Lyor gon' Lyor

[TEKBEATZ]

 

[TEKBEATZ]

 

[Ohene]

Vlad is the woat interviewer

 

[Kitsch]

ain't never lie.

 

[Young/Nacho\Drawz]

5:48 mark Liar Cohen

 

[Chef]

he wants every cent thats gonna come out of his artist. he doesnt want them creating a buzz that he didnt create for them.

nikkas can't make free music?! Even its on their own dime?! I'm not even a big fan of them but I got their last mixtape in rotation on my phone and I love it.

 

[Vilhena]

Vlad is the woat interviewer

Nah he just trying to catch nikkas slipping, making this interview awkard as hell will get more views.

 

[Patrick Kane]

Interview got awkward as hell man long pauses and checking with the manager if you can speak.

That shyt had me uncomfortable. What's wrong with that nikka? nikka seems all delayed in his speech. Weird coming from a rapping ass nikka too

Lyor tryna eat off both of them separately for now, he's saving a project like that for later to really cash in on these guys.

 

[Patrick Kane]

nikkas can't make free music?! Even its on their own dime?! I'm not even a big fan of them but I got their last mixtape in rotation on my phone and I love it.

Contracts

A lot of these dudes have fukked up paperwork too

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

nikkas can't make free music?! Even its on their own dime?! I'm not even a big fan of them but I got their last mixtape in rotation on my phone and I love it.

they are signed to a contract. No. they cannot do anything musically without an Ok from the label first.

 

[Wepa Man]

 

[Hardaway]

lyor played a part in a lot of classic music coming out

if he was blacc y'all would be on his dicc

dumbass coli strikes again

 

[Chef]

Contracts

A lot of these dudes have fukked up paperwork too

they are signed to a contract. No. they cannot do anything musically without an Ok from the label first.

Business is savage..

 

[Piff Perkins]

300 is such a perfect idea for a guy like Lyor. Super low overhead, exploiting quick/up and coming talent from the beginning, maximize profits. The profits are smaller today than they were under Def Jam back in the day obviously, but from a business perspective it's a logical way to approach the music business today with so few people buying albums.

But it turns artists more into property than ever before. He owns these dudes. And he has a schedule that dictates how and when they will be exploited. When they're no longer worth shyt they'll be thrown in the bushes.

Migos should have just hired a dope manager and promoter and kept it moving. Very few ATL artists matter 2-3 years after they debut. You gotta make as much money you can and try to keep re-inventing yourself or keep providing hits. They're doing the latter but things aren't as hot as they were 1-2 years ago. They don't got time to lose money or momentum because 300 is more focused on something else...

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

did he say that? I didnt watch the video....


but Ja Rule said when Lyor chose him over a few other rapper in the room, Lyor said, "I don't want them, I just want the little nikka right there" It was in a Vlad interview

Lyor said "lil nikka" breh?