Maybe it’s because we secretly love to see people fly off the swing, like the lady in this video…lol

I know it’s mean… but the replay is hilarious!!

R&B legend Aaron Hall has decided to speak out against the current status of R&B.

In an interview with CarltonJordan.com, Hall touched on his feelings about the self-proclaimed “King of R&B” R. Kelly and states that Kellz may have stolen his style, but he can’t touch his swagger.

“I know a lot of people out there are saying that R. Kelly stole my style,” Hall said. “But remember he can’t touch my swagger. I got that old school swag, that 80’s swag and ain’t nobody touching that.”

Kellz wasn’t the only one that Hall went after in the interview, Hall also sent a word of advice to newly separated singer The Dream.

“What he did to his wife wasn’t right,” Hall continued. “But as far as music goes, he needs to lose some weight. He writes good songs but he definitely needs to slim down and I hope he sees this.”

Words of advice wasn’t the only thing that Aaron Hall was handing out, he also told fans that he plans to release his first album in five years.

“The name of my album is called 64 Classic,” Hall said. “The first single is called, ‘There Will Never Be Another Me.’ I am bringing real music back.”

Aaron Hall also offered advice for the stars who feel imitated by today’s youth.

“You should never get mad when someone copies your style, you should feel flattered because everyone knows where they got it from. Like [R.Kelly], he can’t get dropped off in the streets because the streets love me and they know a thief when they see one. Shout out to thieves because I love them.”

Wow…LOL, first Lil’ Kim, now Aaron Hall, it’s getting hard out there for the new jacks.

Check out the interview:

Timothy Zachery Mosley (born March 10, 1971), better known by his stage name Timbaland, is an American Grammy Award-winning record producer, singer-songwriter, actor, musician and rapper.  He is the older brother of rapper Sebastian.

Timbaland’s first full credit production work was in 1996 on Ginuwine…the Bachelor for R&B singer Ginuwine. After further work on Aaliyah’s 1996 album One in a Million and Missy Elliott’s 1997 album Supa Dupa Fly, Timbaland became a prominent producer for R&B and hip-hop artists. Initially he released several albums with fellow rapper Magoo.

So real talk after seeing the shoe on the other foot would you

A. Stop saying ninja
B. Accept the free use of the word ninja for everyone
C. Educate yourself on why use used the word in the first place
D. All of the above

The song debuted in 1996 on DJ Clue’s Holiday Holdup mixtape. This version of the song only featured Puff Daddy and the rap act The LOX (excluding Styles P). The song was later added to Puffy’s debut album, No Way Out, in a remix, “It’s All about the Benjamins (Remix)”, which added two new verses by Lil Kim and Notorious B.I.G. Lil Kim also provided the song with a chorus which the original version lacked.

This version of the song also omitted the word “Hebrews” out of Jadakiss’ verse, however, the word was left in on the first pressing, subsequent pressings removed the word. Additionally, when it was released on the Bad Boy’s Greatest Hits Vol. I album, it retained the word. This single made it to No. 2 on the Billboard charts and its video won a Viewer’s Choice award at the 1998 MTV Video Music Awards show. Due to the rarity of the obscure mixtape version, the remix featured on No Way Out is often considered the song’s definitive version to avoid confusion.

Kigali — AWARD winning American songstress and actress Lauryn Hill who has been in the country for the 7th Pan-African Dance and Music Festival (FESPAD) yesterday said that she has been greatly amazed by the country’s progress and the rich culture.

Speaking to the press shortly before departing, Ms Hill as she is commonly known, said that she would not hesitate coming back for a second time to enjoy the great hospitality the country has to offer and defined her visit as “a major comeback to Africa and Rwanda.”

“I am just excited to be here. I found Rwanda a country rich with culture and beautiful people. I am very excited about the progress I am seeing, it very hopeful,”

“I just came back from the memorial museum and what I saw was touching, powerful, important and extremely necessary,” Hill said in an interview.

The former Fugeez star said that 13 years ago when she visited the continent, she went to Kenya but was advised against travelling to Rwanda for her safety and her pregnancy at the time but added that she had finally fulfilled her dream to come to Rwanda.

“The culture is rich, the people are beautiful, I would like to come back and visit for sometime,” Hill said.

She added that she was impressed by the annual festival which brings together various artistes and that through music the festival can play an enormous role in rebuilding the country and marketing Rwanda as a country.

“I am happy to have been part of this exciting skill and talent showcasing event. It is really exciting,” Hill said.

She further said that it is wrong for people in foreign countries to quickly judge Rwanda before coming down to see what is really happening and what the people are doing to move forward.

The 35 year old songbird is one of the many international artistes the weeklong festival has drawn to the country.

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