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A “Lil Positivity”: Ne-Yo Hits The Stage In Japan To Raise Funds For Earthquake Victims

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Shaffer sings a number and cuts a lil rug for a good cause. Just a week after a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami left parts of northern Japan a disaster zone, Ne-Yo embarked on a three-city tour of the Land
does anyone know how 2 make those lil heart things cuz i forgot how so do yall!?

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Hope this is what you mean!
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Darlin Girl Yolanda Adams.... My lil heart, My angel

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Eminem releases "No Love" Featuring Lil Wayne

Eminem teams up with Lil Wayne on his new single "No Love" which somehow manages to combine the light hearted vibe from Haddaway's 90's dance hit "What is Love", which this record samples,and another anstr-ridden tirade against anyone who has ever had the audacity to criticize a certain Mr Mathers.

This is Eminem,s most aggressive and angry release since "The way I am" and yet again see's him abandon his playful side in favor of showing his displeasure at anyone who dares to question him or the standard of his work.

The lyrically content again consists almost exclusively on taking a pop at fellow performers who Eminem does not quite see eye-to-eye with, for example:

"Its a little to late to say that your sorry now, you kicked me when I was down, but what you say just dont hurt me (Thats right, and I dont need you, dont wanan see you, bitch you get no love)
You showed me nothing but hate, you ran me into the ground but what comes around goes around, and you don't hurt me (that's right, and I don't need you, don't wanna see you, bitch you get no love)"

Eminem stated that the song was Lil Wayne appearing on Eminem's album after Eminem did the song "Drop the World" that appeared on Lil Wayne's album Rebirth. Recovery is the seventh studio album by American rapper Eminem, released June 18, 2010 by Aftermath Entertainment and Shady Records. Production for the album took place during 2009 to 2010 at several recording studios and was handled by various record producers, including Alex da Kid, Just Blaze, Boi-1da, Jim Jonsin, DJ Khalil, and Dr. Dre.

Not the most light-hearted of audio offerings, but compelling none the less.

It would make a pleasant change though for a future Eminem release to concentrate on something else besides his somewhat tiresome belief that everything is about him.

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