NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
Funny thing is. MJ would’ve more than likely definitely did good by Dre had Dre went through with it. MJ was notorious for giving black entertainers the money they were owed.
Facts, Mike was testing him
Funny thing is. MJ would’ve more than likely definitely did good by Dre had Dre went through with it. MJ was notorious for giving black entertainers the money they were owed.
This happened in '91. Was Dre a "giant" then?Only a GOAT could ask that from a giant like Dre. He basically shytted on him, in a soft voice.
He sure acted like one denying MJ.This happened in '91. Was Dre a "giant" then?
This happened in '91. Was Dre a "giant" then?
IMO DRE SHOULDA DID IT
OR AT LEAST NEGOTIATED THE USE OF 3-4 SAMPLES TOTAL
"Butterflies" was about as close to a Dre produced MJ song as we're going to get. It has this Dre/Storch circa 2001 vibe to it.
I’m going back and forth on it....
On one hand...its MICHAEL fukkING JACKSON. Producing on his album is God Tier shyt.
But on the other hand...if you ain’t getting paid for work you do then thats sucka shyt.
I’m going back and forth on it....
On one hand...its MICHAEL fukkING JACKSON. Producing on his album is God Tier shyt.
But on the other hand...if you ain’t getting paid for work you do then thats sucka shyt.
You think so? Imo it has that Phily/Detroit soul vibe with the off rhythm kick and sloppy bassline. I did not get a Dre vibe at all. Hmm that is an interesting take.
LMAO @ no publishing but 1991 Michael Jackson could get whatever the fukk he wanted. And to keep it 100, Teddy was putting out better, sample-free shyt than Dre.
Now, I’m sure people will be likebut Teddy created a wave that damn near EVERYONE jumped on during the New Jack era, including the biggest artists ever.
LMAO @ no publishing but 1991 Michael Jackson could get whatever the fukk he wanted. And to keep it 100, Teddy was putting out better, sample-free shyt than Dre.
Now, I’m sure people will be likebut Teddy created a wave that damn near EVERYONE jumped on during the New Jack era, including the biggest artists ever.