straight jacked janet jacksons song,
come on now, create, dont emulate. I cant stand it when JR takes a good classic song and butchers it with nursery school lyrics and no name autotuned artists.

Look at him! Do it big August!!!

Pffft @ dj sift. Create, don't emulate? You're an effing dj... why don't you "sift" through your playlist and name ONE hip hop song... or house song, depending on what kind of dj you are, that HASN'T used a sample, or a drum pattern, or a melody, or a beat that hasn't ALREADY been used in another song. Better yet, find us all a song that YOU've made from scratch without doing any of the above. Bet any sort of remix you've done, or mixtape you've made, you've taken another person's work and put your own spin on it...or even better, made some lame ass shout outs that we ALL love to hear from dj's when they ruin songs by trying promote themselves. Anyway, the point is that all great artists emulate their predecessors. Before he created his own style, Michael Jackson emulated James Brown when he danced. Countless artists have, and will continue to emulate MJ. How is writing lyrics to a classic melody any worse than what you do? If anything, I find it refreshing that the writer had the taste enough to write to a classic Janet melody. In my eyes it's a tribute to a great artist and her work. This song allows listeners to reminisce about a great song while still enjoying the style of today's music. Keep the hits coming D!

All Im saying is he didnt make the original song any better and the idea of having a legit song butchered by these new school artists with harder basslines and autotune doesnt sit well for me.

Classic example, T-Pain - Change feat diddy,
about as wack of a remix as this.

And yo August called,
he said he wants his dick back.