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Top ten baby yeah love me some NAS

What up Nas

At least Pharrell is wearing another color, versus the hoods usual uniform of black, blue, or gray..

good for offsetting the Officers like Rick Ross…great for blending into the environmental surroundings…

You can call me Anton, but you can’t call me N!gger

Ya Dig

old skool… these new hip pop cats are sraight fruit punch. early to mid 90′s is hip hop’s golden era.

@Nikki

Cause he wanted to poo, but was afraid of the sounds it’d make in the Public Lavatory….

…that’s him trying to hold in his fart for fear of…sharting…

Well according to a Wendy Williams there is a tape going around the net of Kelis getting her boots knocked by some dude who is not Nas…So that could be why they have not been seen together….

LOVE LOVE LOVE BUCKSHOT AND HE CAN GET IT!!!

I like to see the different generations of hip hop but who is Shay?

as seen on t.v–> i heard that 2!!!

Lol, eggz-zectly….

@mecca…

i think it’s true…everyone knows they are the freak couple but thats when they were freaking together…apparently at least according to wendy, kelis is no longer freaking with Nas but without him…i hope it’s not true because i really like them together as a couple….

I liked Kelis and Nas as a couple and I hope their marriage would survive this. But honesty Kelis, why cheat on Nas??? Who was it with? Does anyone know who the other person was in the vid?

kelis is a lesbo it’s official

http://www.getyochaton.weebly.com

Shay must be a midget, because his ass is shorter than Pharrell.

Nas looking good …. as usual.

YES NU IS CRAZY

I am naming the next one after you Mrs. Underwood!!!

What is this post about???

WASHINGTON – The world economy will slow sharply this year and next, with the United States likely sliding into recession reflecting mounting damage from the most dangerous financial jolt in more than a half-century.

The International Monetary Fund, in a World Economic Outlook released Wednesday, slashed growth projections for the global economy and predicted the United States — the epicenter of the financial meltdown — will continue to lose traction.

“The world economy is now entering a major downturn in the face of the most dangerous shock in mature financial markets since the 1930s,” the IMF said in its report.

The IMF now projects that the global economy, which grew by a hardy 5 percent last year, will lose considerable speed, slowing to 3.9 percent this year. It is forecast to weaken even more — to just 3 percent — next year, marking the worst showing since 2002. In the past, the IMF has called global growth of 3 percent or less the equivalent to a global recession.

The IMF’s projection was made before the Federal Reserve and six other major central banks from around the world slashed interest rates Wednesday in an attempt to prevent a financial crisis from becoming a global economic meltdown.

The Fed reduced its key rate from 2 percent to 1.5 percent. In Europe, which also has been hard hit by the financial crisis, the Bank of England cut its rate by half a point to 4.5 percent, while the European Central Bank sliced its rate to 3.75 percent.

Also taking part were the central banks of China, Canada, Sweden, and Switzerland. The Bank of Japan said it strongly supported the actions.

The financial crisis, which erupted in the United States in August 2007 and has quickly spread around the globe, entered a tumultuous new phase last month, badly shaking confidence in global financial institutions and markets, the IMF said. It has triggered a cascading series of bankruptcies, forced mergers and radical government interventions — such as the United States’ unprecedented $700 billion financial bailout — to stem the fallout.

The new projections come before a gathering of the world’s top economic powers on Friday and the weekend meetings of the IMF and the World Bank. The jarring financial crisis is likely to figure prominently in those discussions.

In the United States, the economy, which grew by 2 percent last year, is projected to slow to 1.6 percent this year. Growth would screech to a virtual halt in 2009, barely budging at just 0.1 percent. That would mark the worst showing since 1991, when the country was pulling out of a recession.

“With a recession now looking increasingly likely, the key questions are, how deep will the downturn be, when will a recovery get under way and how strong will it be?” the IMF asked. Much will hinge on how effective the United States’ steps to stabilize financial markets and get credit flowing more freely again turn out to be. Another important factor is whether these and other actions turn around U.S. consumers, whose retrenchment is hurting the economy.

The IMF — and many private economists — believe the U.S. economy will probably contract in the final three months of this year and the first three months of next year, meeting a classic definition of a recession. The economy’s last recession was in 2001.

The government’s bailout package is aimed at thawing lending by buying bad mortgage-related debt from troubled financial institutions. The idea is that the banks’ books would then be cleaner, putting them in a better position to lend and get the economy moving.

The IMF said this effort should help to stabilize markets but even so “the process of balance-sheet repair will be long and arduous.” Credit availability is likely to remain constrained throughout 2009, the IMF said.

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke warned in a speech Tuesday that the economy’s outlook for this year has darkened and the pain could last for some time. His remarks were seen as heralding the rate cut Tuesday.

Looking at other countries, Germany’s growth will slow to 1.8 percent this year, down from 2.5 percent last year. France’s growth will weaken to just 0.8 percent, compared with 2.2 percent in 2007. Britain’s economy will see growth taper to 1 percent, down from 3 percent last year. Canada’s growth will tail off to 0.7 percent this year, from 2.7 percent last year.

In Japan, growth will cool to just 0.7 percent, from 2.1 percent last year.

Global powerhouses China and India will see growth clock in this year at a robust 9.7 percent and 7.9 percent, respectively. Even if those projections prove correct, they would still mark downgrades from their blistering performances last year. Russia’s economy should grow by a brisk 7 percent this year, down from 8.1 percent last year.

Inflation around the world remains high, driven up by surging energy and food prices through much of this year.

It will be tricky for Bernanke and his counterparts in other countries to navigate weak growth and inflation pressures, the IMF said.

“The immediate policy challenge is to stabilize financial conditions, while nursing economies through a period of slow activity and keeping inflation under control,” it said.

If kelis cheated on Nas, she’s an idiot. I really hope not, they are the only couple i would threesome with. I absolutely love them!!!! Pharell lookin hot as usual!

Not true.

Kelis and Nas have barely been seen together the whole time they’ve been married! Only that time they came to that awards show wearing the “N-word” name of his album on their clothes was almost the last time! I have been suspecting something ain’t right with them for the longest! And lord knows she’s always lookin to’ up!

If I was single Pharrell could get it 10 times on Sunday and Monday.

They look great! A little older, but no worse for the wear..I like Pharell and his WHOLE style thing..Dude is a little NERDY and that’s fine with me…You don’t have to be a gangster to be a successful industry entrepreneur….Props to Hip-Hop for still being around since Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five!! People said Hip-Hop would be a fad and would simply die out…Right…It’s world-wide now!…..

SHAY IS A PART OF N.E.R.D.

why is pharrell reminding me of diggy…from runs house…..

I was with Nas and Kelis last night after the show at Capitale. They are still very much in love and quite happy!! Enough with the uninformed speculation!

nas looks better without her