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With This Mic, I Thee Wed

Jay-Z likes to do things a little differently, which is why, unlike most married rappers (of which there are few), he married an extremely famous, high-profile woman who was not either his high school sweetheart from the old neighborhood or a low-profile woman he met post-fame. Ice-T's Coco falls into another category all together. But should we even consider Law & Order's Ice-T a rapper anymore?

Jul 9, 2008 · posted by Lauren Williams, Stereohyped · Link · 3 Responses

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Comments (3)

No. 1 · TiP

O yes you must consider him a rapper still, only because he was a pioneer in West Coast Gangsta Rap. His song "Colors" for the movie "Colors" is a classic. However, there is no doubt that he has matured to a degree and acting is his thing now.

Posted: Jul 9, 2008 at 9:12 am

No. 2 · Daria of Gorgeous Black Women

Coco is… special. I really want to pick at her brain.

Shante and Tashera are VERY patient (or medicated?) women because no friggin way would I deal with the B.S. they do. Not for a second.

Posted: Jul 9, 2008 at 9:37 am

No. 3 · Rachel

Ice T : once a rapper, forever a rapper? I agree : "Colors" is a classic and so is "I'm your pusher"!

On my fav couple Bey and Jay! : they are both high-profiled and famous. I wonder who's been the luckiest catching the other. Bey's looks tend to make people believe that Jay is the lucky one. I'm not so sure about that. Because being a high-profiled, rich and famous woman makes finding a adequate mate a very serious business in the US where 70% of the women are reportedly "single" (and that includes the successful ones).

Jay is not "Irreplaceable" but he is a rarity for sure.

Posted: Jul 13, 2008 at 6:24 am

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