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  1. I'm not sure if anybody here know who he is, I myself don't know much
    about rap music, he's that kid who did the video "It's getting hot in
    here" a few years a back.

    I ran across a quote of his that goes like this:

    "I'm not very big.... I'm about 5-foot-9, 175 pounds. I used to be
    about 5-foot-7, 150 pounds."

    I admit I don't follow the hip-hop scene that much but unless this kid
    has put on a lot of muscle in recent years he certainly didn't look 175
    lbs in that video I mentioned, he looked 130 lbs or thereabouts, if
    he's packing 175 lbs in a 5.9 frame he should look fairly impressive
    these days because he was just another skinny kid in loose clothing
    trying to look big or act like an athlete.

    André

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    I'm not sure if anybody here know who he is, I myself don't know much
    about rap music, he's that kid who did the video "It's getting hot in
    here" a few years a back.

    I ran across a quote of his that goes like this:

    "I'm not very big.... I'm about 5-foot-9, 175 pounds. I used to be
    about 5-foot-7, 150 pounds."

    I admit I don't follow the hip-hop scene that much but unless this kid
    has put on a lot of muscle in recent years he certainly didn't look 175
    lbs in that video I mentioned, he looked 130 lbs or thereabouts, if
    he's packing 175 lbs in a 5.9 frame he should look fairly impressive
    these days because he was just another skinny kid in loose clothing
    trying to look big or act like an athlete.

    He's wearing a 20-pound Band-Aid.

  3. Quoted message said:

    I'm not sure if anybody here know who he is, I myself
    don't know much about rap music,

    ASK BRINK! WILL BRINK LOOOOOVES RAP MUSIC!!!

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    he's that kid

    That so-called kid will be 32 this year.

    Quoted message said:

    who did the video "It's getting hot in here"

    Currently, Nelly appears in a music video for Grillz, a song with Paul
    Wall. That video's often on the big screen TV at Gold's in Carlisle.

    Quoted message said:

    I ran across a quote of his that goes like this:

    "I'm not very big.... I'm about 5-foot-9, 175 pounds.
    I used to be about 5-foot-7, 150 pounds."

    That's possible, right?

    I'm about 6-2, 180 pounds. I used to be about 6-0, 150 pounds. People
    grow.

    Of course, celebrities have been known to lie about their age and
    height, so why not their weight as well?

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    I admit I don't follow the hip-hop scene that much but

    Well, for those who do or are fans of Hip-Hop and R&B:

    http://zjamz.com/

    You can listen to Grillz there, too. ;o)

    Quoted message said:

    unless this kid has put on a lot of muscle in recent years
    he certainly didn't look 175 lbs in that video I mentioned,
    he looked 130 lbs or thereabouts, if he's packing 175 lbs
    in a 5.9 frame he should look fairly impressive these days
    because he was just another skinny kid in loose clothing
    trying to look big or act like an athlete.

    heh

    I sense a bias against Nelly here.

    http://www.thecinemasource.com/moviesdb/images/Adam%20Sandler%20Nelly.jpg
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelly
    http://www.ejams.com/nelly.htm

    Producer, entertainer, actor, CEO, fundraiser, philanthropist, balla,
    more...

    André, you wish you were Nelly.

    Except the part about his sister, of course.

    --
    Curt
    http://curtjames.com/

  4. JMWell-look-who-made-a-funny! <[email hidden]>

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    [email hidden] wrote:

    re Nelly

    [...]

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I ran across a quote of his that goes like this:

    "I'm not very big.... I'm about 5-foot-9, 175 pounds. I used to be
    about 5-foot-7, 150 pounds."

    [...]

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    he certainly didn't look 175 lbs

    [...]

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    He's wearing a 20-pound Band-Aid.

    Nelly'd have to. You, otoh, could easily slip a ten-pound plate in
    each nostril. ;o)

    --
    Curt
    http://curtjames.com/

  5. Curt James said:
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    he's that kid

    That so-called kid will be 32 this year.

    Honest mistake on my part, the kid dresses like an high-school teenager
    so I assumed he was a kid, most 32 year olds I know don't dress like
    that especially if they have money to buy decent wardrobe befitting a
    30 something year old man.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    who did the video "It's getting hot in here"

    Currently, Nelly appears in a music video for Grillz, a song with Paul
    Wall. That video's often on the big screen TV at Gold's in Carlisle.

