Honestly, I am always against ghostwriting, like dude said, especially in rap. How could you take 2Pac's deepest verses seriously, knowing that some other dude wrote it?
I understand it for other genres like pop or R&B, but rap used to be about expressing yourself, your own thoughts and feelings on the record. So for me, ghostwriting is still shameful in terms of rappers being credible to their audience. You are making money off of another man's work to make yourself look good. To me that's Milli Vanilli type of shyt.
I understand it for other genres like pop or R&B, but rap used to be about expressing yourself, your own thoughts and feelings on the record. So for me, ghostwriting is still shameful in terms of rappers being credible to their audience. You are making money off of another man's work to make yourself look good. To me that's Milli Vanilli type of shyt.