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A lot of them get affiliated with certain gangs/people so they don't get extorted... that much.
I wonder if other artists have to pay a pass to come a to state and perform or has to pay "fees" to goons.
Like imagine Justin Timberlake or Britney Spears or Taylor Swift have to pay up
A lot of them get affiliated with certain gangs/people so they don't get extorted... that much.
I wonder if other artists have to pay a pass to come a to state and perform or has to pay "fees" to goons.
Like imagine Justin Timberlake or Britney Spears or Taylor Swift have to pay up
Simple and plain.You only get extorted when you choose to move in those circles.
But I was impressed when Chris brown spoke about how black artist can make incredible R&B music and it only goes so far...but then a Sam Smith or something comes along and it's the best new thing since sliced bread.
There's no denying it.
"Adorn" could and should have been a massive Pop record.
Let Sam Smith or Bruno Mars (I know he ain't white, but you know what I'm saying....) make that record and watch what happens.
You also have to look at who "runs" the industry.. The Big Three.. Universal, Sony, Warner. The top of those labels dont look like black people so when someone "remix"'s a black persons idea. they will make sure they prmote and because most people who buy music look like the people who run the big three.. its going to get different reception..There's no denying it.
"Adorn" could and should have been a massive Pop record.
Let Sam Smith or Bruno Mars (I know he ain't white, but you know what I'm saying....) make that record and watch what happens.
I tried to watch the Breezy interview but I'm over him. It seems like it was headed in a good direction but I don't care.
I feel like every time you give Chris an inch he takes a miles. Its always something with him.
Nas...
Son has no negativity in his life right now though.. and hes always real.
industry so fake its disgusting. noway would i survive. not for all the fake politician.
i cant get down with the whole new found gang affiliation, but i can see CB as a stand up dude.
You only get extorted when you choose to move in those circles. These cities are huge. No street dudes run a city, town or state. But they might have some varying degree of influence in some scenes that interest you for whatever reason...and could potentially make things difficult for you. CB doesn't have to move in those circles. He's bigger than that, but he does that to seem like he's "real" and "down"...and to move with some people that are respected. Makes you seem tougher and more powerful. Same with Drake.
Couldn't listen to another hour of these dudes talk. But I was impressed when Chris brown spoke about how black artist can make incredible R&B music and it only goes so far...but then a Sam Smith or something comes along and it's the best new thing since sliced bread.
Simple and plain.
How is this STILL just entertainment to some people?
Ignorant ****...dominates the culture. Dude said he has to avoid clubs where his own people frequent the most...because of that threat of violating his parole. Think about that for a second...
There's no denying it.
"Adorn" could and should have been a massive Pop record.
Let Sam Smith or Bruno Mars (I know he ain't white, but you know what I'm saying....) make that record and watch what happens.
Yo stay hating bruhI tried to watch the Breezy interview but I'm over him. It seems like it was headed in a good direction but I don't care.
I feel like every time you give Chris an inch he takes a miles. Its always something with him.
Well if the people aint buying it, why sell it? Remember when regular R&B singers with no reall top hot 100 song could sell 1 million copies? I mean there was a time when black people supported R&B, but now we really don't. So what do you expect? At the end of the day its a business. Sure the shady mess still happens, but if somebody was buying them records, they would get more of a promotion.
You also have to look at who "runs" the industry.. The Big Three.. Universal, Sony, Warner. The top of those labels dont look like black people so when someone "remix"'s a black persons idea. they will make sure they prmote and because most people who buy music look like the people who run the big three.. its going to get different reception..
I'm STILL suprised Master P,Jay Z, And Puffy Wont just make a MAJOR Distributer and get all of the black artists to sign to them and blacks can finally have an edge on the music industry..
This was a talk in the 90's but whenever they brought it up.. Their bosses gave them "raises" in exchange for not going "rougue".
Corporate america is the same way
I think they've set it up where they don't need us anymore.
It's more than just his parole. What other R&B artist has incidents at their concert? August Alsina?
I think he was full of it with his answer about singers/rappers. He was the first? He must have missed the past 20 years. R&B singers knew their lane before.
but I think also most black singers have dumbed down their music like rap artist. You have Neyo making theme songs for strippers trying to compete. What happen to singers talking about women and love, respectfully?
lol welcome to the forum about the club and just a heads up this thread and get CRAZY sometimes..lolDidnt even know there was a thread for this, lol. I d/l the show and listen to it at work everyday. ***** get me through the 8hrs easy, lol.
Corporate america is the same way
I think they've set it up where they don't need us anymore.
It's more than just his parole. What other R&B artist has incidents at their concert? August Alsina?
I think he was full of it with his answer about singers/rappers. He was the first? He must have missed the past 20 years. R&B singers knew their lane before.
but I think also most black singers have dumbed down their music like rap artist. You have Neyo making theme songs for strippers trying to compete. What happen to singers talking about women and love, respectfully?
at that song
Can't be mad at that though. That's where the women at nowadays