Talk:J-Kwon

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the chart is REALLY messed up and there needs to be source for the scientist remark Tomba

i think that the Napoleon Dynamite reference is incorrect. I am not sure it was "J-Kwon" in the movie, i recall it being "D-Kwon" (borrowing from J-Kwon no doubt for a plausible hip-hop moniker) but i have no source to back up my claim. --Guest user, 1:38 GMT, 7 Sept, 2006.

The instructor WASN'T Napoleon Dynamite. The movie came out in 2004, but was filmed in the summer of 2003... WELL before J-Kwon released his debut. Yale2010 14:20, 24 October 2006 (UTC)