Theo Huxtable.

The big music companies/distrubution labels and rich white record execs get the bulk of that. Joe Jackson and Barry Gordy have chump change in comparison. These Jackson 5 dudes ain't getting any royalties though? As far as Janet, I think she just released an album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzMhWJbByfY

"what's up mtv... come on in, you broke mothafuckas."

But Michael is an idiot. If you see his interviews, he doesn't think like a grown man. More like a child... in a man's body. Plus, I heard he owes a lot of money, and is in debt himself and is in danger of losing his Neverland Ranch. I don't know the deal with Janet.

that's what i don't understand. invest their earnings into high-value property/land and they should've all been set for life. but they'd use it all to buy cars and jewels and other shallow expenditures. sad

sucks, i had money in SIRI for a while but sold over a year ago.

when i was a little boy, perhaps around the age of 8 or 9, while in the bathtub, i'd often find myself sitting there... staring. contemplating. about what, i'm not sure. different things. occasionally i would release a warm intestinal gas from my lower abdomen, exiting my anal region. i would often marvel at the wonderous nature and motion of the gaseous bubble as it made its aqueous journey from the lower extremeties of the bathtub up to the waterline -- like a whale levitating to the surface to release air from its blowhole. the bubble would then inevitably pop, and soon thereafter, a stench would fill the air.

if you over 22 you fail. 20-21 = semi-fail

wow.

this nigga is gonna get his picture taken williamsburg and then photoshop washington heights in the background, along with his abs.

i notice you only see ice cream trucks in the hood. as a kid i lived in the "inner-city" and saw them all the time. i live in an upscale yuppie area now and never see them. i guess kids go to "ice cream parlors" in better neighborhoods.

be on the lookout for Coby Karl. new prospect.

gotta give it to the lakers for coming back from a 26-point deficit though. warriors shouldn't be too proud; lakers were at half-strength without their two star big men. including the backup center off the bench being injured. our starting center was a 2nd-string PF. the last two matchups, andrew bynum was owning the warriors all day. add in gasol and it would've been a whole different story. warriors get props though... the last time the warriors beat the lakers at home was in 2002. and that had been the only warrior victory at Staples Center. i think the lakers can get the victory against the warriors tonight.

Re: any plumbers in here?