Chief Keef needs development/guidance, right?

[El_Mero_Mero]

So, his music goes hard as shyt, but anytime I see an interview of his its like the PERFECT example of horrible public speaking.

Don't artists (yes, for the sake of this thread lets call the young man an artist) complain that an A&R no longer takes the time to develop an artist like they used to? I used to think it was all bullshyt excuses for why they didn't sell records, but after seeing Keef's "interviews", its clear to see that this young man needs some coaching, or he should just not say anything at all unless Young Chop is on the beat.

 

[mortuus est]

Yeah I get u, nikka looks like a child waiting for his mom

artists/mcs that know how to talk outside the booth >>>

 

[tru_m.a.c]

lmao wait wait

so you listened to chief keefs interviews and thought the "the thing he needs in his life right now is a speech coach."

really my nikka

the dude whose every line resembles

needs a fukkn SPEECH COACH

thats your development/guidance advice for him???

 

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

i saw like 3 interviews, and I couldnt hear anything he said in any of them, and he kept saying i dont like doing interviews, and kept asking his boy if he had some more dope....he has no chance of making it in the game

 

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

lmao wait wait

so you listened to chief keefs interviews and thought the "the thing he needs in his life right now is a speech coach."

really my nikka

the dude whose every line resembles

needs a fukkn SPEECH COACH

thats your development/guidance advice for him???

his interviews are REALLY BAD...2:30 is when he starts

 

[xx001234448]

Does Aaron Sorkin(writer of A Few Good Men, The West Wing and The Social Network) need guidance as well?



What about Nas?



There are alot of artists that aren't articulate when they speak, but that doesn't mean they're unintelligent. Chief Keef's job as an artist is to make songs, not verbally body slam interviews.

 

[-InFeRnO-]

NAS 1ST EVER INTERVIEW (RARE) - YouTube

the gawd gets a pass here, homie was absolutely twisted

at nas and the beatles

 

[Coach Gully]

Ol' I don't like the way you PRONUNCIATE! Let the music speak for itself

 

[mortuus est]

Looooool that interview with the china man and keef wtf

 

[keon]

i saw like 3 interviews, and I couldnt hear anything he said in any of them, and he kept saying i dont like doing interviews, and kept asking his boy if he had some more dope....he has no chance of making it in the game

lmao

don't nobody care about how a rapper speak breh..actually, he might get even more publicity for sounding ignorant in interviews..it might be bad publicity, but

 

[Bankroll.org]

If you simpletons cant understand how marketability of an artist plays into how successful they are...then...

this guy needs help, he has no personality it seems like.

@ the interview with the asian dude

chief queef cant even finish a sentence

 

[xx001234448]

If you simpletons cant understand how marketability of an artist plays into how successful they are...then...

this guy needs help, he has no personality it seems like.

@ the interview with the asian dude

chief queef cant even finish a sentence

These two guys are kinda a big deal.

Kurt Cobain



Thelonious Monk

 

[Bankroll.org]

so you comparing chief queef with kurt cobain?

 

[xx001234448]

so you comparing chief queef with kurt cobain?

Musically? No. Inarticulateness during interviews and being themselves no matter what situations they're in? Yes. Is "I Don't Like" a hard song, that even people who don't fukk with Keef admit they enjoy listening to? Yes. As long as he keeps making music like that(last time I checked he's a musical artist, not a UN ambassador) there's no reason for him to sound like another guy from Chicago who helped kill Bin Laden. It's about the music, not media training. You guys are always begging for artists to be "real" and when they are you complain. Make up your minds.

P.S.

"Chief Queef" isn't a clever insult, in fact it's pretty lazy and boring.

 

[Bankroll.org]

Musically? No. Inarticulateness during interviews and being themselves no matter what situations they're in? Yes. Is "I Don't Like" a hard song, that even people who don't fukk with Keef admit they enjoy listening to? Yes. As long as he keeps making music like that(last time I checked he's a musical artist, not a UN ambassador) there's no reason for him to sound like another guy from Chicago who helped kill Bin Laden. It's about the music, not media training. You guys are always begging for artists to be "real" and when they are you complain. Make up your minds.

P.S.

"Chief Queef" isn't a clever insult, in fact it's pretty lazy and boring.

He can keep making his music, but if he wants to have a career or make a living he needs to work on his marketability. Unless, you feeding him?