Coach K Of QC: "50 Cent Inspired The South To Start Making Original Artist Driven Mixtapes No One Was Doing Here Before Him"

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DJ Drama explains that they furthered 50 Cent’s model for how to make a successful career from a mixtape.

“[Trap or Die] took what 50 [Cent] had already established and took it to even greater heights,” he says. “50 had made an impact with mixtapes, taking other artist’s music and flipping it and making it into his own. Then Jeezy and I came along and followed in those footsteps, basically creating the street album. Trap Or Die was the new standard to what you needed to accomplish to be that next guy.”
 

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He did. I never heard an artist from the South that was on the mixtape wave til 50 came up from it. And I'm from the South saying this.
Dj paul and juicy j had hundreds of tapes since the late eighties :comeon:

What you think a screw tape was? nikkas was rapping over other artists' beats. And it's like 200 of them joints :dead:
 
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