yo ill, the new layout is dope! ya'll keep pushin' fam. you get mad love from my part of detroit!!!!!

two fingers,
kristopher jahi
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The new layout is dope. Ya'll did a good job. Keep it up.
 

love the layout... but f all that whats up with the ill community? when is it going to come back? i need it!!!!!!!!
 

Love the layout. It's hot to def.
 

crisp!
 

it's tight but i dont like it as much as the old one...yeah the old one was more basic but it was easier to navigate and there was less hassles. The new one will be harder for people with slower computers and the new reviews dont give the stars and that pisses me off
 

fresh to death!
 

It sux. I miss the old format already!
 

i like the new look, although i gotta catch up in rumors.
 

check out addictedtofresh.blogspot.com
 

I like the new layout but I'm a creature of habit so it's going to take some getting use to. What sucks though (to no fault of yours) is that my computer is old and slow so it takes a long time now for me to go through the options. Especially rumors (my favorite part of the site!) I can't function without my daily dose of AllHiphop. Guess it's time for a computer upgrade.
 

its cute but the other one was easiler.. even you said ,that you r having trouble putting up pics....Why mess with something that's workin already?If it aint broke dont break it...
 

NOW THAT THE SITE IS ROCKIN' FUTURISTIC, IT'S ONLY RIGHT TO GET SOME FT IN YA LIFE:

NEW FT aka FUC THAT EXCLUSIVES:

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Andre 3000 feat. FT aka Fuc That- "Vibrate Remix"
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Throughout Hip Hop's 30 plus years of existence Brooklyn has always been the center piece for superstars. From Big Daddy Kane to Notorious B.I.G. to Jay Z and countless others, Brooklyn has always impacted Hip-Hip with thorough-bred superstars. Enter 27 year old Brooklyn native FT aka Fuc That aka Full Time. Although his name says it all, this Brooklynite is one of the most ferocious and fearless MC's to ever pick up a microphone.

FT started his foray into to the world of Hip Hop as a teenager in 1998 with his independently (Tru Criminal Records) released singles " Problems", "Metal Thangz" featuring East Coast Underground heavyweights O.C. & Pharaoh Monch and "Don't Trust Anyone". These records were very successful, selling over 100,000 copies and was heard all over underground radio and college stations across the US and abroad. Eventually FT was heavily recruited by the legendary Stretch Armstrong and signed to his Spit Inc. imprint which was distributed through Sony Records. Unfortunately, due to Sony Records lack of support for their Hip-Hop artists', FT parted ways with both Sony and Spit Inc. before tensions arose. Relentless in his pursuit of his dreams, FT continued to record and perform at various outlets. This persistence led him to another situation with mega movie company New Line Records. After appearing on several blockbuster movie soundtracks such as: Rush Hour 2 ("Brolic"), Final Destination 2 ("John F. Hennessey"), Friday After Next ("Sex, Drugs, Alcohol & Lies"), All About The Benjamins ("Money All The Time") and others, FT was ready to make his mark in Hip-Hop music. Due to the ill-advised (now defunct) Tru Criminal Records release of the Anti-Backpack Movement LP, parent company New Line Records decided to halt the finances for FT's project. Frustrated with management and label politics, FT and all parties amicably parted ways. Since then FT has been featured on various Mix Tapes throughout the world from some of the most respected DJ's in the Mix Tape circuit, including DJ Kay Slay, DJ Elite, DJ Green Lantern DJ Absolute and others.

After dealing with his first and second round of label politics, middlemen and "industry puppets", FT has experienced a "breathe of fresh air". Teaming up with his longtime friends' Musicman (Producer/Engineer) and A-OK (Producer/Artist/Businessman) to form Stand Out Music, FT is definitely a force to reckoned with. FT is ready to take the world by storm. " I have some unfinished business to take care of, ya know? Everywhere I go, people ask '"When is your album coming out, you're one of the illest". And that's what keeps me going. Hip-Hop is going through an identity crisis right now. It's time to shake things up a little bit ". FT is working on his untitled debut album, which will be released by his imprint Stand Out Music. The entire Hip Hop community will finally get to hear what some industry insiders are dubbing "The craziest artist in the game in the past 10-plus years".

