Video: XXL G-Unit Reunion Documentary Pt. 1

[JordanWearinThe45]

 

[WickedGames]

The mighty unit

 

[Redwing80]

Surprised they've never filmed their studio sessions, that would be dope

 

[WickedGames]

Yo, this shyt better not all be around a table That's an interview

 

[Redwing80]

Lmfao is crazy how well 50 knows these nikkas

 

[SpacelySprockets]

50 never knows how to stfu

 

[Lord Piffington]

thanks for the link, daps for that one but this interview was bullshyt.. fiddy only one talking with confidance.. all them other motherfukkers were practiclly looking down into the table until they were allowed to talk

 

[SpacelySprockets]

This is why Game would never have worked with G Unit for long especially if he had continued solo success, 2 nikkas that love to be the center of attention will always clash.

 

[ROFL_GUY]

king curtis

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

50 mastered the art of talking around the answer to a question. I have to study how he does it. I bet a broad would go crazy trying to get an answer to her question from that nikka.

Bish- Curtis where were you last night

50- Me and Yayo actually was communicating because prior to that he was in the neighborhood......

Bish- fukk it

 

[Redwing80]

50 mastered the art of talking around the answer to a question. I have to study how he does it. I bet a broad would go crazy trying to get an answer to her question from that nikka.

Bish- Curtis where were you last night

50- Me and Yayo actually was communicating because prior to that he was in the neighborhood......

Bish- fukk it

Yeah he completely avoided talking about the argument he had with Banks and started talkin about cells and bags lol

 

[WSFGDan]

50 mastered the art of talking around the answer to a question. I have to study how he does it. I bet a broad would go crazy trying to get an answer to her question from that nikka.

Bish- Curtis where were you last night

50- Me and Yayo actually was communicating because prior to that he was in the neighborhood......

Bish- fukk it

it's media training,you nikkas will only hear what they want you hear.

It's their business

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

it's media training,you nikkas will only hear what they want yo hear.

It's their business

I doubt 50 had much media training. If he did he wouldn't use the word "actual" so much. Or maybe he did and that's his bridge word.

 

[WSFGDan]

I doubt 50 had much media training. If he did he wouldn't use the word "actual" so much. Or maybe he did and that's his bridge word.

It's definitely media training he never used to talk like this. He just overuses his key word.

You’ve been invited to go on Meet the Press, and you’ve labored for days with your communications team to develop the right message.

If you’re Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), your message is about the economy – specifically, his view that the Obama Administration has not successfully navigated the country through the recession.

Mr. McConnell, like any spokesperson with a message, wants to articulate it as often as possible.

And David Gregory, like any good journalist, wants to “make news” by steering the spokesperson off message.

So when Mr. Gregory asked Mr. McConnell for his views on President Obama’s faith, McConnell used the word “faith” as his keyword and employed the “keyword bridge” to steer the conversation back to his message.

MR. GREGORY: Let me move on to something that seems to be related to this and has gotten a lot of attention this week, and this is the poll about the president’s own faith from the Pew Research Center. Eighteen percent of those polled believe that the president is a Muslim. Among Republicans, this is striking, 31 percent believe he’s a Muslim. Of course, he’s not. Why do you think these views prevail?

SEN. McCONNELL: Well, look, I think the faith that most Americans are questioning is the president’s faith in the government to generate jobs. We’ve had an 18-month effort here on the part of this administration to prime the pump, borrow money, spend money hiring new federal government employees, sending money down to states so they don’t have to lay off state employees. People are looking around and saying, “Where’s the job?”

By answering the question in such a manner, he was able to remain firmly anchored to his economic message without wading into the topic of the President’s religion.

At this point, you might be wondering if the keyword bridge is a bit too slick – a dodge that doesn’t truly answer the question. In fact, David Gregory began his follow-up by telling Mr. McConnell that his answer was “certainly a side step to this particular question.”

But despite its obvious flaws, the keyword bridge is a nice tool to put in your media arsenal. Employed sparingly by a deft spokesperson with a friendly interviewer, the keyword bridge allows you to remain on message without wading into unnecessary distractions.

Note: Immediately after the answer excerpted above, Mr. McConnell stoked a major controversy when he said he takes the President “at his word” that he’s not a Muslim instead of stating unequivocally that he personally believes the President is a Christian. This article doesn’t deal with that portion of the interview; rather, it is intended to focus solely on the passage above, which highlights his use of the keyword bridge.

http://www.mrmediatraining.com/2010/08/26/the-keyword-bridge/

 

[Jayson_bourn]

The story wit Fredro

Everybody says this nikka does too much extra. You know you doin too much shifty movements when you got DMX makin fun of you for bein hype.