French Montana, "labels are getting life insurance on artists" "praying on making millions on his death."

[George's Dilemma]

Says volumes about the rap game and what these labels think about the culture, if you want to call it that.

French Montana Says Record Labels Are Taking Out Life Insurance Policies On Hip Hop Artists

“But now it’s even crazier because they getting life insurance on artists,” Montana said. When asked by Akademiks if the labels are just being “realistic,” the Coke Boys founder that they’ve taken it a bit too far.

“They’re being realistic and you know, you’re supposed to have life insurance anyway, but when the label does it if you don’t have one, that’s crazy, you know?”

Montana also said that his past encounters nearly nearly ended the same way.

“We was beefing for real,” he explained.” People was dying and this and that, and it was blocking a lot of money. People didn’t want to touch you. Your rap friends stop picking up, the labels stop picking up. It gets crazy. But now it’s even crazier, they gettin’ life insurance on artists. At least back then, we didn’t have that. You’re praying on his death. You’re praying on making millions on his death.”

 

[The Fade]

Death Clause + signing artists who are all opps with each other


gotta remember this shyt is ran by organized crime and intelligence

 

[ViShawn]

There's definitely something to this.

 

[RedCloakBlackWraithe]

Death Clause + signing artists who are all opps with each other


gotta remember this shyt is ran by organized crime and intelligence

no it's not but the execs are all of a certain select people predominantly, the same folks who made beaucoup bucks on the slave trade.

 

[Sterling Archer]

*jew hands intensifies*

 

[Heafcliffe]

Not shocked by these labels, man...

 

[Sauce and Footwork]

fukk these labels and these c00n ass rappers. promote black self destruction then I do hope you die

 

[Hey_zeus]

Both sides.

 

[010101]

nothing new*

 

[BK The Great]

Salute to him for speaking up on it, a lot of these so called “real” rappers ain’t speaking up on this shyt.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

I don’t know if it’s true but I wouldn’t be shocked if it is

 

[The Fade]

no it's not but the execs are all of a certain select people predominantly, the same folks who made beaucoup bucks on the slave trade.

It’s been ran by the mob since the jazz era. Jazz+Prohibition made a lot of money and they were strong arming black people. That’s why Louis Armstrong ran to France for a bit. Jimi’s manager had Mob and FBI ties. 69’s handler is Rahm Emanuels brother who helps run William Morris Endeavor. It makes sense why 69 was baiting Chicago rappers. A successful pop rock musician also had to wait till a lot of mobsters were dead to write a book about how interconnected organized crime is with music

 

[Man On Fire]

Rap is a extremely cutthroat and violent business

Been that way since the very beginning

 

[brandy]

I believe it. Pop Smoke has almost released more music after his death than alive. The label clearly profits more from their death.

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

no it's not but the execs are all of a certain select people predominantly, the same folks who made beaucoup bucks on the slave trade.

Wops had a large foothold in the music biz back I. The day.

Would muscle in on a black manager and take his talent. Force brehs into shytty contracts....payola.

All Italian and/or organized crime.

LAPD does the dirty work...

SAM COOKEs death was covered up with help from LAPD..italian gangsters likely had something to do with it too.