Nelly Ft. JD & Ciara - Stepped on My J's

This is the last attempt from Nelly to make a hit before his album comes out. If you remember he dropped "Wadsyaname" and it flopped, then he dropped "Party People" and well I didnt post the video. I guess he feels he cant go wrong with a song like this, but can he sell an album over a song about Jordans? I mean his air force ones song was hot because everything he was putting out at that time was a hit and was pushed heavily in the mass media. Now it seems as if he cant carry the torch anymore.

But for those who dont remember watching "Do The Right Thing" Nelly stole the one clip from this Spike Lee Movie. You know the same Spike Lee movie that has a poster right next to the door in the tv show Martin...yeah that movie well this is the clip.



I never had a confrontation about someone stepping on my Jordans before but I would assume it would be just like this. One of my friends saying "Ya shits fucked up!" and another slow muthafucka acting like Martin telling me to "throw them shits away", then someone else saying "he did that shit on purpose and he was even talking about yo moms" and then they start to talk about the prices and how much I waited in line just so he could scuff them up. Lmao. You have to love this clip

Spike Lee Interview: Speaks On the Presidency Race & More "We Are In A Depression"

Spike Lee announced today that he plans to release a full-length feature documentary about Michael Jordan’s second return to the NBA. Spike has already begun piling unseen footage of MJ as a Wizard and hopes to have the film completed in time for next year’s Cannes Film Festival. Info again thanks to Complex.

Kobe Bryant To Star In New Spike Lee Joint

Lakers guard Kobe Bryant is taking his A-game from the court to the screen in an upcoming Spike Lee documentary.

The famed director will be filming the NBA star for an upcoming ESPN Films project. Lee reportedly began shooting yesterday, following Bryant for a day-in-the-life style documentary.

Lee told The Humor Mill that the film will air on either ESPN or ABC next year.

The new project is one of countless film credits on Spike's mile-long resume. A few of the director's better known flicks are Malcolm X, Do the Right Thing, School Daze and He Got Game.

According to IMDb.com, Spike is also working on an untitled sequel to the 2006 Denzel Washington suspense thriller, Inside Man.