I Thought Boosie Was Going To Run The Rap Game When He Got Out The Joint

[2Quik4UHoes]

Nobody gets out of jail and get bigger than they were before they went in.



I dont think.



Educate me if im wrong.

Pac is the only exception, Project Pat ain't really fall off from his jail stints but he definitely killed his momentum and his chances to get on in the early 2000s.

The hard drive with a lot of Boosie's work was taken by police and never returned if I'm not mistaken.

 

[Still Benefited]

Boosie is proof that "the streets" ain't what it used to be. This ain't the days of DMX running around and dropping classics randomly.

All that hype and the ratchet crowd proved to be disloyal as fukk.

Yall better cut that out and respect a street nikka and ratchets buying power outchea

nikkas who got the streets on lock and make music to please that fanbase never fail to succeed....Maybe it was Boosie who was unloyal to his fanbase,besides the obvious "Black people are the worst people in the world comment" which I hoped and assumed he didn't mean like that.....We gon pretend he lived up to the hype when he got out?He had all eyes and ears on em as far as new fans,but he dropped a lot of lackluster tracks when maybe he should've waited til he had a sure thing.....Not only that,but something about his flow and delivery aint been quite the same on most of his tracks since he got out....and on top of that he switched it up and was obviously going for a little more commercial feel,working with a lot of big names and corny nikkas,even wanted a Bieber collab

You should applaud his fans who knew what this album was,and allowed it to flop so he could come home and get back to doing what he does best....One last thing to note is his album was bought to you by Atlantic records....I knew it would likely be wack from the moment they announced it.

Once Atlantic sees you have success or thinks they can take you to the next level and starts getting involved its a guarantee they will water your product down to the point where your almost unrecognizable to your fans,they will push for you to water your album down for mainstream consumption....the list of artist they've ruined is pretty long,worst label in modern history,i stand by this statement.

hash tags like #FreeBoosie and #Futurehive etc,obviously can bring new listeners and fake fans who just wanna be apart of some new shyt.....But its up to the artist to ignore those people and keep making music for the core fanbase that got em where they are....Hopefully Future continues to do that,and Boosie gets back on track with the flow.

 

[Stir Fry]

Nobody gets out of jail and get bigger than they were before they went in.



I dont think.



Educate me if im wrong.

Mac Dre FWIW

 

[Renegade47]

Pac is the only exception, Project Pat ain't really fall off from his jail stints but he definitely killed his momentum and his chances to get on in the early 2000s.

The hard drive with a lot of Boosie's work was taken by police and never returned if I'm not mistaken.

I forgot about pac.

 

[Wise]

I thought his album is a top 3 this year and the mixtape he dropped was one of the last best ones I heard front to back

Commercially though I see what you mean

 

[stealthbomber]

never been a huge fan of boosie but i knew that #freeboosie shyt was all hype

ima say this too if max ever gets out he'll face the same shyt

we'll see where all them #freethewave nikkas are when the album drops

probably be a little bigger because he seemed to have some industry push behind him, or at least it was coming in the near near future

also french is pretty big so he could get on some big mainstream singles... he better get that lawyer to eat the case soon

and im a fan of his, just trying to start conversation

 

[Wild self]

Anybody can run the game. Standards have been lowered.

Damn shame the rap game been reduced to a parody.

 

[Wild self]

Yall better cut that out and respect a street nikka and ratchets buying power outchea

nikkas who got the streets on lock and make music to please that fanbase never fail to succeed....Maybe it was Boosie who was unloyal to his fanbase,besides the obvious "Black people are the worst people in the world comment" which I hoped and assumed he didn't mean like that.....We gon pretend he lived up to the hype when he got out?He had all eyes and ears on em as far as new fans,but he dropped a lot of lackluster tracks when maybe he should've waited til he had a sure thing.....Not only that,but something about his flow and delivery aint been quite the same on most of his tracks since he got out....and on top of that he switched it up and was obviously going for a little more commercial feel,working with a lot of big names and corny nikkas,even wanted a Bieber collab

You should applaud his fans who knew what this album was,and allowed it to flop so he could come home and get back to doing what he does best....One last thing to note is his album was bought to you by Atlantic records....I knew it would likely be wack from the moment they announced it.

Once Atlantic sees you have success or thinks they can take you to the next level and starts getting involved its a guarantee they will water your product down to the point where your almost unrecognizable to your fans,they will push for you to water your album down for mainstream consumption....the list of artist they've ruined is pretty long,worst label in modern history,i stand by this statement.

hash tags like #FreeBoosie and #Futurehive etc,obviously can bring new listeners and fake fans who just wanna be apart of some new shyt.....But its up to the artist to ignore those people and keep making music for the core fanbase that got em where they are....Hopefully Future continues to do that,and Boosie gets back on track with the flow.

That makes sense. Atlantic watered it down.

 

[Big Boss]

Boosie is proof that "the streets" ain't what it used to be. This ain't the days of DMX running around and dropping classics randomly.

All that hype and the ratchet crowd proved to be disloyal as fukk.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

It will be the same when Gucci comes home. Fake fans everywhere pumping him up & then people acting like they were never on the bandwagon.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

I don't even think his last album went gold. After all that free Boosie shyt everybody was hollering he still not bigger than he was when he went in from a relevancy perspective. This is what happens when your primary demographic is trap nikkas and ratchet bytches. They'll come to your shows but they won't cash out for an album. I thought he would take the rap game back to the streets and have an impact close to what Pac had when he got out.

Yes this has been discussed. Being huge in the streets or amongst black people doesn't translate to dollars. Nikkaz pockets be on some shyt about paying for music but same nikkaz wanna rap so they are willing to venture into a business which they don't support themselves or value.

 

[Prominence0]

I don't even think his last album went gold. After all that free Boosie shyt everybody was hollering he still not bigger than he was when he went in from a relevancy perspective. This is what happens when your primary demographic is trap nikkas and ratchet bytches. They'll come to your shows but they won't cash out for an album. I thought he would take the rap game back to the streets and have an impact close to what Pac had when he got out.

Didn't you just get exposed cacthoughts how about you shut the fukk up.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

Didn't you just get exposed cacthoughts how about you shut the fukk up.

Show me the post that exposed me and I'll rep you. If you cant or refuse then I'll do thr opposite.

 

[ML29]

white people liked boosie too tho

They moved on to other bandwagons by time he got out and released new music. So what good were they?

 

[NoSingleMothersB]

Why is this forum so obsessed with album sales? The majority of you don't buy albums.

If you want to support an artist, you go to their shows? Little money is made after everyone gets their cut.