aNyThInG bY 50 CENT!!! And I agree with some of yall's with MY HUMPS AND GASOLINA grrrrrrr

I'm sick of that f*king song "don't cha wish ur gf was hot like me".....

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That HUMPS song... matter of fact any BEP that features Fergie as anything more than built-in video ho... Lil KIm's Welcome to Jamrock rip off That Lil Bow Wow name game song...

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So couldn't agree with you more.

Phantasma, why you coming at me? I like your foro probing techniques. Keep up the good work. As for the "I love Reggaeton banner" my apology i didn't know it was going to be a nuisance to you. You should of "ghost" when you said you were going to.

LatinaROCKZ: I'm kool. I'm not here to start any enemies. I was just responding to the questions being asked.

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Colombiana4Life wrote:
Phantasma wrote:
Colombiana4Life wrote: Chilenita wrote: Colombiana4Life wrote: Chilenita wrote: Bainaman wrote: Daddy Yankee has been at it for a long time.... Not longer than El General or Nando boom - lol Now that was the stuff.  I was just listening to Nando Boom the other day. BRAP BRAP!!! SABOR LATINO PICNIC BABY!!!  EL GENERAL!!!! BRAP BRAP!!! NOW THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!!!!! Girl u were there?   So was I, that is probably one of the best concerts i've been to.  And i got my money's worth.  It took me like 6 hours to get there, no joke girl.  Back then going to Oakville was like going to Sudbury.  LOL-- Edited by Colombiana4Life at 22:25, 2005-10-27 The El general one was at High Park.. the one in the boonies was Guayacan and some next people...
El General in high park?  U must have been in "High Park".  LOL.  El General was in Oakville in '91.  Cocoband was there in 92.  Guayacan was also there in 95.  Grupo Niche was in another park in Oakville in 93.  Hon, believe me, el viajesito que tuve que hacer to go see El General I will never forget, that's why im 100% positive it was in Oakville.



I must have been high in a park someplace for reals... who else was there when Guayacan came? I know it was 2 groups

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It was Guayacan and Oro Solido.

At the Ukranian Park


A girl asked me to dance.....I didn't know how...but didn't wanna tell her that.....she was pretty hot.......we dance....and the freaking girl turned....and dipped herself.........I caught her just before her head hit the floor

I was like...."what the hell you doing???"

I should have let her drop

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latinaROCKZ wrote: Phantasma wrote: Ecuasteelo wrote: Phantasma wrote: ok so, Do you or DONT U like reggaeton? or do you just like the old Reggae en Espanol stuff... or do u just dont like the fact that some other 17 year old kids are joining in ur club, or is it that u dont like boriquas or what? a point bro, have u got one? Hey Phantasma how did you conclude what I wrote previously into hating Boricuas and asking what my point was and I don’t know how you got 17-year-old kids into it. Read my post again man and then post appropriately. Bainamans question was what is verdadero reggaeton? So I responded with the facts. My point is that there is more to reggaeton then the heavy rotated Gasolina and that Panama played a huge role in what we all call reggaeton. I am a huge fan of both reggaeton and reggae en espanol or Panamanian reggae. As for Bainamans post: Well put. You definitely have strong points. No one can argue with that. I dint get any of them from your post, I made them up.. the reason why I made them up if cause it was so incoherent and heedless that I took at stab at find an actual point to all that rambling. now put down the I love reggaeton banner and go look up "articulate" in the dictionary @Phantasma- like I said to some imbecile in one of the other foro's.... "suck it the F*ck-up"... ha ya ya .. I know... no profanity... but I had to.... p.s... Ecuasteelo.. STAY KOOL!!! bro.. Yo... quien te a dado vela en este entierro?? My name is not a dick.. get it out YO MOUT!

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    @Phantasma -- haha.... well good for you...

any ways.. yeah i tired of RIHANNA- Pon Da Replay

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Chilenita wrote:

Colombiana4Life wrote: Chilenita wrote: Bainaman wrote: Daddy Yankee has been at it for a long time.... Not longer than El General or Nando boom - lol Now that was the stuff.  I was just listening to Nando Boom the other day. BRAP BRAP!!! SABOR LATINO PICNIC BABY!!!  EL GENERAL!!!! BRAP BRAP!!! NOW THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!!!!!


