T-Rock "Da Kush" coming this Spring!!!
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^^^ funny how people talk about why he dont like 3-6 about royalties and shit when they have absolutley no clue about the entire situation.. 36 obviously aint good business people or they would have more than 5 guys on they roster hell they only got 2 original members of 36 left so they must be fuckin up bad business wise.. they the fuckin greedy plain and simple and t rock wasnt the only one sour about the deal
Who cares? There's enough talent between Paul and Jordan. Who needs a crackhead, a gutter whore, a cousin, or a crybaby when you can make good music without them? The last time I checked it's not a crime to dump off the freeloaders. Pat's still around and that's the only person I care about holding affiliation with them. Fuck the rest.
^^^ word... and i honestly don't think the beats were that bad to begin with... the beats DJ Cree and M.A.J. are producing for him now are better than these Swizz Beats and Kayne tracks anyday...
and L.D.S. i know you're entitled to your "opinion", since you're an American and all, but you mean to tell me the music 3-6 is puttin out now is better than they're old shit? I mean, its good... but it ain't that classic 3-6 shit...
and L.D.S. i know you're entitled to your "opinion", since you're an American and all, but you mean to tell me the music 3-6 is puttin out now is better than they're old shit? I mean, its good... but it ain't that classic 3-6 shit...
Nothing will ever be classic again. When new albums come out, they take years to become classics. And ususally if an album is labeled "new classic" it's probably just publicity. Chickenhead was a song on a cd. It didn't begin life as a classic song. Hell, a lot Lil' Wyte's Doubt Me Now album is considered classic now, but it took 3 years to reach that status.
I didn't jump around your question. I said that nothing begins life as a classic. It takes time, thus answering your question about them not making "good" songs. Sure, their shit was straight fire when it hit the streets of Memphis, but it took a while to build up such a following per song. I'm not going to argue any longer as to whether or not their newest shit is instantaneously classic, because it simply can't be.