rappers featuring cats they never met
- Thread starter DELUCA
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sum niggaz be broke and cant reall y afford to fly out and meet muthfuckas outta state. niggaz is independant and puttin they every spare penny in2 they album ....we got droop, yun-gun, and msane, on da album... aint met nan one in person but, i know tha tracx is tight and legit and them niggaz went hard on it we jus did tha shit sendin em bac n forth thru mail....
aint no record deal aint no "album budget" a nigga jus hustle up and do what we can... to make shit happen
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aint no record deal aint no "album budget" a nigga jus hustle up and do what we can... to make shit happen
:devious:
and no we aint frontin like we know these artist personally or nuthin we us thought they would make coo collabs for tha album i coulda got a BS ass Lil Flip verse on it... if i was reachin for fame ...Pshh fuck dat he's garbage on a stick....
in conclusion everybody aint on tha same bullshit mission
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in conclusion everybody aint on tha same bullshit mission
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Alot of times, even in the majors, there are collabs between artist that never met each other. The label execs might set up a feature for a track for their artist and the verse might be recorded on the east coast. The album could've been recorded on the west coast. It happens all the time with major labels so why not with indies?
IMO....kats who put sum1 who passed away on their album and say had beef or that person never knew they existed is some real homo'ish....jus like sum1 else said when they put out all these tracks with pac and people like the fugees or nas...and u kno that when he was alive he hated your ass ...thats bitch shyt....
If you need to rely on guest appearances to bring attention to your album, it just means you ain't doing your job. PERIOD.
There's a million wanna-be rappers out there and the funny part about it is 99.98% of them think their job is to rap. The remaining 0.02% are the ones who don't have their head in the clouds and actually achieve a successful career.
There's a million wanna-be rappers out there and the funny part about it is 99.98% of them think their job is to rap. The remaining 0.02% are the ones who don't have their head in the clouds and actually achieve a successful career.
I know I'm late for this topic, but...fuck it.
I believe we are all out to make "BIG" moves and if given the chance...not one motherfucker is going to turn that down.
We are here to make music and hustle our game and make the big connects if possible.
Hip Hop is Hip Hop, but it has it's differences.
1. There are those that believe that it's all for the love of Hip Hop, not the money.
2. Then there are those who believe we are in it for the love of money & fame.
Which ever way you want to look at it, we are all hustlaz in one way or another.
Like Yukmouth told me after our session,
"If my name is gonna help you sell more units, that's what I want...for everybody to come up and party with us at the top."
If there wasn't that much hate going on, that would be a solid chain reaction...unbreakable.
I believe we are all out to make "BIG" moves and if given the chance...not one motherfucker is going to turn that down.
We are here to make music and hustle our game and make the big connects if possible.
Hip Hop is Hip Hop, but it has it's differences.
1. There are those that believe that it's all for the love of Hip Hop, not the money.
2. Then there are those who believe we are in it for the love of money & fame.
Which ever way you want to look at it, we are all hustlaz in one way or another.
Like Yukmouth told me after our session,
"If my name is gonna help you sell more units, that's what I want...for everybody to come up and party with us at the top."
If there wasn't that much hate going on, that would be a solid chain reaction...unbreakable.