Muthafucka!

I think you've misunderstood what kind of site this is Stew, you spunk-sucking spastic cunt. Fuck off back to Mojo with your whiny bitching you fucking cunt.

If Coldplay selling the same bland shit year after year stops people buying the utter crap that this track is, then God bless Chris Martin.

Who said it was a rap record in the first place?

If you are into rap/hip hop/black music I agree it might not be your cup of tea. Just because it features P Diddy though it shouldn't be taken for granted what audience it's aimed at. Also just because he's sold more records than DJ Hell his collaborator on this track, same thing, doesn't mean it should automatically fall into his mould - what I'm trying to say is... "is it DJ Hell feat P Diddy or vice versa or something else completely different". I Eddie Van Halen featuring on "Beat It" with Jacko - most people will remember it for MJ's formulae r and b style, but there are many whole associate it with the Van Halen guitar style.

Personally I agree it's not the greatest track, but fair play to the guy for trying something different. There are bands like Coldplay taking the piss out of the record buying public and getting turning out the same bland shit year after year.

This really is the sort of shit that gives black music a fuckin' muthafuckin' bad name

Fair enough, I was just playing devils advocate with that one. *argumentative twat*

p.s. J Dilla's "Donuts" is stunning (if you havent heard it). Shame he's a bit dead.

I listened to it with the 5live traffic bird doing her stuff underneath whilst waiting for the film reviews. She improved it. Woeful crock of shit.

Fair enough but my rant wasn't intented to dictate what anyone should or shouldn't listen to or that music without any political message isn't valid, but more just to opine that rap music in the past sounded a hell of a lot better ( less mindless regurgitative sampling & tuneless droning on about bitches, Bentleys etc ) and happened to make a very powerful tuneful point at the same time. Maybe it's just me, but 99% of current R&B & rap is just a turd in a hot-dog bap. I wish there was someone out there making something original and memorable but I haven't heard it yet, and seeing these cunts ( PDoDiddy/Kuntay West etc ) proclaiming themselves as modern day Mozarts really gets on my tits.

It sounds like a mash-up of a drunken, bugged phone-call...is anyone sure that's not what it is?

I'm not sure its our place to dictate what kind of music black people should or shouldnt be listening to....maybe they saw Public Enemy as the black version of Bono or something? Just a thought. Its ok for us to get dressed up, fucked up and jump around to dance music, why should black people feel obliged to be politicised?

Don't even get me started. Rap's been bankrupt for a decade at least - gone are the sharp verbal blades that had a cause and a message and the venom and originality to get it across, replaced by derivative, misogynistic, self-publicising fuckwits with planet-sized egos that dwarf their miniscule musical talents. Where's a communal oubliette to chuck them in when you need one??

Hope springs eternal dogpas

oh dear, oh dear, oh dear................, what a sad, sad twat...., can he not get a job in Wendy's...., it's a better option for him...., time for another drive-by me thinks...

Fucking hell it's come to this! Public Enemy come in, tearing the Yanks a second arsehole with some righteous indignation about the state of the black man in late twentieth century America. Fast forward 15 years and we've got this. From 'It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back' to 'It takes a retinue of fuckwits to hold my bling' in one generation.

Even for a bell end like him this is fucking shite