Girl u were there?   So was I, that is probably one of the best concerts i've been to.  And i got my money's worth.  It took me like 6 hours to get there, no joke girl.  Back then going to Oakville was like going to Sudbury.  LOL-- Edited by Colombiana4Life at 22:25, 2005-10-27

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The El general one was at High Park.. the one in the boonies was Guayacan and some next people...

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Colombiana4Life wrote: Chilenita wrote: Bainaman wrote: Daddy Yankee has been at it for a long time.... Not longer than El General or Nando boom - lol Now that was the stuff.  I was just listening to Nando Boom the other day. BRAP BRAP!!! SABOR LATINO PICNIC BABY!!!  EL GENERAL!!!! BRAP BRAP!!! NOW THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!!!!!

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Girl u were there?   So was I, that is probably one of the best concerts i've been to.  And i got my money's worth.  It took me like 6 hours to get there, no joke girl.  Back then going to Oakville was like going to Sudbury.  LOL

-- Edited by Colombiana4Life at 22:25, 2005-10-27

be easy by massari, shake it off by mariah Carey, Burn it up by R Kelly, I don't care - Ricky Martin.

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ok so, Do you or DONT U like reggaeton? or do you just like the old Reggae en Espanol stuff... or do u just dont like the fact that some other 17 year old kids are joining in ur club, or is it that u dont like boriquas or what?

a point bro, have u got one?

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Hey Phantasma how did you conclude what I wrote previously into hating Boricuas and asking what my point was and I don’t know how you got 17-year-old kids into it. Read my post again man and then post appropriately. Bainamans question was what is verdadero reggaeton? So I responded with the facts. My point is that there is more to reggaeton then the heavy rotated Gasolina and that Panama played a huge role in what we all call reggaeton. I am a huge fan of both reggaeton and reggae en espanol or Panamanian reggae.

As for Bainamans post: Well put. You definitely have strong points. No one can argue with that.

Dale don dale............ouuuuuuuuuhhhhhhh.....i'm tired of it.

since you've been gone - kelly clarkson

the horror!!

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Bainaman wrote: Daddy Yankee has been at it for a long time.... Not longer than El General or Nando boom - lol

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I know that......but he's paid his dues.

The Panamanian guys for some reason are not as marketable....or just don't have the right people to market them.

 

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Daddy Yankee has been at it for a long time....

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Not longer than El General or Nando boom - lol

@ Ecua - I am from Panama...and I'm happy to see you give props to the Panamanian for their contribution.

@ Both Cuz's...LOL

I agree with most of what you guys have said. But then again....You have to look at it from this point of view aswell........Why are those artists...the banwaganeros...lol.....jumping on it in the first place? Like you said.....to raise the falling profile.....true....but mostly for the money. And from a pure business point of view....I can't fault them for trying to cash in.........however......the lose all my respect as artists. I mean.....if there is anyone to fault is the public who eats up anything that is given to them.....if marketed properly.....no matter how bad the product is.  The "TRUE" artists are the trend setters.......the Micheal Jackson, Steve Wonder of each genre are the ones who stand quietly and let their music speak itself.

My little comment about Daddy Yankee.....was in jest. I'm not a big fan of reggaeton myself.....but I have to give credit where credit is due....and Daddy Yankee has been at it for a long time....and has paid his dues.....and is now reaping the benefits.

Ricky Martin is another one. I'm not a big fan of him......I heard a few songs from his last album...and I think he's getting worse. BUT......he also is one that has opened door for other latin acts to walk through the main stream doors.......so if he does well........all other latin acts have a better chance.

So really.......it comes down to the public. It's a shame that people don't really educate themselves and learn about the music before going out and buying the latest "IN" cd.....I myself claim ignorance when it comes to reggaeton....by choice......But I think my points apply to music in general.......

 

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The reason I put that is becuase, I read the foro and other foros on the internet and the non-sense that people post on it about their dislike for reggaeton. If you dislike it, fine, its your opinion but then you have the people that are ignorant and trash it. Ever since reggaeton blew up and has scaled to large masses, the listeners that just started enjoying reggaeton now due to Yankees "Gasolina" think that reggaeton is only Yankee and they think that Yankee is a new artist. Which if they have been listening to this genre since time they would know that he has been in the mix for over a decade and there is plenty more songs and artists of reggaeton.
Even the term reggaeton is some what in correct. That term was brought out since the Puerto Ricans got into the whole spanish reggae movement, because there was a time before the Tego's, Yankees, Don Omar's etc and whoever else you want to name, but there was a place called Panama and talented MCees such as El Rookie, Nando Boom, Shabbakhan and of course EL General and many more came out of there and played a HUGE part in todays REGGAETON!! 
Do you agree Bainaman?
EcuaSteelo
"The truth"
Quien contra mi
P.S I made the signature and saved it, but it didn't show in the preview.

