Did anyone see Todd Terry getting a kicking?
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badboycrew
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I heard it involved that Snoop Doggy Dogg. Apparently Todd has 'Dissed' him in a new track he's just put out, a spped garage number called 'Dogz had his day'. Puff Daddy G must be a mate of Doggs or somethin. Weird times we're livin in hey.
Todd won though so its all cool.
Todd won though so its all cool.
fo shizzle
Paris400
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solask said:This is ridiculous.
Ibiza and house music culture should be about love!
Childish gangster hip-hop'ers stay the f*** away from Ibiza!
My thoughts exactly.
Is God punishing us or something? Terrorists, natural disasters, and now Puffy and Snoop bringing the ghetto to the White Isle?!!alex311279
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i am going to stick my cap in diddys arse.
I didn't hear anything about P. Diddy. Is he still on the island?
My Pacha dj mate said that after Mr Terry's Friday night Pure Pacha appearance he attempted to enter Space without prior clearance and with entourage. He was prevented from doing so, and a 10 minute "ruck" ensued.
My Pacha dj mate said that after Mr Terry's Friday night Pure Pacha appearance he attempted to enter Space without prior clearance and with entourage. He was prevented from doing so, and a 10 minute "ruck" ensued.
Ruck
It was nothing to do with P Diddy, TT got in a scrap with one of the smaller bouncers, then when they gave him every chance to leave he got really mouthy "I just want to talk to that pussy over there!" so they ushered him out. He then ran round them and lay into the same guy, and then they went for him. It wasn't a brutal football ground style beating, he was on the ground but they weren't trying to maim him. He had every chance to leave. That funny little man with the Bass guitar was trying to drag him off but had about as much chance as a hunchback pulling in Pacha.
But it's still sad to see one of the original purveyors of house music getting a shoe-ing - some bloke tried to take a photo & one of the bouncers gave him a small roundhouse kick smashing his camera & followed through hitting some random bird too! (she wasn't hurt).
Funny thing is, Todd T has such a massive attitude - he really isn't that well known outside the dance community. If bands like U2 & Coldplay can leave their hotel rooms tidy, why does Todd feel he can throw his weight arround on Ibiza??? Mind you "A day in the life" was pretty banging.
It was nothing to do with P Diddy, TT got in a scrap with one of the smaller bouncers, then when they gave him every chance to leave he got really mouthy "I just want to talk to that pussy over there!" so they ushered him out. He then ran round them and lay into the same guy, and then they went for him. It wasn't a brutal football ground style beating, he was on the ground but they weren't trying to maim him. He had every chance to leave. That funny little man with the Bass guitar was trying to drag him off but had about as much chance as a hunchback pulling in Pacha.
But it's still sad to see one of the original purveyors of house music getting a shoe-ing - some bloke tried to take a photo & one of the bouncers gave him a small roundhouse kick smashing his camera & followed through hitting some random bird too! (she wasn't hurt).
Funny thing is, Todd T has such a massive attitude - he really isn't that well known outside the dance community. If bands like U2 & Coldplay can leave their hotel rooms tidy, why does Todd feel he can throw his weight arround on Ibiza??? Mind you "A day in the life" was pretty banging.
Morbyd
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I love how people in this thread have slagged off two platinum-selling artists and a whole genre of music before it comes to light that it was an out of control house music DJ that started the ruckus 
I'm not a fan of hip-hop, or much of the culture that goes with it, but if you truly love music you have to respect it as an artform the same way you should respect classical, country, etc, etc.
There is a sad level of violence that accompanies hip-hop culture. Nevertheless, by all accounts, Diddy and Snoop (contrary to what you hear about many other rappers) are both actually quite astute businessmen. Snoop even coaches his kids' little-league American football team! I doubt they'd bring their entourages over to Ibiza beat up Todd Terry or any other house DJ!
I'm not a fan of hip-hop, or much of the culture that goes with it, but if you truly love music you have to respect it as an artform the same way you should respect classical, country, etc, etc.
There is a sad level of violence that accompanies hip-hop culture. Nevertheless, by all accounts, Diddy and Snoop (contrary to what you hear about many other rappers) are both actually quite astute businessmen. Snoop even coaches his kids' little-league American football team! I doubt they'd bring their entourages over to Ibiza beat up Todd Terry or any other house DJ!
Buckley
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Morbyd said:I love how people in this thread have slagged off two platinum-selling artists and a whole genre of music before it comes to light that it was an out of control house music DJ that started the ruckus
I'm not a fan of hip-hop, or much of the culture that goes with it, but if you truly love music you have to respect it as an artform the same way you should respect classical, country, etc, etc.
There is a sad level of violence that accompanies hip-hop culture. Nevertheless, by all accounts, Diddy and Snoop (contrary to what you hear about many other rappers) are both actually quite astute businessmen. Snoop even coaches his kids' little-league American football team! I doubt they'd bring their entourages over to Ibiza beat up Todd Terry or any other house DJ!
It was either Pacha Magazine or another that said it was a PD vs TT affair, hence 'allegedly' from me.
Anyone know if it's true that Snoop upset all the others schools/parents by paying all the best kids in his area to play for his team? There were also reports that he's starting a breakaway elite little league that with leave less skilled kids with less chance of playing?
Morbyd
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It's true.... big controversy in suburban Los Angeles.Buckley said:
He had some valid criticisms of the existing little league system there (including the amount of $ kids had to pay to join)... but his response of creating a whole new league wasn't appreciated by the establishment.