Ghostface Killah- Supreme Clientele Part 2

[Streetcar]

AD has been in multiple magazines talking about his input, for years. On the older and newer projects, I've heard people say what he's done on them. Just because dude looks like a weirdo, doesn't mean he should be dismissed for his work.

Don Cannon wasn't even credited when Pusha's joint came out. Kanye was credited as producing it. Don had to go around and tell people it was his beat, and that he didn't co-produce anything. I didn't say AD produced the whole album for Pusha, He did a few joints on there. But we all know when the album dropped, Ye was being credited as producing the whole joint himself. Kanye is doing the same shyt Swizz did on the last X album. He's taking whole tracks from other producers, and crediting the actual producer as a "co-producer", while not doing a thing on the beat.

I've been in the business since I was a kid. This is basically how they market shyt now. Take the bigger name, say they carried the production, and then eventually credit the actual producer. 88 Keys is my guy. Has been forever. He got the beat for "Numbers on the Boards" from Don Cannon. The full beat. He threw the talking part on it, after he got the track in. Kanye said to add the Hov clip, and when the track came out, he was listed as the producer, lol. He's been doing this same shyt for years, with different producers.

Andrew Dawson only has a co-production credit on MBDTF. I’ve scoured and if I asked you I don’t believe you could provide me with a rap beat he solely produced. No disrespect at all but I’m skeptical that he’s capable of beats this caliber based on what amounts to gossip. On that very same album Ye has sole credit on amazing beats and obviously with his documented talent and history of crediting (again, generous) it’s easier for me to believe he contributed more than AD tbh.

He was definitely credited even if “Kanye produced” was headlined. Also what you described is textbook add production which is what they’re credited for.

Pusha T - Numbers On The Boards (Prod. By Don Cannon & Kanye West)

The Georgia rapper described an instance during the recording of Yeezus. While Kanye was in the studio, a man walked in with leather black jeans on, which resulted in the "Black Skinhead" lyrics: "For my theme song/My leather black jeans on/ My by any means on."

The man who walked in with the leather pants ended up getting a cut.

"If you’re delivering waters, if you’re the engineer, if you’re the cameraman, if he ask you one thing about this song, you’re name is on this record," he said. "All you got to do is be in the brainstorming. If you were in the brainstorm room, you get part of the record."

CyHi the Prynce Says Kanye West Overpays People

 

[Awesome Wells]

source?

 

[REAL6]

So basically this is saying, it's not gonna be good.

The only people i could see executive producing is is RZA and/or Westside Gunn

 

[L $ C]

how is this 2 stars?


fam rza and everyone who did beats on SC is not dropping that shyt in 2021......with kanye you could get another great record if hes serious about it......

 

[L $ C]

So basically this is saying, it's not gonna be good.

The only people i could see executive producing is is RZA and/or Westside Gunn

as long as westside isnt rapping

 

[UpAndComing]

 

[YakSpiller]

Y'all just letting blind hate and emotions cloud your judgement.

All those beats are just fukking cool loops. They’re dope but let’s not act like they are some genius level shyt. Still Dreaming is one of my favorite Nas songs of all time but that beat ain’t nothing crazy. Same with Numbers On The Board and Tell your Friends.

All that shyt he did in Wyoming is basic as hell. Daytona is dope but the beats aren’t that crazy.

Kanye sound without all the people helping him is pretty basic/mediocre.

 

[REAL6]

how is this 2 stars?


fam rza and everyone who did beats on SC is not dropping that shyt in 2021......with kanye you could get another great record if hes serious about it......

And when was that? 15 or 20 years ago if that?

 

[L $ C]

And when was that? 15 or 20 years ago if that?

kanye just dropped a phenomenal project, he did pushas near classic that was 3 years ago...when focused kanye is kanye ...he loves this album and respects it

 

[Piff Perkins]

After the Nasir debacle I don't see how anyone can be excited for this. At the time I was hyped because I felt that no matter his mental state, Kanye was still a hip hop expert and understood what Nas sounds best on: hard up-tempo drums, dope piano loops, horns, etc. And then after I heard Daytona I was even more hyped. Yet when the album dropped it largely sounded like beats that were for a Kanye album, plus Not For Radio which sounded like a wack Hate Me Now imitation.

We're all hip hop fans here. We know EXCACTLY what SC2 should sound like. Soul loops, cartoon samples, break beats, 70s r&b, etc. Am I convinced that's what the album will sound like with modern Kanye? Nope. Hell if not for Nasir maybe I could convince myself "well maybe it'll be some old gospel samples like Life Of Pablo...." Nah I don't even think that's gonna happen. I got zero expectations or hopes.

 

[LJLYDK!]

Kanye and Mike Dean? Fr? Nah this ain’t gonna be it.

Gimme OB4CL 3 over this

 

[PaperEnterprise]

Do y’all know what executive produce means?

 

[ShaDynasty]

I can't see this not being good.

Kanye is a big Ghostface fan, and he got his production sound from Wu to a large extent. This should be his career coming full circle.

 

[REAL6]

kanye just dropped a phenomenal project, he did pushas near classic that was 3 years ago...when focused kanye is kanye ...he loves this album and respects it

Good joke, ill be back to comment on this comment when the album drops.

 

[YakSpiller]

Alchemist, Madlib and Doom (God rest his soul) would of had GFK in rare form.

I know Kanye has a relationship with Madlib so hopefully he can get something from him.