Kreayshawn Signs Million Dollar Deal with Sony
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all akon would have to do is get a-wax to look exactly like rambo in first blood on the cover....think lil' flip leprechaun lucky charms cover...shit would sell 4 mill at minimum they LOVE rambo out in that bitch
africans strangely feel rambos struggle in the movie, i hear hes like tupac out there lol maybe akon knew this? nah im just fuckin around...
i would not doubt if he had real fans in africa on some no bullshit
This is not rocket science or a conspiracy. Kreayshawn dropped a video on YouTube and people liked it. Over a million views in a week. Cuz people like the song. It was played on 25 stations including KMEL, Wyld 94.9, Movin 99, Live 105, power 106 and KISS FM. Cuz people liked the song. Thats why she was signed for so much. CUZ PEOPLE LIKE THE SONG!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmJbJs-9ST0
you can't talk about international rap without mentioning Bangs.
you can't talk about international rap without mentioning Bangs.
360 deals are contracts that allow a record label to receive a percentage of the earnings from ALL of a band's activities instead of just record sales. Under 360 deals, also called "multiple rights deals," record labels may get a percentage of things that were previously off limits to them, like:
Concert revenue
Merchandise sales
Endorsement deals
Ringtones
In exchange for getting a bigger cut from the artists they represent, the labels say they will commit to promoting the artist for a longer period of time and will actively try and develop new opportunities for them. In essence, the label will function as a pseudo-manager and look after the artist's entire career rather than only focusing on selling records.
360 deals are controversial for a lot of reasons. First of all, they're often seen a cynical money grab by labels that are facing dwindling sales and high overhead. The charge is that labels have survived a long time without these kinds of deals, so it would seem that they're suffering from a failure to manage their businesses and react appropriately to the changing industry - asking the bands to foot the bill hardly seems fair. Other people object to the whole "band branding" notion that makes 360 deals so potentially profitable for labels. A great example is The Pussycat Dolls. Sure, the branding has been a huge success - but where exactly does the music fit into the picture?
Labels counter that these deals let them sign different kinds of artists because they don't have to be so focused on recouping their investment from album sales. They can stop chasing the instant number one and work with artist in the long haul because they don't need to rely on big sales figures alone to make signing the artist profitable.
Controversial or not, 360 deals are becoming increasingly common in major label contracts.
(Sounds like a fucked up situation) Unless she gets one hell of a huge hit thats in the big time of millions. All of that money from that 1million is going to get took from that.. .. man do yal know if she got any advancement. how many points do she get? who controls her masters?
www.MusicPowers.com
hope it works out for her though
Concert revenue
Merchandise sales
Endorsement deals
Ringtones
In exchange for getting a bigger cut from the artists they represent, the labels say they will commit to promoting the artist for a longer period of time and will actively try and develop new opportunities for them. In essence, the label will function as a pseudo-manager and look after the artist's entire career rather than only focusing on selling records.
360 deals are controversial for a lot of reasons. First of all, they're often seen a cynical money grab by labels that are facing dwindling sales and high overhead. The charge is that labels have survived a long time without these kinds of deals, so it would seem that they're suffering from a failure to manage their businesses and react appropriately to the changing industry - asking the bands to foot the bill hardly seems fair. Other people object to the whole "band branding" notion that makes 360 deals so potentially profitable for labels. A great example is The Pussycat Dolls. Sure, the branding has been a huge success - but where exactly does the music fit into the picture?
Labels counter that these deals let them sign different kinds of artists because they don't have to be so focused on recouping their investment from album sales. They can stop chasing the instant number one and work with artist in the long haul because they don't need to rely on big sales figures alone to make signing the artist profitable.
Controversial or not, 360 deals are becoming increasingly common in major label contracts.
(Sounds like a fucked up situation) Unless she gets one hell of a huge hit thats in the big time of millions. All of that money from that 1million is going to get took from that.. .. man do yal know if she got any advancement. how many points do she get? who controls her masters?
www.MusicPowers.com
hope it works out for her though
Miss Info was the first person to leak the details about the deal. She insinuated that it was a 360 deal here.
http://www.missinfo.tv/index.php/kreayshawn-signs-million-dollar-deal-off-of-one-hit-gucci-gucci/
I'd hit her up and ask her to clear things up or something.
http://www.missinfo.tv/index.php/kreayshawn-signs-million-dollar-deal-off-of-one-hit-gucci-gucci/
I'd hit her up and ask her to clear things up or something.