So we ignoring Puff saying he was gonna pay him? Beyond that you really asking for an explantion as to why a producer, produced something?
"Big never forgave me for selling Doin' It to LL"
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He made the beat, Big heard it, told him to hold it. Cause he had to wait for certain date for the budget to be released for the album
No him and BIG talked, during that convo BIG told him there was no budget, he produced the track then went to Puff and was told the same thing
That's not the full clip. Money wasn't going to be available till certain time. And it was gonna be 30 from Puff
Who is ignoring that, trusting anyone based on a promise especially in the music business is a fools errand. The producer made the track based on a conversation for a specific album, an album was only in spec mode and had no assigned budget, it's really not that hard breh
Ok so why get mad at him for actually making money off of his creation. Cant call making the track a fools errand and criticize him for profiting off of it.
Who do you exactly mean “came to him with the beats?
I think you’re getting the story confused
Rashad literally said he came to Biggie with the beats and asked if they could give him something and they didn't have the budget so he sold it to lighty when he asked and said he would pay double.
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nah, ‘who shot ya‘ was recorded in mid ‘94 … that‘s like a year & a half before Rashad made the ‘doing it’ track
nah, that’s not the full story.
The full story is Rashad and biggie had a conversation and biggie told him he had a concept an idea for a new song for his up-and-coming double album
Biggie specifically told Rashad that he wanted Al Be Sure hit song and the very beginning of Grace Jones song called My Jamaican Guy as a track
Rashad sampled & combined the two songs in which he created the track
again, I only brought up suing because of some of the posters response, and I only was using it as a technicality
At the end of the day, the idea concept in the creativity of the track came from biggie in that case technically he would’ve had the right to sue if he wanted too
have u ever heard of
- one more chance remix
- big poppa
man I listen to the same damn story you did.
He brought the beats to them and they didn't want to buy it.
There is nothing to sue.
No different than if you told me you want some cabinets with a shaker door and a reddish orange stain and I brought them to you and said if you want them they are here, can you give me a down payment or something and you say nah man just wait, and then Rekka comes to me and says I'll give you double what he was going to pay for them.
I didn't do you wrong even if I built it to your spec, we had no contractual agreement.
Nobody on earth believes Puff didn’t have 5 stacks to throw that man to hold beats his supposed best friend wanted.
u clearly didn’t listen to the whole entire interview
because you’re leaving out the fact of the initial conversation between him and biggie
with biggie exactly , specifically telling him what samples he wanted on his own track for his album
