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🔴LIVE: Kewon White on Trial for MO3 Murder DAY 7
1:31:15about rap and the rap industry, are you with me? That's what I want to talk to you about. Yes.1:34:58Thank you for answering it because it took us a long time to get there. So, um, the rap industry has a similar type of, uh, setup. You'd approve that.1:35:14Okay. So, there are some things that you know about the music industry and the rap industry, but not but not but not everything. That's correct.
Drake Sells OVO + Doja Cat vs. Ella Langley + The 49ers Scam Artist⎜The 3rd Verse Podcast
1:49Big shout out to Another World 206 up here in the chat. We got Rap Star Boy up in here in the chat. Shout out to I Got Fame. Our brother I Got Fame in here.44:54Not even just over the course of of of the the history of the rap industry or hip-hop industry, but just generally successful period. People like melody.1:15:16they used to. And again, like we talked about in the beginning, perhaps the industry isn't investing in rap, R&B, hip-hop the same way it was before. My
Prof on Being White in Hip Hop, Label Dropping Him for Old Tweets & More
1:33you're like willing to put your in anybody who moves. Now granted, like if your rap sheet is a bunch of to a bum, I'm saying Well, I'm thinking6:56this. This was on the internet that I was running around raping people. You know what I'm saying? Like7:37porn star chicks and rap people like you know rappers and like rap industry associated people who are posting the
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Hitman Sammy Sam Talks Kilo Ali Beef, Surviving 16 Gunshots, Jail & More | Big Facts
Sam believes the current rap industry lacks diversity in style, urging artists to offer something different rather than copying trends, and notes that while internet promotion is useful, traditional footwork with club antakeawayAtlanta rap pioneer Sammy Sam reflects on his career, detailing the origins of the city's first major rap beef with Kilo One and his evolution into a crunk music icon.summaryThe Atlanta rap beef with Kilo One began when Kilo dissed Sammy Sam on the remix of Jermaine Dupri's 'Welcome to Atlanta' at the Nightlight club; the conflict was resolved through a physical fight in a bathroom rather thtakeaway
Trapboy Freddy: Mo3 Told Everyone Bout My Car Wreck & Me Getting Shot Because He Was Fanned Out
He views the rap industry's negative aspects (hatred, jealousy, loss of friends) as inherent costs of the business, stating he loves the money but hates the accompanying drama.takeawayTrap Boy Freddy provides a candid look into his journey from a troubled childhood in Oak Cliff to becoming a prominent figure in the Dallas rap scene, detailing his survival of being shot and navigating industry drama.summaryHe discusses the business realities of rap, including early financial strategies, his relationship with Young Thug, and the personal costs of fame such as lost friendships and public hatred.summary
Jim Jones, Dyce Payso and Keen Streetz Talk New Album Byrdgang 2.0 | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
He identifies a shift in the rap industry where 'pocket full of rhymes' are less common now compared to when he started, making artists like Keen Streetz and Peso stand out as having that classic skill set.takeawayWhen addressing criticism from an up-and-coming artist (BR), Jones prioritizes tangible community impact (buying clothes for friends, helping people in need) over lyrical prowess or industry rhetoric.takeaway“Ain't about ain't about the money ain't about that's like just my big bro you feel me like if we ain't rap now now we still going to be close like you know what I mean it's like a family thing”quote
Tech N9ne And E-40 EXCLUSIVE Interview
Tech 9 and E40 discuss the logistics and success of their independent rap tours, highlighting the 'Zar Bomba' sound design and the importance of organic fan connections.summaryKansas City has a deep historical connection to Bay Area rap, starting with M.C. Hammer's 'Mr. Flamboyant' in 1989, which opened the floodgates for artists like E40 and Tech 9.takeawayMusic serves as therapy and healing for both the artists and the audience, with Tech 9 noting that his mother's illness provided the emotional canvas for his music.takeaway
AZ Chike Talks Tyler, The Creator Collab, Long-Awaited Album, Kendrick Lamar & More
He views the current LA hip hop hierarchy through an analogy to basketball, where some artists play professionally (NBA), some recreationally, and others just shoot paper into office hoops, highlighting the blurred linestakeawayThe release strategy for his album involved natural design and patience, with advice from industry giants like Kendrick Lamar and Tyler the Creator to not rush the process ('let them cook'), resulting in a September 18thtakeaway“Rap is like either they think you're absolute [ __ ] or you gotta be the biggest. It's blurred lines... it's more of a fad now.”quote