Lil Wayne DID NOT sell HIS masters, he sold DRAKES

[Formerly Black Trash]

Hotline Bling will fukk around and be on a Tide commercial in a few years

They fukking play it at Lowes

 

[Bondye Vodou]

 

[10bandz]

when Drake signed his deal back in 09 or 2010 they said he was gonna own his masters

 

[Stick Up Kid]

I still don't understand what went down between Drake and Wayne cause they obviously don't affiliate with each other like they used to. I wonder what happened.

Drake was on Wayne's podcast few weeks ago. They are still tight.

But Drake realizes Lil Wayne is musically and culturally irrelevant, and has been for 5-6 years now, so wouldnt help Drake's brand

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

I forgot about Hotline Bling

 

[Luke Cage]

if he was going to sell their masters for that cheap why not give Drake and Nicki and chance to get them?
they can afford to split 100 between to two of them?

 

[semicko82]

 

[Kenny West]

 

[Diondon]

Any contract can be re-contracted, pleighboi

 

[Doobie Doo]

Ask Montell Jordan how selling off his Master's has worked out for him.

It's on all those car commercials, Montell is getting that paper assuming he owns his publishing

 

[Master Teacher]

To those saying they won't sample those songs, they literally said the same thing in the 90s

Hell they wrote hip hop off and thought it was a passing fad

How many songs from the 90s have been sampled, most of the 90s hits had samples in them

 

[Master Teacher]

Hotline Bling will fukk around and be on a Tide commercial in a few years

one commercial in 50 years, not worth waiting for

 

[Master Teacher]

If masters are so valuable I can show the site where you can bid and buy artist masters, ANY ARTIST

 

[Master Teacher]

Yall can't compare a conglomerate like Universal to one person like wayne

By the time Wayne sees in real bread from those masters he will dead, they already made the most money they will ever make

Michael Jackson, mega stars like his are a THING OF THE PAST

Drake has zero classics, Juice and Jin was an instant classic, 5 years after it was released it was a classic a staple in the culture, none of Drake's music is a staple in the culture, his music don't even sound like the music the young artist are making now, already old and washed up

 

[George's Dilemma]

Keyword is in bold. It doesn't matter how you feel about a hit record, if it's a hit record then it's apart of some young nikka's personal soundtrack their generation will revisit in another decade or two.

90's Snoop revisited the 70s

2010 rappers revisted the 90s

2030 rappers will revisit 2010

I feel like a Hip Hop artist of this era will never see that kind of bread come back to them off sampling, commercials, or whatever in their golden years. 100 mil seems like the smart move.