If you was Jimmy Iovine, whose career would you end?
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Curtissssssss
I wonder why he hasn't done that 5 years ago.
Mac Casper
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Curtissssssss
So if you 'could' be in a position of power, you'd choose not to respect someone who is in a position of power
That goes for anybody and I'm not a fan of 50's music, you know me as someone who's impartial to any name I'm discussing - for me it's about the music - but 50 Cent is a person who has repeatedly proved he's in a position he deserves to be in
From a business standpoint yeah. But I woulda cut the recording contract after BISD. nikka been flop city since 2007So if you 'could' be in a position of power, you'd choose not to respect someone who is in a position of power
That goes for anybody and I'm not a fan of 50's music, you know me as someone who's impartial to any name I'm discussing - for me it's about the music - but 50 Cent is a person who has repeatedly proved he's in a position he deserves to be in
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
I'd just go about his releases in a different way, same goes for half of the industry. Anything can be profitable and largely depends on how much you're going to invest.
You know how some movies go straight to DVD and others are movie theater blockbusters with large promotional campaigns that you see on the sides of buses, billboards, TV, radio, YouTube, etc?
. . well in today's day in age not all artists warrant large scale release.
His music doesn't have to be released in the way that Lady Gaga's or Justin Biebers would but if they released his music the way they did say . . . Kreayshawn
(with a few CDs at stores that appealed to her demographics while being largely a digital release)things could work out
(kinda like 50 Cent's SK energy . . if 50 can finance that he should be able to do the same for his music independently) . .even if it doesn't profit, he can continue to operate his career as a front for energy drinks and workout plans
Breh he has some of the highest budget videos outI'd just go about his releases in a different way, same goes for half of the industry. Anything can be profitable and largely depends on how much you're going to invest.
You know how some movies go straight to DVD and others are movie theater blockbusters with large promotional campaigns that you see on the sides of buses, billboards, TV, radio, YouTube, etc?
. . well in today's day in age not all artists warrant large scale release.
His music doesn't have to be released in the way that Lady Gaga's or Justin Biebers would but if they released his music the way they did say . . . Kreayshawn
things could work out
(kinda like 50 Cent's SK energy . . if 50 can finance that he should be able to do the same for his music independently) . .even if it doesn't profit, he can continue to operate his career as a front for energy drinks and workout plans
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
If I were him I'd be developing ways to utilize our technological advances to the fullest so to as be able to make a video that looks well-done without a high budget . . like he was doing with his mixtape. Until you have a song that warrants a million dollar video (ala "Gangnam Style") you shouldn't be aiming for an expensive
we have the technology to do elaborate stuff for cheap
. . also didn't he paid of putting an advertisement for a porn site on one of the models in the video . . this is another way to do what I'm talking about, it doesn't have to cost to be effective
