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Too Short on a DJ Mustard beat....
I don't know if that sounds good or bad.
Is there another old rapper that could pull a Juicy J type come up???
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Too Short on a DJ Mustard beat....
I don't know if that sounds good or bad.
if Pimp C were alive...
went from rubba band business to dark horse.....HE MADE IT
Excellent answer
Cam could, but he won't
Cam likes to give young talent a chance. He prefers working with younger producers, so you get what you pay for. He may collab with a few artist, but he's not going to join that ridiculous top tier circle where all these guys just work each other
I remember in an old interview like 10 years ago, one of his big reasons for forming the diplomats was to do collaborations, but keep it in house, that way if there's a hit song, they can actually perform the whole song on stage. It looks ridiculous if you have a hit song with another artist, but can't perform the whole song.
random, but didnt know Ross was older than Cam
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He dropped a sick ass verse on ASAP NAST's "Trillmatic" joint...
E-40 did it in 06, he even made a song about it: Got rich twice.
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Broke hoes is a no no
We need prime Kurupt
Animal House
Superstar
Yeah Killa is one of those rare cats that make almost anything sound hot
Yo if Cam got off of them struggle beats and onto some dope production.........
Nope.
Levels to this shyt.
Most named in this thread don't have the same ear for knowing what the average consumer wants to hear, and ability to constantly re-invent themselves and make their music appealing to a new generation of listeners, like the Juice.
Most don't have his business acumen & hustle.
Most haven't had the same consistent level of success over a 20 year period.
He understands how to succeed, in this industry in ways that alot of these so-called "legends" don't because most of his career was spent in a CEO/Executive type role with 3-6. He owned a nightclub in Memphis when he was 19 years old for christsake. The man just knows how to operate & succeed in business.
To be able to build an entirely new fanbase from scratch after 20 years in the game, most of which are half your age in the genre of rap is just and is probably unprecedented. We won't be seeing this again.
Levels to this shyt.
Most named in this thread don't have the same ear for knowing what the average consumer wants to hear, and ability to constantly re-invent themselves and make their music appealing to a new generation of listeners, like the Juice.
Most don't have his business acumen & hustle.
Most haven't had the same consistent level of success over a 20 year period.
He understands how to succeed, in this industry in ways that alot of these so-called "legends" don't because most of his career was spent in a CEO/Executive type role with 3-6. He owned a nightclub in Memphis when he was 19 years old for christsake. The man just knows how to operate & succeed in business.
To be able to build an entirely new fanbase from scratch after 20 years in the game, most of which are half your age in the genre of rap is just
and is probably unprecedented. We won't be seeing this again.