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Rehearsal for The MTV African Music Awards
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Pre-order your copy of the anticipated Hip Hop EP:
DJ Drama Presents From The Hut, To The Projects, To The Mansion
From Wyclef Jean aka Toussaint St Jean
Click Here to Pre-order your copy WARRIORS!
Check out this performance of “911″ during rehearsals for the MTV MAMA Awards in Nairobi Kenya. More footage from Kenya to come. For my birthday I will be broadcasting my entire experience from Africa this Saturday on Wyclef.com. From Press, to Rehearsal, Performances, and Behind the Scenes.
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CZM: Behind The Scenes at Hot 97
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Click Here To Download Mixtape
1. Seventeen
2. The Emperor
3. Patwa Swagga
4. We Made It (Remix)
5. Can’t Wait
6. Over 18
7. I Will Dwell
8. Wickedest Style
9. Maxine
10. Freak
11. Sak Pase (Flatbush)
12. Steely Tribute
Warriorz it’s time, STAND UP! This is your anthem right here. Off my upcoming Toussaint St. Jean Mixtape with DJ Drama, I bring to you “Warriorz”. The online movement has hit the streets! From the Hut, to the Hood, to The Mansion. Warriorz Lets Go!
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Special thanks to all my fans showing me love over the years and to the new generation of warriors online as well, this music is for ya’ll. Listen and Download the latest singles from the upcoming album “Wyclef Jean” coming this January.
“We Made It” Produced by The Runners
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“We Made it” (Good Life Riddim) Remix
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“Daddy Was A Good Man”
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“More Bottles” Produced by Timbaland
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“Mr Autotune”
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Good afternoon to all on this Sunday around the world. It’s Sunday sermon time.
Today I ask you, do you feel like you are at the end of the road and feel like death would be better than life? Then these words are for you.
It is said in the good book that one day the angels came to present themselves to the Lord and Satan also came with them. Did Satan come to chill with God or was he looking for something, Satan in a circle of angels, DO YOU HAVE SATANS IN YOUR CIRCLE OF ANGELS?
The Lord says to Satan, “Where are you coming from?” Satan says, “You know me, just roaming through the earth, seeing what’s popping in the clubs.” Then GOD said, “Have you seen my servant JOB? There is no one like him on earth. He is blameless and upright, a man who fears God and shuns evil”. Satan then started hating on JOB, he said to the Lord, “That’s because you got him sitting on 27 inches, two mansions, and a duffle bag of cash!” Then the Lord said, “Listen, Satan hater, you can take all those things from him but do not touch his soul! Job will always praise me!”
So I say to you right now, did God and Satan have a conversation about you, is your faith being tested right now like Job’s was? I can’t stand people that praise God only when things are good and when things go bad they question their God.
A messenger came to Job and said , “Your sons and daughters are dead. While eating, the house collapsed on them!” How would you react to this news? Some one told me that we all are actors on earth playing our parts. So was Job being played by Satan and God at the same time?
Despite all the things Satan tried to do, never did Job betray his God. In return, everything he lost he got back three times more.
So I say to you you on this Sunday, whatever you are going through it is test. Will you betray yourself or will you ride it out?
Some say they don’t have shoes, well some don’t have feet, some complain about the house bill while some live out of cardboard boxes. Job is a story based on everyday life. We are all being tested but at the end, if you believe in the power of divinity you will prevail. Amen.
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BET.COM – As a Grammy-Award winning musician, producer, social entrepreneur, activist and Haitian Goodwill Ambassador, Wyclef has become hip hop’s unofficial multicultural conscience; he has assembled or participated in numerous high-profile charity benefit shows for a variety of causes, including aid for his native Haiti.
Wyclef established his own foundation, Yéle Haiti, whose mission is to extend humanitarian assistance to that country and restore the people’s pride and hope there.
Through Yéle Haiti, Wyclef supports projects that are making a difference in education, health, environment and community development and contributing to Haiti’s long-term progress.
Whether utilizing local hip-hop musicians to deliver awareness messages in forgotten neighborhoods or bringing his famous friends to Haiti to support the movement, what Wyclef radiates is profound wishes for the country.
“I have been spending a lot of time talking with people in my native country to try and understand what is behind these statistics and the past escalation of violence, all of which brings tears to my eyes,” Wyclef said in a statement on www.yele.org .
“I have had conversations with gang leaders, met with the police officers and sat down with the leaders of the militias and the army. I have talked with Haitians from all walks of life, all colors of skin, all backgrounds and beliefs. From all these people I hear only one thing in my head and feel only one thing in my heart–that there is only one Haiti. Every Haitian loves their country like a mother loves her child…The objective of Yéle Haiti is to restore pride and a reason to hope, and for the whole country to regain the deep spirit and force that is part of our heritage.”
Because of Wyclef’s deep commitment to charitable causes and the amazing work he has done for his native country of Haiti, BET is proud to honor him with the 2009 Humanitarian Award.
