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I must admit I underestimated you Andrea. You're as sinister as Superhead and more calculating than Carmen. Soulja with the nose candy, Carmelo with the text, I really am afraid of what you're gonna do next. I thought givin' niggas phone numbers out was bad enough. Geesh! It's funny back then most thought that since this chick just outed herself as hip-hop's #1 groupie, she'd be cut off like a hang nail. But nope. Dudes are star fuckers too. And like it or not, Stacks has made herself someone. With a couple of smackdowns in the rear view, you can still find her in the club—for an appearance fee. And now the jockin' goes both ways. Who wanna rumble with the Bee with the seductive accent? Ha! Does she really have that sweet, that nasty, that gushy stuff? Seriously, I hope she cheats on the Hip-Hop nation with a football player, and gets her Kat-A-Tat-Tat ass out of our business. But sadly, I don't think this is the end. Word to Ricky Bell. It's far from over.
After four awful performances at Rock The Bells, Lauryn finally proved to us that—simply put—it's really over. Cue the scene in Bronx Tale about wasted talent and hold on to the good times. You was the best, L-Boogie. Take care of the fam.
We’re still celebratin’ the King. This is the best tune off his finest posthumous release that I’ve heard thus far. Stevie Wonder wrote the following and how it didn’t end up being on an MJ album before is beyond me. If you don’t like this one, get the fuck off my site and don’t you ever come back. Ha!
Damn this is dope
sorry yn i can understand why this was never deemed good enough..
Here’s another version of this joint from Carl Anderson, ’85.
http://www.mediafire.com/?gizmnzlriiz
Not sure why the Jackson version never got out tho….might have been some label change issues or something.
[...] Off of the I Want You Back! Unreleased Masters album, ‘Buttercup’ never made it out before his passing. The track was produced by Stevie Wonder and it gives us another great example of why Michael will always remain the King of Pop. Check it out below. Shouts to YN. [...]
This $h!t is RIDICULOUS…
its cool. the lyrics are on point, mj’s voice is solid, the beat is tight also, just wished the hook had a lil more to it…
nice. YN have u heard “Hot Street”? or how about the totally different Stevie Wonder version of “P.Y.T.”?
loving this!!
Friggin fresh!
http://www.limelinx.com/files/91481b6b9935248edaa0bd4619eb45ab
actually, i don’t like this. probably because i’m 12 and the music of my generation sucks ass…
just kidding. sorry youngins’…
why the hell was this never released, i gotta go buy this album
GTFOH !! What A Banger ! Grrove Ain’t As Funky As Carl Andersons But .. It’s MJ , Tha King.. Love It..