    I haven't got ths sligthest idea who Grillz or Paul Wall is, sorry. I
    watch MTV maybe once a year, I'm already at the age where I'm not open
    to liking new stuff, I'm pretty much stuck in my ways.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    I ran across a quote of his that goes like this:

    "I'm not very big.... I'm about 5-foot-9, 175 pounds.
    I used to be about 5-foot-7, 150 pounds."

    That's possible, right?

    I'm about 6-2, 180 pounds. I used to be about 6-0, 150 pounds. People
    grow.

    25 lbs growth spurt in your late 20s? Like I said from what little I
    see/know of him he just looks like a skinny kid so I guess I was asking
    if he went on the Jamie Foxx diet?

    Quoted message said:


    Of course, celebrities have been known to lie about their age and
    height, so why not their weight as well?

    One thing is for a short celebrity to add an inch to his height but for
    a kid that looks 130 lbs soaking wet to say he weighs 175 lbs sounded
    odd to me and like too much of a stretch.

    Quoted message said:


    I sense a bias against Nelly here.

    Only in the sense I don't have much empathy with somebody as different
    from myself as the person in question. A 32 year old that dresses like
    a kid, has a femenine name and wears a bandage on his cheek and acts in
    a somewhat infantile way is somebody with which I have a hard time
    identifying myself with.

    Quoted message said:


    Producer, entertainer, actor, CEO, fundraiser, philanthropist, balla,
    more...

    André, you wish you were Nelly.

    Frankly I enjoy being myself, I'm grateful to GOD for what I have and
    who I am, I wouldn't change a thing.

    Quoted message said:

    Except the part about his sister, of course.

    Don't know what your talking about but thanks for the links, I'll try
    to increase my general culture by learning a bit about the kid at a
    latter time.

    André

  6. [email hidden] wrote:

    re Nelly

    Quoted message said:

    I assumed he was a kid, most 32 year olds I know
    don't dress like that especially if they have money to
    buy decent wardrobe befitting a 30 something year
    old man.

    So you're operating from within your own experience. Understandable, I
    guess.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm already at the age where I'm not open to liking
    new stuff, I'm pretty much stuck in my ways.

    Sadly, this is typical of far too many people.

    Quoted message said:

    I guess I was asking if he went on the Jamie Foxx diet?

    Well, you don't know Paul Wall and Grillz, so you'll forgive me for
    not being in the know about Jamie Foxx's diet.

    Quoted message said:

    I don't have much empathy with somebody as different
    from myself as the person in question. A 32 year old that
    dresses like a kid, has a femenine

    Nelly is feminine? Where'd you get that idea? I didn't see The Longest
    Yard yet. Does he wear a tutu?

    Quoted message said:

    name and wears a bandage on his cheek and acts in a
    somewhat infantile way

    In what way does he act infantile? Dress? His dress is not a problem.
    Your reaction or perspective regarding his dress is seemingly a
    problem, however... for you. It runs against your grain apparently.

    Quoted message said:

    is somebody with which I have a hard time identifying myself with.

    Well, I did say he's a producer, entertainer, actor, CEO, fundraiser,
    philanthropist, balla, and more, so it's not surprising that many
    might have a hard time identifying with such a level of success.

    --
    Curt
    http://curtjames.com/

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:


    Only in the sense I don't have much empathy with somebody as different
    from myself as the person in question. A 32 year old that dresses like
    a kid, has a femenine name and wears a bandage on his cheek and acts in
    a somewhat infantile way

    You have just summed up most rap stars.

    --
    Will Brink @ http://www.brinkzone.com/

  8. Will Brink said:
    Quoted message said:


    Only in the sense I don't have much empathy with somebody as different
    from myself as the person in question. A 32 year old that dresses like
    a kid, has a femenine name and wears a bandage on his cheek and acts in
    a somewhat infantile way

    You have just summed up most rap stars.

    See? I told you he loves rap music!

    Will, you stereotype-reinforcing, closed-minded, balding, fat, midget
    of an MMI page-waster, most rap stars have an entreprenurial spirit
    that you should admire rather than deride. Many rap stars have a
    creative poetic ability that makes their lyrics entertaining,
    humorous, and enjoyable to decipher.

    Although that's true from my perspective, I do see the humor in this
    cartoon: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v108/curt_james/RAB/wls.gif

    --
    Curt
    http://curtjames.com/

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