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Hitman Sammy Sam Talks Kilo Ali Beef, Surviving 16 Gunshots, Jail & More | Big Facts

REVOLT159 views
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

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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

SWAY'S UNIVERSE20 views
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

BOSS TALK 10122 views
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

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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

Beanie Sigel on Jay Z, Roc A Fella’s Early Days, and Coming Up in Philadelphia | Still 400

Still 400 - The Mannie & Juvie Show29 views
The current rap industry is described as 'lucrative' but lacking in respect for hip-hop history and homework, with young artists often prioritizing money over the art form.takeawayDJ Manny Fresh and Beanie Siegel discuss the evolution of hip-hop, contrasting the raw, honest artistry of the past with the current industry's focus on quick money and lack of respect for history.summaryMental health is identified as a critical, under-addressed issue in the rap community, with many artists struggling behind their public personas.takeaway

Why Nino Breeze is The New Face of Rick Ross's MMG Label 👀

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He shares insights on navigating the music industry with established support, the necessity of balancing hustle with freedom, and the mindset required to take calculated risks and achieve long-term goals.summaryAuthenticity and Regional Identity: Nino Breeze stresses the importance of representing St. Petersburg's unique culture, slang, and history to differentiate himself in the rap game. He believes that true artists have a ntakeaway“I don't know if [__] be hating or if they just so used to being g by the industry that they think this is that, but it ain't.”quote

Perspektives With Bank | B.G.

THE BIG FACTS NETWORK20 views
Rapper BG discusses his journey from incarceration to freedom, emphasizing the importance of patience, loyalty, and maintaining authenticity in the modern rap industry.summaryThe 'Code' Has Changed: BG asserts that the loyalty codes of the past no longer exist, with an estimated 80-85% of rappers being disloyal or fake. He advises artists to be smart about who they trust and not to put their takeawayBusiness vs. Talent: Success in the rap game is described as 10% talent and 90% business. Longevity requires networking, making right moves, and having a solid team behind you, rather than just relying on hit records.takeaway

The Church of Virtue ft. BlackOwned C-Bone | Conversate with Killer Mike ep. 5

Killer Mike77 views
Aristotle's three types of friendship (utility, pleasure, virtue) are used as a framework to analyze relationships in the rap industry, with Swift and Mike identifying their bond as a 'friendship of virtue' based on mututakeawayKiller Mike and Cutmaster Swift reflect on their decades-long friendship, navigating the complexities of Atlanta's rap scene, and the evolution of their bond from early rivalry to deep mutual respect.summaryThe conversation highlights the importance of 'friendship of virtue' over utility, the discipline required to succeed in the music industry, and the personal growth both men experienced in balancing street credibility wisummary

DaBaby talks 'BE MORE GRATEFUL,' NBA YoungBoy project & 50 Cent bond | Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda

The Real Report with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda34 views
He details his hands-on approach to music video production, strategic navigation of public scrutiny and lawsuits, and the importance of maintaining personal brand integrity without relying on features or industry trends.summaryCareer Resurgence: After a four-year hiatus where he stepped back due to being 'out of love with the game,' Yayo returned by re-evaluating the industry landscape and focusing on delivering high-quality work that checks atakeaway

6IX9INE Exposes the Rap Industry Before Jail & Gives SteveWilldoit $2 Million Back!

One Night with Steiny68 views
The conversation highlights how perceived hypocrisy in the rap industry affects fan loyalty and artist collaborations.summaryThe host and guest discuss the viral nature of the guest's walkout at Jake Paul's fight, critique the 'snitching in the streets' movement as a hypocritical narrative created by rappers to justify working with informants,summaryThe 'snitching in the streets' movement is criticized as a convenient narrative shift by rappers (specifically 21 Savage) to allow collaboration with former informants (like Gunna) without facing social repercussions, whtakeaway

More than Grillz Paul Wall on Marriage, Fatherhood, Grief & Taking Care of His Mother

Cam Newton26 views
The Houston grill business started as a hobby to get employee discounts; Paul Wall acted as a middleman between customer molds and jeweler Johnny Dang, turning a personal desire into a business that opened doors in the rtakeawayPaul Wall discusses his journey from a flyer distributor to a Grammy-nominated rapper and jewelry entrepreneur, highlighting how the Houston grill culture and mixtape era provided unique opportunities for career advancemsummaryHe emphasizes the importance of respect, authenticity, and maintaining strong family values while navigating racial dynamics in the music industry and dealing with the grief of losing mentor Michael 5000 Watts.summary