Well who in radio/tv wants to promote/say someone called "ugly nigga"? Nobody is going to say ur name, they can't. It's just reality. So who is trying to sign you?
Man...if you could only think ahead of the situation you wouldn't ask certain questions. So far they have just either abbreviation my name like what
106.1 KMEL did when I was in their
Home Turf Competition Ugly N*gga and as far as the announcement over the airwaves they just say Ugly...the marketing department of 106.1 KMEL said they would run my web site commercial for
Temporarily Disabled (website is currently under construction) over the radio with a slight "slur" in the "gg" part like you hear in an edited song. Rasputins has no problem carrying the full title if they did I could sticker the front. The record company is just a guy who has a lot of money and is just beginning to establish himself. Could I get this from any other records company most likely not for the reason of not having a previous sales history in music retail stores...but this is a different situation whereas my promotional shows are also in the equation of him investing in
Ugly Nigga.
Now to the people on this board who say, "Ugly Nigga you suck, you can't rap for shit." Or, "Your music is garbage". Well I've had 3 songs on KMEL's Home Turf Blog along side the
E40's,
Too Shorts,
J Stalins,
Jackas,
Messy Marvs and the
Philthy Rich's of the rap scene...not saying I'm equal to those names I'm just pointing out that they had to select my music submission like other people for it to be added to the blog site. They guy told me that he liked my rapping style that I sounded different to him...just keep on making and submitting the music. Now I only make like 3 songs a year, 1 song
"She's A Killer" has had a 3 club tour, and 144 women's "She's A Killer" t-shirts printed and sold. The other song
"Illuminati Bay Area" has had a
Illuminati I.D. card promotion (t-shirt line coming). So as of late I have been writing a lot more with only 5 songs left to complete with super producer
Indecent The Slapmaster and the ablum will be completed (15 songs) and packaged. I've had an album in the stores before when I was with a group...it was on a small scale but it was a learning experience. Now my question to you is...do you believe that once I put this album (not the one with the record company that hasn't even started yet) into distribution that I am not capable of competently marketing and promoting the product? That I can't sell cds out of a retail store? I've sold everything else, shirts, flyers, watches, shows etc....why not cds?