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ok so, Do you or DONT U like reggaeton? or do you just like the old Reggae en Espanol stuff... or do u just dont like the fact that some other 17 year old kids are joining in ur club, or is it that u dont like boriquas or what?

a point bro, have u got one?

My fault, the signature does work.

Nice post cuz, telling it how it is.

 

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Ecuasteelo wrote: Bainaman wrote: Ecuasteelo wrote: You know how it is cuz. I knew you were going to jump on to this post. LOL! The bandwagon jumper ....so TRUE! Los bandwagoners no saben del reggaeton verdadero cuz. Ecuasteelo "The truth" Quien contra mi Who's your cuz?!?!? Danny416 is my cousin. Cool man! I thought you were talking to me....LOL Let me ask you then.........What do you consider "verdadero reggaeton"???    

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 When he says bandwagon jumpers hes refering to artists like ricky martin, shakira, thalia, and even hiphop artists like pdiddy NORE fat joe who all of a sudden want to incorporate reggaeton into their own music. Ricky martin is a good example  , since he was like totaly out off the music scene he is using reggaeton to lets just say boost his career up. He has a track with daddy yankee called drop it on me on his new album. It will be a hot single in do time. Same thing with artists like NORE , he was literally falling off the hiphop movment and boom he did oye mi canto , and look how famous that track got, now he switched to reggaeton. Overall these artists are just using reggaeton for the money and fame since reggaeton is on hot demand at the moment. A few years back when the genre was completley underground..these same artists where the ones critizing it and saying how its ghetto music. Don fransisco himself would often take stabs at the genre , and now he has wisin y yandel and don omar on his sabado gigante shows.

I think these artists are just incorporating reggaeton to their own music for the money thats all. I think if this continues the genre is going to go on the popish side and too too commercial.

Verdadero reggaetoneros are fans that now about the music since day one , who always supported it, even if it was underground. The same people who bought the albums back then and basicaly loved the genre from its first steps. Not the ones who never liked it and all of a sudden when its now getting more popular , they show more luv to it.

 

Hope that helped it explain it a lil more

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Bainaman wrote: Ecuasteelo wrote: You know how it is cuz. I knew you were going to jump on to this post. LOL! The bandwagon jumper ....so TRUE! Los bandwagoners no saben del reggaeton verdadero cuz. Ecuasteelo "The truth" Quien contra mi Who's your cuz?!?!? Danny416 is my cousin.

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Cool man!

I thought you were talking to me....LOL

Let me ask you then.........What do you consider "verdadero reggaeton"???

 

 

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Ecuasteelo wrote: You know how it is cuz. I knew you were going to jump on to this post. LOL! The bandwagon jumper ....so TRUE! Los bandwagoners no saben del reggaeton verdadero cuz. Ecuasteelo "The truth" Quien contra mi Who's your cuz?!?!?

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Danny416 is my cousin.

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Ecuasteelo wrote:  Ecuasteelo "The truth" Quien contra mi wouldn't you be better off if you wrote that in your signature??

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It is in my signature .... Actually I was thinking about doing that, but i don't quite often post on TH, only within the last couple of days i have. I haven't gone through my available foro member options. When there is a post i'm interested in then i drop a line or two. I'm not to much of a regular here. 

Daeveed, I like how you pay attention to such detail my friend.

Ecuasteelo

"The truth"

Quien contra mi? You Daeveed? jokes! 

 

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OMG you are such a sex freak!!!! Instead of a wierd face you gave me a smiley face........freaky

You know how it is cuz. I knew you were going to jump on to this post. LOL! The bandwagon jumper ....so TRUE! Los bandwagoners no saben del reggaeton verdadero cuz.

Ecuasteelo

"The truth"

Quien contra mi

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Anything by Daddy Yankee

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sex freak!