometimes...whereas i hardly hear fitty speaking on conscious matters...
i guess to each his own

**BlessedLadyOfZion** · 09-01-2006, 10:15 AM

Re: hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

he was never a part of g unit

**tsophra** · 09-10-2006, 05:00 PM

Sell out

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anyone heard it?
i kinda like it, just hope he didn't sample jr reid's song to talk about gang bizniz as in crips & bloods...caw a compton him come from...

song sounds good though

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ooh I'm sooo [img]/forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img] what the heck was jr.reid thinking..y is he promoting this stuff...these lyrics are completely contrary to the concept of one blood ..what the heck now its a allegory fe a gang..its the usual ish from de Game..but jr. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70388-shameonyou.gif[/img].I'm very disappointed in and he's got de nerve to be profiling up in de vid..SELLOUT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy8x_HiDB98

dre I see dead people...
yo dre thought I waz dead west coast

[verse 1]
i'm the doctors advocate
[censored] dre shot ya
brought me back from the dead
thats why they call him the doctor
the mavs goin drop em
if 50 ain't rockin wit him no more
its ok it get it poppin
the hole club rockin lik da 6-4 impala
drink chris throw it up call the shyt hydrolyics
then [censored] n the cup call the shyt hipoqutiq
i bleed compton spit crack the shyt cronic
and you new niggas ain't shyt but new niggas
bape n ape shoe niggas i'm talkin to you [censored]
bounce n the 6-4 throw up the west side man
sell another five million albums yes I am
fresh like damn like dis [censored] did it again
a hundred thousand on hiz neck
LA above the brim
inside the labou
shotgun wit snoop
wut would the mutha****in west coast be without
one crip and (one blood)

[hook]
one blood,one blood,one blood,(blood)x17

[verse 2]
i'm from the west side of the 6-4 impala
when niggas say where you from
well never say holla
bandana on the right side
gun on the left side
niggas in new york know how to throw up the west side
word to eazy i'm so ill believe me
i made room for jeezy
but the rest of you niggas better be glad you breathing
all I need iz one reason
i'm the king and dre said it the west coast need me
i don't kno why you niggas keep tryin me
everybody kno i'm the air to the aftermath danasty
and I ain't got to make shyt for the club
wut dj goin turn down the 38 snub
you 38 and you still rappin uhh
i'm 26 [censored] so iz the dubs
on the 07 hummer hop out
nobody guard you when the cronic
smoke clear all you goin see iz (one blood)

[hook]
one blood,one blood,one blood,(blood)x17

[verse 3]
i ain't got beef wit 50
no beef wit j
wuts beef when you getin head n the 6 trey
and the double game change
i keepem on display
black t-shirt so all you see iz the A
turn on the tv and all you see iz the A
you niggas better make up a dance to try to get radio play
keep on snapin your fingers
i ain't goin away
i don't regert wut I spit
cause I kno wut I say
niggas talk about me they don't know when to stop
i got the louis vounton beltbuckle holdin the glock
no beam no salinecer I kno when to pop
i wait till lil john come on to let off a shot
i had the number one billboard spot
niggas steped on my fingers and I climbed right back to the top
i'm b.i.g, i'm cube,i'm nas,i'm pac
this ain't shyt but a warning till my album drop (one blood)

[hook]
one blood,one blood,one blood,(blood)x17
one blood,one blood,one blood,(blood)x17

**kingy** · 09-10-2006, 06:00 PM

Re: Sell out

dont like de song. j reid song is about love.

**tsophra** · 09-10-2006, 06:03 PM

Re: Sell out

that's y i'm soo disappointed in jr..OK i could see im letting them use his song [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] but y he gotta be all up in the vid like imma promote summen positive [img]/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

**jah_yout** · 09-11-2006, 12:07 PM

Re: Sell out

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that's y i'm soo disappointed in jr..OK i could see im letting them use his song [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] but y he gotta be all up in the vid like imma promote summen positive [img]/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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that was my first thought too but then i began to think...maybe by him saying 1 crip & 1 blood, he's really going for a unity type thing...maybe...
someone needs to ask him...
like i said if game is promoting gangbanging then i would be very disappointed in junior reid

**tsophra** · 09-11-2006, 12:54 PM

Re: Sell out

there must be 2 Jr. Reids a sing reggae..because mi know seh dis could not be de same person chatting in dis 2001 interview. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img].a man is just a man..but..dyamn [img]/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

sarry JY he does not have much wiggle room

Ace roots reggae singer, Junior Reid, is contending that the ugly incident that truncated Reggae Sumfest's Dancehall Night is part and parcel of an ongoing hypocrisy and conspiracy within the music fraternity.

Taking the entertainment media to task, the international reggae star charges that " the same song dem weh cause the man dem to fight, a dem play pon radio everyday."

The former lead vocalist of the Grammy Award winning super group, Black Uhuru, in an interview with the Observer, launched a scathing attack against the powers that be as well as sections of the media, whom he deemed guilty of corrupting the music.

