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Joe Budden Picks Best Rapper Alive | Complex Brackets

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Miller conduct a 'Best Rapper Alive' tournament, prioritizing current activity and consistency over legacy.summaryCurrent Activity Bias: Budden prioritizes rappers who are actively releasing music or delivering high-impact verses in the current year (2022), using this to eliminate inactive artists like Tyler, the Creator in favor oftakeawayGhostwriting Skepticism: Budden expresses skepticism regarding Kanye West and Drake's placement on a 'rapper' list due to rumors or history of ghostwriting, distinguishing between 'artist' lists (which include productiontakeaway

Diddy's Secret Hitmaker Breaks Silence: D-Dot Tells All! | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

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Mad Rapper (Derek D'Angelo) details his transition from being dropped by RCA to co-founding Bad Boy Records' in-house production team, The Hitmen, by turning promotional merchandise into a revenue stream.summaryBusiness Strategy: Mad Rapper identified that Bad Boy's promotional t-shirts were being consumed like drugs at events, so he proposed selling them for $25 with interns earning $10 per shirt. This turned a marketing cost takeawayPublishing Rights: Mad Rapper emphasizes the importance of owning 100% of publishing and copyrights, citing a past negative experience in 1990. He contrasts his ownership with other artists who may have surrendered righttakeaway

Pastor Troy: Church Roots, Master P Diss & The Untold Crunk Legacy

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Parental support is a key differentiator: Pastor Troy highlights that having his father's blessing and his mother's emotional support allowed him to navigate the industry safely, contrasting with the lack of structure matakeawayStrategic positioning over direct conflict: When discussing his hit 'No More Playin' G,' Troy explains he targeted the biggest rapper in the world (Snoop Dogg) rather than local competitors to elevate his own status and takeawayThe 'Professional Rapper' mindset: Troy advises artists to explicitly frame their career as a profession ('professional rapper') rather than just a hobby or street activity, which helps in maintaining discipline and resptakeaway

BACK ON FIGG EP : 414 W/ RJMRLA & COMPTON AV

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The conversation shifts to industry dynamics, where Platinum Juice defends his support for Game's album amidst West Coast rap tensions, critiques RJ the Rapper's negative commentary on the LA scene, and shares insights osummaryIndustry Critique of RJ the Rapper: The guest criticizes RJ for using his platform to bash young artists and OGs from a rented space without contributing to the community, contrasting this with his own efforts to uplift takeaway“It's a business. You got to get money. You got to have chip... Rap cost... You think you going to get in this rap just cuz you're the hardest rapper... It ain't that.”quote

Erica Kirk playin 5D Chess, Update on D4vd, Chilly learns about Blue Waffle 🐱 l XG Marks the spot 16

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The hosts analyze the David Rapper/Celeste Rivas case, discussing evidence of grooming, potential cult rituals, and the suspect's alter ego 'Atami' as indicators of guilt.summaryDavid Rapper's alter ego 'Atami' is described as an evil version that commits murders, with fans noting he released songs on Celeste's birthdays and cast lookalikes in his 'Romantic Homicide' video.takeawayDavid Rapper's album was titled 'Marcensence' (holding onto dead things), which fans interpret as him holding onto Celeste's body in the Tesla trunk.takeaway

The Game On Kim & Kanye Awkwardness, Jack Harlow’s White Privilege & Being Best Rapper in the World

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He asserts his status as the best rapper in the world, defends the use of lyrics in court, and promotes his upcoming album 'Drillmatic'.summaryWhite privilege provides a tangible advantage in the music industry; The Game argues that white rappers like Jack Harlow and Eminem receive 'extra love' and benefit from an edge that Black artists do not.takeawayThe Game believes rap lyrics should be protected as entertainment and not admissible as evidence in court cases, comparing rappers to actors like Sylvester Stallone in Rambo.takeaway

