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I haven't really been following this whol cash money thing. but is drake the new snoop during deathrow days?
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I'm not sure if dropping out of the blue would help Kendrick. It took him ten months to go platinum with two successful singles.
I really don't know what kind of reaction people would have to that.
It's one thing to say he'd have buzz and blogs on fire, it's another to say people will definitely go out and spend money on it when they don't know what it is.
I really don't know what kind of reaction people would have to that.
It's one thing to say he'd have buzz and blogs on fire, it's another to say people will definitely go out and spend money on it when they don't know what it is.
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Did this dude really say that Kanye made sampling mainstream? You sir, are a gotdamn fool.
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Kendrick has a pretty big base in the hip hop community not sure about the causal music fan though. We've already gotten 2 singles from him already though so I doubt a silent release is in the works.
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woe' short for whoadie. In NO they say "my lil woe"
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I want to say its more of the demographic that he is rapping to. We are for the most part are up on social media and technology so doing silent releases is nothing groundbreaking. And the others will catch on with word of mouf
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Handful of tracks from the mixtape grew on me in terms of some turn up music. Good stuff
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Kendrick and Cole could do numbers with a surprise release but Drake is on another level. Cole is about to have his first platinum album so he belongs in the conversation sales wise.
http://www.metacritic.com/music/if-youre-reading-this-its-too-late-mixtape/drake/critic-reviews
shout out to Drizzy with that 80 score on metacritic. His highest so far
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Nah, he's still signed. It was a free mixtape and decided to sell it instead on iTunes at the last minute.
Ross definitely didn't do this. His albums don't sell well and they all have singles, videos, release dates and so on. Last one flopped hard.
Drake is DEFINITELY saying woa or woe, however you wanna spell it. Like a few others said, it's short for whoadi.
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Aint NO black folks buying any albums
Those are all preteens and suburban high school kid numbers. Never the less quite impressive for a surprise release. Damn, he is hot right now.
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497 in a weekend wow
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It Woe. Don't see how that's misinterpreted. I heard it's a Canadian thing. Apparently an NO thing as well.
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People in Cleveland have been sayin woe for years, other than that ive only heard folks from miami & new orleans say it
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http://grantland.com/hollywood-prospectus/drake-at-night/
"Woe is my crew. It stands for “working on excellence.” It’s just my whole brand and my whole movement and my way of life for everyone. I want everyone to work on excellence. So, all my friends are my Woes and I feel anybody working on excellence in life is a Woe in life as well."
"Woe is my crew. It stands for “working on excellence.” It’s just my whole brand and my whole movement and my way of life for everyone. I want everyone to work on excellence. So, all my friends are my Woes and I feel anybody working on excellence in life is a Woe in life as well."
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Reviews have been crazy. His best reviewed project!
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is this ***** serious
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Trying to claim it as his slang? He's only been around Baby and Wayne for like six years now. I'm sure he's heard Baby and the rest of the squad say woa thousands of times
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the beats on this project are flames
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Going gold in 3-4 days. You can't tell me Drizz' isn't the face of Hip-Hop in '15.
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I mean I know what whoadie means and know whoa is short for it. Master P taught me that back in the 90s
Just thought he was saying wolves, and knew some people called him out for using "whoa"/"woe" and was like hmm maybe he didn't say that.
Guess he did. He's silly for claiming it's something he came up with.
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wish we could get videos of him recording these joints like how weezy did with the no cieling tape. that would be awesome
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Lol Drizzy wylin on that one. Dude's been saying that since I was in elementary school in the south.
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IT IS. small group u can count them on 1 hand. drake, beyonce, jay z. thats it for urban music. everyone else needs to work promo of some sort to see those kinda numbers. those r the only people in urban music that got that much just off their name. lady gaga could probably do it if she wanted. nicki would do it but would probably only see 100k if that,
nobody at the top of hiphop right now like drake and jay. kanye marred his brand with that trash yeezus album. dudes are super hesitant now.
putting it on itunes means he got the samples cleared. getting samples cleared AND putting it up for sale? that counts as an album. he has grounds to drop off the contract. nobody knows if he did or not except wayne and baby and slim.
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