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Comedian Wil Milz Tells His Life Story (Full Interview)
14:07with it. Yeah, I think Will Smith is the the the corniest rapper that ever lived. The corniest rapper that ever lived.14:12I think he's the corniest rapper that ever lived. And I don't that don't mean I have something against Will Smith or I24:44to do with them. Well, some of your lists are kind of interesting. Uhhuh. One of which is the top 10 worst rappers
The Game On Kim & Kanye Awkwardness, Jack Harlow’s White Privilege & Being Best Rapper in the World
9:43entertainment and i mean these days a lot of rappers are you know capping in their music and not saying that gunny10:06needs to be a law pass where they cannot use rappers entertainment lyrics yeah in a court case because it's [ __ ] no10:31rapper and he raps and he entertains yeah he also does you know a lot of [ __ ] for the community and takes care of a
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Diddy's Secret Hitmaker Breaks Silence: D-Dot Tells All! | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
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
BACK ON FIGG EP : 414 W/ RJMRLA & COMPTON AV
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
Lecrae & TI Talk Religion, Hip-Hop, & Business | expediTIously Podcast
Lecrae discusses his identity as a rapper who is Christian rather than a 'Christian rapper,' emphasizing authenticity over industry labels.summaryIdentity Labeling: Lecrae rejects the 'Christian rapper' label because it creates preconceived expectations; he identifies as a rapper who is Christian, allowing his music to be judged on its own merits rather than genretakeaway
Friendship Breakups + Shinning A Light On Black Businesses
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
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