[url]www.myspace.com/standoutft[/url]


**BONUS**

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NOW THAT THE SITE IS ROCKIN' FUTURISTIC, IT'S ONLY RIGHT TO GET SOME FT IN YA LIFE:

NEW FT aka FUC THAT EXCLUSIVES:

Half Man/Half Beast "Freestyle"
http://www.zshare.net/audio/28306844c563fa/

Lloyd feat. FT aka Fuc That- "Hazel Remix"
http://www.zshare.net/audio/1807928eade44b/

Andre 3000 feat. FT aka Fuc That- "Vibrate Remix"
http://www.zshare.net/audio/190408205c91fa/

[IMG]http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o165/relevantradio/PICT0064a.jpg[/IMG]

Throughout Hip Hop's 30 plus years of existence Brooklyn has always been the center piece for superstars. From Big Daddy Kane to Notorious B.I.G. to Jay Z and countless others, Brooklyn has always impacted Hip-Hip with thorough-bred superstars. Enter 27 year old Brooklyn native FT aka Fuc That aka Full Time. Although his name says it all, this Brooklynite is one of the most ferocious and fearless MC's to ever pick up a microphone.

FT started his foray into to the world of Hip Hop as a teenager in 1998 with his independently (Tru Criminal Records) released singles " Problems", "Metal Thangz" featuring East Coast Underground heavyweights O.C. & Pharaoh Monch and "Don't Trust Anyone". These records were very successful, selling over 100,000 copies and was heard all over underground radio and college stations across the US and abroad. Eventually FT was heavily recruited by the legendary Stretch Armstrong and signed to his Spit Inc. imprint which was distributed through Sony Records. Unfortunately, due to Sony Records lack of support for their Hip-Hop artists', FT parted ways with both Sony and Spit Inc. before tensions arose. Relentless in his pursuit of his dreams, FT continued to record and perform at various outlets. This persistence led him to another situation with mega movie company New Line Records. After appearing on several blockbuster movie soundtracks such as: Rush Hour 2 ("Brolic"), Final Destination 2 ("John F. Hennessey"), Friday After Next ("Sex, Drugs, Alcohol & Lies"), All About The Benjamins ("Money All The Time") and others, FT was ready to make his mark in Hip-Hop music. Due to the ill-advised (now defunct) Tru Criminal Records release of the Anti-Backpack Movement LP, parent company New Line Records decided to halt the finances for FT's project. Frustrated with management and label politics, FT and all parties amicably parted ways. Since then FT has been featured on various Mix Tapes throughout the world from some of the most respected DJ's in the Mix Tape circuit, including DJ Kay Slay, DJ Elite, DJ Green Lantern DJ Absolute and others.

After dealing with his first and second round of label politics, middlemen and "industry puppets", FT has experienced a "breathe of fresh air". Teaming up with his longtime friends' Musicman (Producer/Engineer) and A-OK (Producer/Artist/Businessman) to form Stand Out Music, FT is definitely a force to reckoned with. FT is ready to take the world by storm. " I have some unfinished business to take care of, ya know? Everywhere I go, people ask '"When is your album coming out, you're one of the illest". And that's what keeps me going. Hip-Hop is going through an identity crisis right now. It's time to shake things up a little bit ". FT is working on his untitled debut album, which will be released by his imprint Stand Out Music. The entire Hip Hop community will finally get to hear what some industry insiders are dubbing "The craziest artist in the game in the past 10-plus years".

www.myspace.com/standoutft

**BONUS**

FT feat. O.C. & Pharoahe Monch- Metal Thangz
http://www.zshare.net/audio/2954844344399e/

FT aka Fuc That- "Problemz (Bitches Aint Nothin'....)" prod by Bucwild
http://www.zshare.net/audio/295487640c230b/

FT aka Fuc That- "John F. Hennessey" prod by Alchemist
http://www.zshare.net/download/29549632dbb077/