Nickelus F album dope
WhatupVERN EP dope
Doc Da Mindbinda album dope
Chuck Strangers album dope
Rome Streetz album dope
Cee Gee album dope
Dave East/Fraud album dope
Juicy J/Pat album dope
Kurupt/Battlecat album dope
andrew album dope
Chong Wizard album dope
“If Pac was alive Beyonce would be with him instead of Jay-Z”
“Jay-Z only wins Grammys cause he married Beyonce”
“Jay-Z only smiles around white billionaires now”
“Jay-Z doesn’t ‘love’ Hip Hop like Nas, he just ‘likes’ Hip Hop”
grown men in the industry speak on Hov like this
My biggest takeaway from this Hip Hop interview is something that I’ve always known, but it’s nice to be reminded of.
Jay-Z/Roc-A-Fella/Roc Nation have been immensely important and influential to hip-hop, music, and culture in general for the past 30 years.
The Roc family tree has extended far beyond the artists who are typically associated with the label.
They have helped shape the entire industry and have directly or indirectly influenced everyone.
From artists, producers, engineers, A&Rs, artists management, publishing, songwriters, executives, business, fashion, sports, etc.
Everyone has either signed to them directly, have been managed by them, or have sought their guidance to get their affairs in order.
And they’ve always been there to help. Even when there’s nothing for them to gain and they’re used as scapegoats for someone else’s bad decisions.
@coolmike00 Playing the engagement game is a double-edged sword. You can be a genius for knowing how to capitalize off it, but you also look like just as much of a clown in regard to your credibility once everything you say has COE written all over it.
HipHop said when he 1st started working with Lil Wayne(2009), Lil Wayne had the same contract he had when he was a child & he was not registered with any publishing company…..
Lil Wayne had been rapping since 1997 & didn’t earn a publishing check until after 2009.
@BurnaBoJackson@OVOmembers@_dchairman@Drake I be wanting to think they are all children because only children think and talk like this, but i realize some of them are in their 30’s but they all think and talk the same as the kids