Hit-boy was stuck in a 18 year publishing deal ….. until 😳🧐🧐🧐🧐

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Post doesn't even make sense, you're just further illustrating my point that Jay has major influence and pull. But whatever. Nobody will actually address nor refute my points so I'm off this, congrats to Hitboy.

And why would I "stay mad" when I could
Stay Dreamin and Stay Schemin

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He dont gotta save every person ever, but maybe throw a little help to the ROC artists he took advantage of.

It would take a lot less effort from him to give fukkin Omillio Sparks a helping hand over a highly sought after producer who I'm sure those fakkits at UMG didn't want to immediately give up.

OK so he helped out Hitboy, that's the kinda shyt you should be doing now that you're in a position of power, I'm supposed to dikk ride him cause he used his power for good for once???

Nah, stop making federal informants executives and gatekeeping the Superbowl like a bytch.
So help them dudes that run to podcast that been tossing dirt on his name?


He helped freeway and bleek and now Chris


You don’t get to talk about me like a dog then expect help they big boys


And who gatekeeping the Super Bowl?


The same Super Bowl before him had nothing but yt stars up there?


Let’s trade birdman for Jay running things and see how that would go
 
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Its not Jay-Z’s responsibility to save everyone in the music industry. The nikka literally rapped for his ENTIRE career on what moves to make, how to handle ones self as a not just a businessman but a BUSINESS, man; and how to look out for sharks in this game. Jay, RZA, and Nas literally gave everyone the blueprint on how to carry yourself and do business at the highest of levels. Tech 9, Currensy, Baldy James, and Ka showed everyone how to do it from the independent/underground hustle. There have been books written, interviews given, entire podcasts created dedicated to schooling and teaching prospective artists how to learn the industry. And nikkas expect Jay fukking Z to gift a helping hand to every nikka who signs a bad deal? Thats ludicrous.

Hit-Boy got lucky that he spent time with Jay, crafted him a big hit song, and Jay took a liking to him and helped him out, but thats the exception not the rule. At the end of the day, every man has his own path to walk and when he has to realize that when he signs contracts, them shyts be BINDING. Get a lawyer to look over your paperwork and if the juice ain’t the worth the squeeze then DON’T sign the shyt. I’m glad Hit-Boy got a helping hand from both Jay and Nas and they looked out after Hit helped both of their careers in a huge way. But there are wayyyyy too many resources available in the last 15 years that people can educate themselves on the evils of the business practices of the music industry, INCLUDING their favorite artist’s own lyrics, to be out here demanding Jay-Z or anybody lose sleep over every nikka who signs a contract without proper council.
 

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Its not Jay-Z’s responsibility to save everyone in the music industry. The nikka literally rapped for his ENTIRE career on what moves to make, how to handle ones self as a not just a businessman but a BUSINESS, man; and how to look out for sharks in this game. Jay, RZA, and Nas literally gave everyone the blueprint on how to carry yourself and do business at the highest of levels. Tech 9, Currensy, Baldy James, and Ka showed everyone how to do it from the independent/underground hustle. There have been books written, interviews given, entire podcasts created dedicated to schooling and teaching prospective artists how to learn the industry. And nikkas expect Jay fukking Z to gift a helping hand to every nikka who signs a bad deal? Thats ludicrous.

Hit-Boy got lucky that he spent time with Jay, crafted him a big hit song, and Jay took a liking to him and helped him out, but thats the exception not the rule. At the end of the day, every man has his own path to walk and when he has to realize that when he signs contracts, them shyts be BINDING. Get a lawyer to look over your paperwork and if the juice ain’t the worth the squeeze then DON’T sign the shyt. I’m glad Hit-Boy got a helping hand from both Jay and Nas and they looked out after Hit helped both of their careers in a huge way. But there are wayyyyy too many resources available in the last 15 years that people can educate themselves on the evils of the business practices of the music industry, INCLUDING their favorite artist’s own lyrics, to be out here demanding Jay-Z or anybody lose sleep over every nikka who signs a contract without proper council.
That’s what I been saying

And if he do it for too many people they will KILL Jay for that shyt


Nothing make them more upset than losing that money


See Prince you mean to tell me once he got his masters he died in his damn elevator with no recording


They was chasing MJ around until they got him


Chris brown got a new case every damn day


They want that money!!
 

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Only Obama has been more important the last 15 years


i used to have tell dudes naw that Jay z dude the best and cats would look at me like:childplease:

now that same guy is supposed to solve police brutality and fix every black person problems

never would I see the day when a dude like Jay z is supposed to save the world lol


he literally is the topic of discussion of every nail shop
 

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Brad talking about that time he was in jail for back child support


Jay got him out and made sure he never went back in for that again


All you have to do is not talk foul about him and you got a friend


How difficult is that


How you think big daddy Kane got that huge house in NC?
 

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Maaaan dont be fooled by Uncle Tom Ford, hes shackling more than hes freeing, somebody ask Jigga how the major label exec's found out about the secret meeting all the prominent independent black labels had about creating their own distribution and gaining true independence from these parasitic predatory labels!?!?!?

Hes a gatekeeping fakkit who loves the attention.

Happy for Hit tho, just hope he doesn't give any KD4 beats to rat whiskers as a thank you.
Dude thinks Damon Dash, Suge Knight and Irv Gotti were gonna start a global distribution company that could compete with 50 billion dollar UMG and probably Japans second biggest company in Sony… in the radio and physical distribution era, independently :mjlol:

Like who was stopping them?

One could barely keep a cookie company for more a year, tries to steal movies like its cookies, and hasn’t made a single successful move in the music industry without Jay and his people handling the higher level stuff, one was campaigning for a job at def jam, one ran an unsuccessful extortion company from Compton but now they were gonna create what billion dollar companies won’t even try :russ:

Also all 3 having being notorious cappers in common.

Kid there are several independent distribution companies, a lot of them get bought up by the majors. People realize that having to distribute music in Kazakhstan, New Zealand, keep radio contacts in Norway, TV execs in Kenya, record stores in 95 cities in the Uk and on might be kinda hard. But of course tinfoil hat cats that listen to Dame Dash or Suge Knight with no critical thinking at all probably never thought about that.

It’s amazing how some of these hiphop figures and podcasters can just stay lying and saying whatever to their fans and their fans just eat it like some brainwashed suicide bombers :mjlol:
 
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