"The whole thing is a ole hypocrite thing. And if the government ah goh sey dem ah goh charge man, and dem little thing deh, dem ah fi goh charge ah ole heap ah people," declared Delroy "Junior" Reid.

He added,"Dem ah fi goh charge some people weh play certain tune pon the radio. Because nuh song nuh suppose to play pon the radio if it have fi beep out. You see when di youth dem kick back and see a when you war dem show, yuh pon TV, every man gone to war."

He underscored the point by noting that it is those entertainers who are always clashing with each other which the media constantly highlight.
The police has been cracking down on the use of profanity by artistes on stage, in the wake of Reggae Sumfest's Dancehall Night, which was marred by several profanity-laced performances by a number of artistes, as well as the Champions in Action stage show, where much of the same thing occurred. Some of the artistes who appeared on both shows have since been hauled before the courts on breaches of the Town and Community Act.

Last week, top acts Marion "Lady Saw" Hall and Rodney "Bounty Killa" Pryce, were given sentences requiring them to perform community service. A third appellant, deejay, Anthony B, was acquitted.

Reid, also questioned the inclusion of so many foreign acts on Reggae Sumfest, while noting that despite his stature as an artiste, he has not been invited to appear on the festival in seven years.

He said while he is not "fighting against" foreign acts, because he sometimes performs abroad on shows put on by foreign artistes, they should not overshadow local artistes of his calibre.

"And the foreign acts sometimes nuh work out, because they are not placed in the right slot ... and what's more, the foreign artistes said dem nah do any interviews in Jamaica for Jamaica nuh really help them record sales. Dem nuh need Jamaica."

He claims that part of the reason he is being starved of shows locally is because of the kind of music he makes as well as some positions he had taken in the past like his refusal to sign a deal with international pop diva, Madonna, as well as his turning down a role in the Jamaican dancehall movie, Klash.

"Is like me get banned off Sumfest because me sing One Blood, Love Is The Answer, Listen to the Voices, Mashing Up The Earth, Banana Boat Man, Foreign Mind and all dem song deh. Dem can't sey me nuh current, I'm ever current. One Blood lick over 10 years ago and now it lick back with Wu Tang Clan and sell two million and the original One Blood still selling.

"Mi ah fi ah wonda if mi ah fi sing certain tune weh sey fi go kill people and do dem dis an dat... But dem can't get mi off of my track. So me is a man who maintain my style, pon my same road -- mi never bowed."

He contends that it is the artistes who bring the music into disrepute who are getting the top billings.

"They are not doing anything for reggae. Some little man weh all dem do is bring down reggae music. Dem song only sell fi three months and stop. Mi nuh hear nobody a lick back nuh boop boop rhythm, yuh nuh. So if yuh ah fi goh lick back Coxsone's rhythms and certain man rhythms, a dat ah the tune."

The CEO of J R Production and the One Blood Recording Studio vowed that he will never resort to singing songs that degrade women or songs that encourage the youth to become war mongers.

"We sing tune that will never die, for all times."

With respect to the movie Klash, the artiste, whose hit-making credits also includes Great Train Robbery, explains that having read the script, he came to the conclusion that the message it was sending was not in sync with his outlook as a Rastafarian.

"The reason why mi turn down Klash, [is] because dem woulda use Klash and wan kill me... dem a gi mi a Don role. Mi tell dem Donovan dust di don. Dat deh pon mi album weh name, One Blood... They wan while stage show a gwaan, me come hold up di stadium. Big Rastaman with dreadlocks come hold up di stadium wid machine gun... yu see di message weh mi see dat a send. It a send a message sey -- when yuh go to dancehall or these stage shows, you don't safe. Because di big speaker can be making noise round deh so and man a dead and you don't know."

**jah_yout** · 09-11-2006, 01:41 PM

Re: Sell out

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there must be 2 Jr. Reids a sing reggae..because mi know seh dis could not be de same person chatting in dis 2001 interview. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img].a man is just a man..but..dyamn [img]/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

sarry JY he does not have much wiggle room

Ace roots reggae singer, Junior Reid, is contending that the ugly incident that truncated Reggae Sumfest's Dancehall Night is part and parcel of an ongoing hypocrisy and conspiracy within the music fraternity.

Taking the entertainment media to task, the international reggae star charges that " the same song dem weh cause the man dem to fight, a dem play pon radio everyday."

The former lead vocalist of the Grammy Award winning super group, Black Uhuru, in an interview with the Observer, launched a scathing attack against the powers that be as well as sections of the media, whom he deemed guilty of corrupting the music.

"The whole thing is a ole hypocrite thing. And if the government ah goh sey dem ah goh charge man, and dem little thing deh, dem ah fi goh charge ah ole heap ah people," declared Delroy "Junior" Reid.

He added,"Dem ah fi goh charge some people weh play certain tune pon the radio. Because nuh song nuh suppose to play pon the radio if it have fi beep out. You see when di youth dem kick back and see a when you war dem show, yuh pon TV, every man gone to war."

