none of that is ghost writing tho
like i said before... a producer hitting you with a beat... a hook... yo this should be about a girl.... yo son say this shyt right here.....
is totally different from, here's a fully made song... here's the instrumental... do exactly what i did and tell everyone you wrote it
If someone else is writing words you are saying, its ghost writing. So if a writing pool came up with a hook and bridge already laid out for the artist they are ghost writing the hook. No two ways to about it.
Here is a perfect example of a concept thought up by someone else (Mark Batson), with the hook performed by someone else (D'Angelo), the verses written by other people (DOC for Dre and there was a few people writing for Snoop on this album), with the beat done by someone else (Mark Batson).....a GREAT song too...
and dre and snoop are bullshyt for that
like i said.. someone writing a hook.. ehhhhh... i don't care.. a line.. when you writing a whole album.... ok ok ok.. someone got some lines of suggestion
but here bro... here's your verse.. rap this.... you've taken ALL the talent out of the process and walking with your head up like "yea i'm nice on the mic" that will NEVER be accepted in hip hop.. you bragging, boasting, talking shyt bout life and your life.. and you didn't even write the shyt or have input on it.. you're not hot... your writers are
yea but the example you gave... neither rappers even performed the hook.. so if that's all that happened, it doesn't count... and 99% of the time, hook writers get creditThat's great on what you might feel is acceptable or not but that doesn't change the fact if you are performing someone elses lyrics they are ghost writing for you. They are writing for you. You can't just assign 12 songs or 200 bars as some type of level of when it goes from nothing worth mentioning to 'ghost writing'
As for all the purist stuff, that sounds good and all but I bet there are songs you like where someone else did the heavy lifting on the song.
Would it break your heart or would you start defending the use of ghostwriters?
How do you think the stans of the following artists would react?
- Kendrick stans . . Drake stans . . Eminem stans . . 50 stans . . Jay Z stans . . Nas stans
Nas using ghostwriters would seriously make me lose faith in Hip Hop real talk
If someone else is writing words you are saying, its ghost writing. So if a writing pool came up with a hook and bridge already laid out for the artist they are ghost writing the hook. No two ways to about it.
Here is a perfect example of a concept thought up by someone else (Mark Batson), with the hook performed by someone else (D'Angelo), the verses written by other people (DOC for Dre and there was a few people writing for Snoop on this album), with the beat done by someone else (Mark Batson).....a GREAT song too...