50 Cent's Attorney He's Gotta Flash Cash ... "Rap Fans Are Poor"

[Colin X]

Let em flash it but your statement false

Breh, the coli lives in a world where Kendrick is more popular than Drake

 

[BK The Great]

You are not getting it, you are thinking too much.

Again, it was the fans who dictated what the artist would rap about, because those artists needed to eat. Like I posted, it took time for all of this to happen. You are looking at things from a point of view where rap is big, it wasn't like this back then, so labels didn't have all this power you think they had. You can believe me or not, but I'm not going to argue about something I seen firsthand. This isn't a theory I'm giving, I experienced it. I guess Jay-Z was just making shyt it up in the movie.

Jay actually rapped about the struggle of getting out the hood more than 50 that's for sure. it's like 50 is is scared to show vulnerability and tell people about his come up. if he would of had an entire career of making music like this i might respect him more.

 

[BK The Great]

Ross denied that shyt until 50 provided the pics. Ross even had Vlad assaulted for asking him about his C.O past. He denied that shyt because he was ashamed of it and thought the fans wouldn't accept his fake raps after they found out his was a C.O. What he didn't know is that this generation doesn't give a fukk about authenticity.

Ross got exposed for being a C.O. back in 2008, 50 & Ross weren't even beefing with each other until early 2009.

 

[Osmosis]

 

[Farrinto]

50 & Ross weren't even beefing with each other until early 2009.

Didn't the whole shyt start because one of them looked at the other the wrong way?

 

[the cac mamba]

when was this dude even ever a 'godfather'?

i dont remember vito corleone having to answer to eminem and jimmy iovine

 

[BK The Great]

Didn't the whole shyt start because one of them looked at the other the wrong way?

yea i think Ross looked at 50 the wrong way or something, it was a dumb reason

 

[Suleiman Bey]

I disagree, go through every 2Pac single and listen to see how often he uses the word "Money". He didn't rap about that shyt often and rarely did it on his singles. DPG didn't rap about it. Snoop didn't rap about it much either.

"fukk Jay-Z! He's broke and I smoke daily" extremely wack diss. Death Row namely 2Pac was on the extra flossy shyt in '96, the height of his popularity. Always talking about record sales and money, Rolls Royce's and Bentleys. On Camera counting ridiculous amounts of cash, talking about if you come to Death Row you too can be paid like this someday. Make no mistake about it 2Pac played a major part.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

"fukk Jay-Z! He's broke and I smoke daily" extremely wack diss. Death Row namely 2Pac was on the extra flossy shyt in '96, the height of his popularity. Always talking about record sales and money, Rolls Royce's and Bentleys. On Camera counting ridiculous amounts of cash, talking about if you come to Death Row you too can be paid like this someday. Make no mistake about it 2Pac played a major part.

Pac didn't rap about money that often. He only made 1 song about it.

 

[Suleiman Bey]

Pac didn't rap about money that often. He only made 1 song about it.

It doesn't matter. He talked all that slick shyt about record sales and money in some of his interviews @ the height of his popularity.

 

[keond]

The jew lawyer is accurate. All fans aint broke but most live through these fukkboy rappers. Fans be in they feelings the most about sales and how much money they favorite rapper has, even tho the favorite rapper is nothing but an employee and pawn and the real RICH folks is the ones that own they black asses IE Jimmy Iovine and Lyor who you never see using a stack of 20's as a cell phone. Its just an image to perpetuate to young brainwashed nikkas so they can go spend they hard earned cash to ensure the jew lawyers cousins (record industry movers and shakers) great grandkids still own nikkas on paper for the next few decades

 

[SirBiatch]

You are not getting it, you are thinking too much.

Again, it was the fans who dictated what the artist would rap about, because those artists needed to eat. Like I posted, it took time for all of this to happen. You are looking at things from a point of view where rap is big, it wasn't like this back then, so labels didn't have all this power you think they had. You can believe me or not, but I'm not going to argue about something I seen firsthand. This isn't a theory I'm giving, I experienced it. I guess Jay-Z was just making shyt it up in the movie.

He is. He's Jay-Z. That's what he does. Waters shyt down, then tries to justify it as "y'all wanted it".

Obviously the public bear some of the blame but the bottom line is that the industry bears most of it. They are the manufacturers of this shyt. The influencers.

Entertainment is not that deep for most people. They simply don't sit around thinking "yo, I'd love to hear this in a song/see this in a movie." They just want to be entertained. Some topics are naturally more entertaining/eye-catching than others. If you're in the industry, it's your job to provide some sort of balance. Obviously you should try to please the public but at the same time, you should be helping them grow. You're the leader.

 

[BK The Great]

The jew lawyer is accurate. All fans aint broke but most live through these fukkboy rappers. Fans be in they feelings the most about sales and how much money they favorite rapper has, even tho the favorite rapper is nothing but an employee and pawn and the real RICH folks is the ones that own they black asses IE Jimmy Iovine and Lyor who you never see using a stack of 20's as a cell phone. Its just an image to perpetuate to young brainwashed nikkas so they can go spend they hard earned cash to ensure the jew lawyers cousins (record industry movers and shakers) great grandkids still own nikkas on paper for the next few decades

every rapper is on a leash basically, especially the ones who act like they the richest.

 

[mr.africa]

this statement is so bad on so many levels, i don't know what to do with it!!!

 

[director_of_bands]

YoGotti and Blac Youngsta come to mind when reading through this thread...seems like they been going extra hard on the "flash your cash" tip lately and it definitely has been keeping them in the headlines soooo....50s white supremecist lawyer is on to something