Friendship Breakups + Shinning A Light On Black Businesses

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The episode explores the complexities of friendship breakups through personal anecdotes and a high-profile podcast interview between Vic Mensah and Chance the Rapper, highlighting how financial disparity and unmet expectsummaryFriendship breakups often stem from perceived lack of reciprocity or support during times of success; Vic Mensah admitted jealousy when Chance the Rapper succeeded while he was struggling financially.takeaway

N.O.R.E. Goes At DJ Vlad, Diddy In Jail, Keefe D Trial, Charlamagne Smoke & More | Drink Champs

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The panel discusses the evolution of hip-hop, debating the hierarchy of rappers (placing Jay-Z at the top, followed by Nas and Drake) and analyzing the impact of social media on diss culture.summaryDiss Culture Evolution: The 24-hour response rule is a modern social media phenomenon, contrasting with the 90s era where diss tracks like 'Ether' took months to release. The panel notes that modern diss culture often latakeaway“Jay-Z is still the number one rapper of all time in my opinion. You ask any rapper in the world if you could trade careers with anybody, who would it be? It's always going to be Hov.”quote

Game Tells All on Situations w/ Drake, Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent, Blacc Sam, YG Versuz, Documentary 3

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Longevity Strategy: The Game cites Ice Cube's advice that longevity in hip-hop requires becoming a 'chameleon' who morphs with the genre's evolution, noting that artists like E-40, Snoop Dogg, and Nas prove that rappers takeawayGang Politics vs. Music: The Game explains his absence from certain high-profile events (like Drake/Kendrick Lamar gatherings) due to 'gang politics' and his identity as a Compton rapper, stating he prioritizes harmony atakeaway“I'm not a non-affiliate rapper. I am a westside Compton Cedar Block Pyro rapper... LA gang culture is not for everybody... You don't open the door and walk out of gang bang.”quote

Maino: I Wanna Battle 50 CENT AGAIN‼️: BAGFUEL | FULL INTERVIEW

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Maino discusses his evolution from a rapper with a 10-year prison sentence to a multi-hyphenate entrepreneur and podcaster, emphasizing that authenticity and personality drive modern success more than traditional 'gangstsummaryCareer Evolution: Maino rejects the label of 'transitioning' from rapper to podcaster, viewing himself as a multi-faceted hustler utilizing multiple 'faucets' of talent simultaneously rather than switching lanes.takeaway

Rico Love Talks Usher, Beyoncé, Diddy, Kelly Rowland, Nelly, New Album '97 Bad Boy' & More!

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Grammy-winning songwriter Rico Love shares his journey from a young rapper in Milwaukee to a top-tier hitmaker, emphasizing the critical role of discipline, resilience, and learning from industry giants like Usher, KanyesummaryThe 'Left Hand' Metaphor: Rico Love compares his transition from rapper to songwriter to a basketball player discovering their non-dominant hand. He realized he had a latent gift for songwriting structure by observing prtakeaway

Tekashi 6ix9ine Gives a Tour of His Florida Mansion (Flashback)

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He uses the tour to defend his artistic legacy, citing specific platinum certifications and over 50 million estimated sales to counter media narratives labeling him a 'rat' or 'problematic rapper.' The conversation also summary“Name one rapper that has this flag... I'm so hated because I can dominate in the English world, I can dominate in the Latin world, English, Spanish.”quote“We're recording hit Billboard Records on top of alligators. What rapper... makes hits on top of live hungry alligators? Nobody. You're the only one.”quote

Jack Harlow EXCLUSIVE ‘Monica’ Interview! On Pivoting to R&B, Dating in NYC & Finding Himself

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He addresses the unique pressures of being a white rapper in hip-hop, explaining his conscious choice to deepen his roots in Black music rather than retreat to safer, traditionally white genres.summaryHe faced industry pressure as a white rapper but chose to double down on Black musical influences (R&B, Neo Soul) rather than retreating to 'safer' genres like country or rock, which he notes are common landing spots fortakeaway“If a black rapper wants to do something completely sonically adventurous, it can often be treated as a whim or something to be ignored or a joke... Country music... has become a safe landing place for former white rappequote