Ugly Nigga FINALLY hits 106.1 KMEL radio station with "I'M HOT" his NEW single

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Can Ugly Nigga's "I'M HOT" break through like other Bay Area artists?

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Sicc OG
#26
Mar 18, 2008
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Dirt E. Needlez said:
UN,

I wish you luck with your campaign, but it seems as though you still are suffering from "Repetitive Rap Syndrome" It was Albert Einstein that once said "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results"

For a few years we have watched you repeat the same mistakes that we have pointed out to you as part of constructive criticism, in the hopes it would help you improve your image...Yes we still see these MS Paint advertisements that look as though they were created by an 8th grader, You use photos that look like they were taken with a MetroPCS camera phone from 2005, and your song sounds like it was recorded on a Tascam 4 Track and mixed using a PC with only Sound Recorder...You have the hustle but it seems like you arent investing enough time and money into the place where its needed the most...YOUR IMAGE.
You have the motivation and drive, but the image youre promoting does not reflect the level of faith you have in your music...its all starts with an image..
take this any way you like to...get mad, or accept it or ignore it cause there are too many words for you to read...but here you go!
The following was written by another rap artist who has become one of the current hottest acts in his genre, and could teach any up and coming rap artist quite a bit about the independent hustle...Im not posting this to point out your faults, Im posting this to encourage you to step your game up.


*Main article courtesy of Mad Insanity Records/ Juggalo News, with editorial additions from Dirt E. Needlez of Birds Eye View Consulting Group"
Original article can be found here

The edits to the above article only reflect those thoughts and opinions of Dirt E. Needlez, all other content has been added for reference and education only and was not written nor intended for Ugly Nigga or any other single artist, label or group.


Good Luck with your endeavors Ugly Nigga, Invest in yourself before you expect others to invest within you...If you dont believe in your product enough to upgrade to better quality advertising and material, why should anyone take you seriously?
I have many graphic designers that can provide you with artwork that would improve your image by leaps and bounds, I'd gladly hook you up with one of them and even negotiate a fair price if you should so choose to proceed with retaining an artist..I charge no fee for my services and have nothing to gain or lose from this. If anything, we would have a mutual goal of revamping your image so that you will be taken seriously as an artist. If you are truly happy with the quality of the promotional material you create, then there is nothing anyone can do or say to help you...

and before you say I have too much time on my hands to write such a long comment on this thread...for every seconds I spent typing,copying and pasting, keep in mind that I am getting paid for it...
So while this thread generated revenue for me....did it do the same for you?

good luck with ya music bro...merry xmas and happy new year


Dirt
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I appreciate your input...but as far as what you have posted as a reference... I know all that and more about REAL WORLD promotions as opposed to internet promotions and I really doubt there is a rapper ALIVE or DEAD that could match the firepower or system that I got going...take that back Technine opening up for him made me see the LIGHT...now as far as the graphics goes I agree with the consensus it's not up to par but when I do drop and album it will be with someone else doing the cover art.

I'm not entirely sold on the song "I'm Hot" for the same reasons as everybody else, it has to do with the quality...but if a Dj wants to play it...if people say they like it for whatever reason then who am I to shelf it? So the iron clad test comes when I do a club run and see if the Dj's in these various clubs will pick it up and play it...then it's up to the response of the people from that point.

But I'll tell you this...I pretty much control whatever I need to to get things done. Only flaw is that I don't record songs day in and day out...but I can make more noise off of one song than someone sitting on albums worth of material going nowhere.
 
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