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"At the end of the day, you're dealing with cats who think that we as young black men don't know what it is we do. We entrepreneurs, we came from nothing. If you gotta mispronounce my name to try to be funny and you got a Harvard or whatever education you got, then you're really showing how ignorant you are."
-- Hip Hop star Young Jeezy responding to Bill O'Reilly's recent comments about the rapper's song 'My President' being "offensive." (XXL Magazine)
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In this photo provided by Kraft Foods, Spice Girl "Mel B" poses for a photo wearing a T-shirt she designed based on the classic pink ribbon used for breast cancer awareness, after a fashion show and launch of "Pose for the Cure" web site to help Kraft Foods raise money for the 'Susan G. Komen for the Cure' fight against breast cancer in New York, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2008. The shirt is for sale on the web site and the net proceeds will benefit the foundation. (AP Photo/Kraft Foods, Ray Stubblebine) **NO SALES**
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In this photo provided by Kraft Foods, Spice Girl "Mel B" poses for a photo wearing a T-shirt she designed based on the classic pink ribbon used for breast cancer awareness, after a fashion show and launch of "Pose for the Cure" web site to help Kraft Foods raise money for the 'Susan G. Komen for the Cure' fight against breast cancer in New York, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2008. The shirt is for sale on the web site and the net proceeds will benefit the foundation. (AP Photo/Kraft Foods, Ray Stubblebine) **NO SALES**
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In this photo provided by Kraft Foods, Spice Girl Mel B, left, serves as the emcee at a fashion show and launch of "Pose for the Cure" web site to help Kraft Foods raise money for the 'Susan G. Komen for the Cure' fight against breast cancer in New York, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2008. Mel B wears a T-shirt she designed based on the classic pink ribbon used for breast cancer awareness. The shirt is for sale on the web site and the net proceeds will benefit the foundation. The woman at right is unidentified. (AP Photo/Kraft Foods, Ray Stubblebine) **NO SALES**
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 09: Pop singer Melanie Brown and Olympic-level swimmer and model Amanda Beard (R) pose backstage at the Mel B With Ultimo Spring 2009 fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at the Metropolitan Pavilion on September 9, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images )
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 09: Pop singer Melanie Brown and singer Aubrey O'Day (R) poses backstage at the Mel B With Ultimo Spring 2009 fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at the Metropolitan Pavilion on September 9, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images )
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 09: Pop singer Melanie Brown, Olympic-level swimmer and model Amanda Beard, singer Aubrey O'Day and TV personality and designer Khloe Kardashian pose backstage at the Mel B With Ultimo Spring 2009 fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at the Metropolitan Pavilion on September 9, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images )
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By: "DimePiece" on 1/27/2009 8:46PM
I don't think that Young Jeezy needs to address to SORRY AZZ PATHETIC REILY! HE IS A NOBODY!!!!! Reily has a brain, size of a PEA!!!!
Young Jeezy, please don't stoop down to his level and prove NOTHING to him!!!! PLEASE, Don't go on his show! Keep doing ya thing! That song is an inspirational song for people of all ages and for all race!!!!! If this is your way of showing your love for PRESIDENT OBAMA than keep SHOWIN IT! Don't let KNUCLEHEADS like that get stop you for doing somethin POSITIVE!!!!!! People need to listen to the LYRICS!
The remix with Jay is nice too!!!!!!
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By: "DimePiece" on 1/27/2009 8:48PM
I don't think that Young Jeezy needs to address to SORRY AZZ PATHETIC REILY! HE IS A NOBODY!!!!! Reily has a brain, size of a PEA!!!!
Young Jeezy, please don't stoop down to his level and prove NOTHING to him!!!! PLEASE, Don't go on his show! Keep doing ya thing! That song is an inspirational song for people of all ages and for all race!!!!! If this is your way of showing your love for PRESIDENT OBAMA than keep SHOWIN IT! Don't let KNUCLEHEADS like that get stop you for doing somethin POSITIVE!!!!!!
The remix with Jay is nice too!!!!!!
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By: BETTYE J. on 1/28/2009 9:06AM
The reason, that Bill is on the air is because all the people that listen to him are just as racist and stupid as he is. Nothing any of them say makes and sense and all they try to do along with the Republican's is try to destroy our country
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By: WANDA on 1/28/2009 9:34AM
I am no fan of Bill O'Reilly and will never be, but I feel the same way about Jeezy's and Jay's performances. There is no justification for the lyrics they used in front of those young people. The words were offensive to many people!! Do you think the Obamas would allow someone to use those words in front of their daughters or mothers??? Would you allow your 6 or 7 year old listen to that language? Jay is almost 40 years old and should have known better?
Jeezy should not go on Bill Reilly, with his ignorant self and make make a bigger fool of himself!
Bottom line: you can put lipstick on pigs, but the wil still be pigs
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By: BILLY on 1/28/2009 3:10PM
STOP HAVING BABIES AND SMOKING CRACK. IT'S NOT ANYBODY'S FAULT BUT YOUR OWN YOU'RE LIVE'S ARE SOO MESSED UP. WHERE ARE ALL THE DADDIES AT????
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By: dwcw76 on 1/28/2009 3:11PM
If he did, he'd just be proving his ignorance. The quote above made no sence and neither would he on Bill's show. Bill would tear him apart.He'd be better off to go home, take care of how ever many children he's fathered and try working for a living.Who the hell is he, anyway????
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By: Tom on 1/28/2009 3:12PM
I would love to see Jeezy go on The Factor with his inability to speak the english language and get torn to shreds by O'Reilly. The fact that some of these younge rappers cannot show any kind of intelligence and rely on provocative language to reach fans does not make O'Reilly or his viewers reacist, it makes the rappers uneducated idiots.
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By: Otmmwm on 1/28/2009 3:18PM
So far many of the comments on here plus what jeeze says shows Bill is right and most on here are ignorant to the facts or just dont care.
Signed
Another KnukleHead
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By: joan on 1/28/2009 3:23PM
so sad for bill o'reily, he was once a respectable news person but i guest when you change your life for the worse dipping in what ever he can, i guest the real bill o'reily comes out, i know you are hurting for rating,so you dip what ever you can to have something to talk about, why don't you really come on out and say what you say behind close doors,,,then maybe i will respect you for been you,THE REAL YOU.. you can't need your freeking job...joan
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By: wandajomorgan on 1/28/2009 3:23PM
Bill O racist???? It is obvious you do not watch O'Riely and know nothing about his views. Did you know he not a republican? He has African Americans on his show daily. And not to tear them apart he has educated and political AA on his show giving their opionions and advice. I think it's comical that people have such a negitive opionion about O'Riely because if you watched his show you would not make the comments I just read because they are not true...give him a try, you just might be surprised!
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