Talk:Afroman

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Contents 1 category question 2 missing song 3 actual article 4 new album 5 Layout/design

[edit] category question

I reached this article from the list of well-known former Crips. However, there's no reference to that in this entry, except for the link back to the list. Why is he included in that list then? --71.31.237.87 05:25, 11 July 2006 (UTC)

Ditto. He makes his gang affiliation clear in his lyrics, but I think it needs to be mentioned in the article if we want to include the category. The whole article could do with some major fleshing out. Natgoo 17:12, 12 July 2006 (UTC)

Afroman is a very respectable adult and what he deos with his life is understandable and even honourable. ALthouth he sings about illegal dugs and alchohal, he must have a spot that is just crying out for help

What? Once you're sober and coherent, edit your post so we understand it. 24.57.203.238 20:36, 30 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] missing song

i happend to find "fuck McDonalds and taco bell" by afroman on p2p, there seems to be no mention of this song even being distributed on an album or online, does anyone know anything about this song? --Joe dude 02:50, 27 January 2006 (UTC)

The 'missing' song is just one of Afroman's problems. Mistitled songs. Crazy Rap is the right name for 'colt 45', which is another song all together. 'fuck Mc Donalds..." would be "Hungry Hustler" on "Sell Your Dope". Starts off with 'I quit my job this morning, i dont wanna work no more' Dragonmere

[edit] actual article

this is really mostly just a discography. I was gunna gather some articles about Afroman on the internet, and write up a nice cited article, and then post it up here, but then I got high. I'm sure I'll get to it sooner or later.Dragonmere

still planning on doing that? because if you don't, i will.--Bridge 26 06:01, 21 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] new album

Afroman just released a new album called "Drunk 'N' High" someone might want to procces it in the article.Dwerg85

[edit] Layout/design

The design of the article sucks. Needs to use a better template, and needs more information besides.