Mouf Wash

Conservatives and hip-hop fans weigh the pros and ho's of Ludacris

A A A Comments By Jimmy Magahern Thursday, Mar 6 2003

"To a lot of people, what they hear in hip-hop music, they think is bad," he says. "But if they really listened to what we're saying, they would understand where we're coming from. It's not bad, really, it's just the truth."

And if that's a little too strong for some people's tastes, the rapper suggests, there's always Ludacris Lite.

'Fros, pros, clothes, bros?: Translating Ludacris for clean ears is tricky business.

"I ain't funny all the damn time." Nor is he particularly tactful.

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Scheduled to perform with Smilez & Southstar, and Disturbing Tha Peace on Friday, March 7. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are $37.50. Call 602-267-1600 for more information.

Celebrity Theatre, 440 North 32nd Street

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