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carlos danger
Same and can were too ignorant for their own good. But damn they were entertaining.
Jay was the rapperFrom the get go, I always wondered why Jay Z was losing money splitting the pie with Dame and the other dude...
It never made sense to me...
Dude was dead weight...He was just a middle man...
And that's only based on the fact that they paths crossed and history cannot be changed...It has nothing to do with Dame's non-existent business acuity...
Maybe Jay Z would have been richer sooner, if he had never met Dame...Maybe Jay Z wouldn't have been as rich, but have a more artistically respectable catalogue...
We don't know for sure...
But we know that Dame met a lot more rappers after Jay Z, and none of them have Jay Z's stature in the game...
That's what winning the lotto is all about...There is no skill involved...
Just because somebody is "about their paper" it doesn't mean that they are good at doing business...
every dude in the game isn't a jay-z, snoop, em, kanye type multi millionaire crossover star. and lets not act like both the demise of the roc, stupid hood antics, and inevitable mid-level rapper falloff didn't knock them other dudes out the game. outside of diddy ( who lucked up pimping the shyt outta folks in the era when everyone sold plat) and dre (who lucked up signing em and linking up with 50) none of these hood record execs have sustained their empires (master p, irv, JD, dee & waah)And that's only based on the fact that they paths crossed and history cannot be changed...It has nothing to do with Dame's non-existent business acuity...
Maybe Jay Z would have been richer sooner, if he had never met Dame...Maybe Jay Z wouldn't have been as rich, but have a more artistically respectable catalogue...
We don't know for sure...
But we know that Dame met a lot more rappers after Jay Z, and none of them have Jay Z's stature in the game...
That's what winning the lotto is all about...There is no skill involved...
Just because somebody is "about their paper" it doesn't mean that they are good at doing business...
exactly, jay wouldnt have made RD if it weren't for dame...jay may have stayed riding jaz-o's nuts into obscurity. you can't dismiss the role these dudes played, you also can't come down on dame without realizing all these dudes' time came and went (except diddy and baby who mastered the art of pimping artists to death).but without the Roc-a-Fella movement that was synonymous with and an integral part of his rise, who's to say Jay's career doesn't play out like AZ's? Instead of having a team like the Roc, if Jay was just a mid 90's mafiaso era rapper randomly plugged in a cog in a major label machine...dude's like Dame, Suge, Baby, Irv, etc. ain't just random inconsequential figures
Nukka looks like he should be on the back of a Vespa holding Starbucks cups in each hand while holding on to the driver with his groin and leg lock
If a deflated balloon could express emotion, this would be its pose
He looks like Prodigy's taller, uglier brother
Nikka looks like some nerd ass fan that won backstage passes to a diplomats concert.
If a deflated balloon could express emotion, this would be its pose
how didn't i see thishe looks exactly like
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every dude in the game isn't a jay-z, snoop, em, kanye type multi millionaire crossover star. and lets not act like both the demise of the roc, stupid hood antics, and inevitable mid-level rapper falloff didn't knock them other dudes out the game. outside of diddy ( who lucked up pimping the shyt outta folks in the era when everyone sold plat) and dre (who lucked up signing em and linking up with 50) none of these hood record execs have sustained their empires (master p, irv, JD, dee & waah)