He underscored the point by noting that it is those entertainers who are always clashing with each other which the media constantly highlight.
The police has been cracking down on the use of profanity by artistes on stage, in the wake of Reggae Sumfest's Dancehall Night, which was marred by several profanity-laced performances by a number of artistes, as well as the Champions in Action stage show, where much of the same thing occurred. Some of the artistes who appeared on both shows have since been hauled before the courts on breaches of the Town and Community Act.

Last week, top acts Marion "Lady Saw" Hall and Rodney "Bounty Killa" Pryce, were given sentences requiring them to perform community service. A third appellant, deejay, Anthony B, was acquitted.

Reid, also questioned the inclusion of so many foreign acts on Reggae Sumfest, while noting that despite his stature as an artiste, he has not been invited to appear on the festival in seven years.

He said while he is not "fighting against" foreign acts, because he sometimes performs abroad on shows put on by foreign artistes, they should not overshadow local artistes of his calibre.

"And the foreign acts sometimes nuh work out, because they are not placed in the right slot ... and what's more, the foreign artistes said dem nah do any interviews in Jamaica for Jamaica nuh really help them record sales. Dem nuh need Jamaica."

He claims that part of the reason he is being starved of shows locally is because of the kind of music he makes as well as some positions he had taken in the past like his refusal to sign a deal with international pop diva, Madonna, as well as his turning down a role in the Jamaican dancehall movie, Klash.

"Is like me get banned off Sumfest because me sing One Blood, Love Is The Answer, Listen to the Voices, Mashing Up The Earth, Banana Boat Man, Foreign Mind and all dem song deh. Dem can't sey me nuh current, I'm ever current. One Blood lick over 10 years ago and now it lick back with Wu Tang Clan and sell two million and the original One Blood still selling.

"Mi ah fi ah wonda if mi ah fi sing certain tune weh sey fi go kill people and do dem dis an dat... But dem can't get mi off of my track. So me is a man who maintain my style, pon my same road -- mi never bowed."

He contends that it is the artistes who bring the music into disrepute who are getting the top billings.

"They are not doing anything for reggae. Some little man weh all dem do is bring down reggae music. Dem song only sell fi three months and stop. Mi nuh hear nobody a lick back nuh boop boop rhythm, yuh nuh. So if yuh ah fi goh lick back Coxsone's rhythms and certain man rhythms, a dat ah the tune."

The CEO of J R Production and the One Blood Recording Studio vowed that he will never resort to singing songs that degrade women or songs that encourage the youth to become war mongers.

"We sing tune that will never die, for all times."

With respect to the movie Klash, the artiste, whose hit-making credits also includes Great Train Robbery, explains that having read the script, he came to the conclusion that the message it was sending was not in sync with his outlook as a Rastafarian.

"The reason why mi turn down Klash, [is] because dem woulda use Klash and wan kill me... dem a gi mi a Don role. Mi tell dem Donovan dust di don. Dat deh pon mi album weh name, One Blood... They wan while stage show a gwaan, me come hold up di stadium. Big Rastaman with dreadlocks come hold up di stadium wid machine gun... yu see di message weh mi see dat a send. It a send a message sey -- when yuh go to dancehall or these stage shows, you don't safe. Because di big speaker can be making noise round deh so and man a dead and you don't know."

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believe it or not arjen i don't think game's song is promoting senseless violence...
i've seen him in intrviews & is a conscious yute...
i respect jr reid to the max & maybe he was just trying to reach another audience here...
maybe i'm reaching but; maybe he said to himself- if just one gangbanger listens to the words of his 'one blood' (the original) maybe it could change a life...& maybe the game was his vehicle to do this...
i still respect junior reid

**tsophra** · 09-11-2006, 02:01 PM

Re: Sell out

I don't know about his interviews..but dis song is definitely not promoting anything positive...again...I'm not takin Game to task that's his schitck..that's what I expect from him

jr reid on the other hand more fiyah fe im...

like most people he's all talk at the end of the day its about [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] dollar bils y'all...dollar bills y'all..dollar..dollar bills

of course its your perogative to keep respectin him [img]/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

**jah_yout** · 09-11-2006, 02:52 PM

Re: Sell out

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I don't know about his interviews..but dis song is definitely not promoting anything positive...again...I'm not takin Game to task that's his schitck..that's what I expect from him

jr reid on the other hand more fiyah fe im...

like most people he's all talk at the end of the day its about [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] dollar bils y'all...dollar bills y'all..dollar..dollar bills

of course its your perogative to keep respectin him [img]/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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so this negates all the good he has done?
i don't think it's fair to say jr is all about the [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70379-moneyeyes.gif[/img]
if so he would have done 'klash' & some other things...& the message has always been in his music...
i have to investigate some more before i can say for sure

**mangoskin** · 09-11-2006, 04:08 PM

Re: hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

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he & fitty had a falling out wha day when he broke from g-unit...
i respect him still because he says some conscious things sometimes...whereas i hardly hear fitty speaking on conscious matters...
i guess to each his own

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fif did a 'clean' song, but the public didn't respond

hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

hip hop artist the game samples junior reid's 'one blood'

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