T-Pain is doing big things...

 

[quote=cotenseto;3108521]Guess I'm a hater but "I worked really hard non stop for 6 years well I took a year off so 5 years" makes me wanna

Instead of spending a million 8 on a Bugatti he should probably spend $400 for "Rosetta Stone - English" and learn how to speak properly but then I guess if he didn't use ebonics he wouldn't have made the $$ he did to buy that Veyron.
I am guessing you don't have a Bugatti and are awfully jealous and small minded. That is just a guess though.

 

lol at all the haters who think rappers, or anyone else, are successful without working hard. do you know anyone who's gone from rags to riches without working hard?

as far as the ebonics comment, instead of someone who can't "speak properly," i view t-pain and others as modern day Shakespeare's. they are expanding the scope of the english language by introducing new words and phrases and also introducing new poetic and grammatical structures.

but anywho.... H8R'S GONNA H8!

 

Great to see such a young guy succeed, good for him. Awesome car too, it may not be the best looking car but it sure isn't ugly. It's a super cruiser, a grand tourer, it does over 250mph in safety and stability and comfort. To this day no car manufacturer has made a better road car in terms of engineering. The UGR Gallardo is fast, so is the Switzer 911 Turbos and the AMS GT-Rs but non of these cars match the Bugatti in terms of reliability for performance, comfort for speed and safety for velocity. There's a reason an engine has to be an 8.0 ltr W16 if it's gonna do over 250 mph and be reliable. I bet you can cruise in that car at ~150mph at low RPMs, again, SUPERCRUISER.

 

Hard work pays off.....

 

i view t-pain and others as modern day Shakespeare's. they are expanding the scope of the english language by introducing new words and phrases and also introducing new poetic and grammatical structures.

I have a fond spot for anyone who rises to take advantage of what market that the times have to offer. Right now, hip-hop is enjoying the air of the moment. I have a hard time knowing history, to revere this as an expansion of the language. There are a lot of people like MC Hammer and Sir Mix-A-lot that would like the money that they spent on fancy cars today. Hopefully this guy won't face the same fate. At the same time, I wouldn't mistake him for Shakespeare or an other significant literary figure. There was a time that the same thing was said of the Village People. It's all a matter of the moment. History on the other hand, seems to tell a different tale.

 

I wonder if he will have a matching 2 ton diamond necklace made to match the car?

 

I just hope he dosnt go with over the top wheels; IMO the bugatti should stay as is.

 

The car suits him and for the most part he earned his money fair and square, way to go.

 

True Monster!