Nipsey Hussle proves he's earned $1MILLION Through Ownership of his Music

[L&HH]

I'm still setting it up everything is gonna be online so I'm just doing my research... you got a connect, tips?

Oh yeah you do dude with the Action Jackson book. Nah, I don't really have any connections especially for promoting a book. Maybe you can try to see if there's ny relevant subreddits and try posting on there. Also might look for influencers on IG, youtube, facebook in your niche. Idk any influencers that review books but there are probably some out there.

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

No way be made that money in a quarter


There's gotta be more to it

tunecore lets you keep 100% of your sales revenue


so if your cd sells for 9.99 on itunes.... and itunes pays out 7.99.. then you only need to sell 100k to make 799k


i'm a member of tunecore and have been for years... their periods are 3 months long and you get a breakdown by period



mind you, you are on unlimited stores and streaming sites for that 29.99 per album fee... so i have albums on apple, apple music, android, spotify, tidal, and literally 50 other sites, worldwide.. plus amazon sells hard copies if you want those


for him to do 900k a quarter, that's really nothing with all the sites it's on for sale at... plus you get paid off all the streaming apps too



meanwhile universal probably giving their artists 25 cents a sale

 

[ORDER_66]

Oh yeah you do dude with the Action Jackson book. Nah, I don't really have any connections especially for promoting a book. Maybe you can try to see if there's ny relevant subreddits and try posting on there. Also might look for influencers on IG, youtube, facebook in your niche. Idk any influencers that review books but there are probably some out there.

Not just the book my friend I got T-shirts and hats Im working on.

Instagram: aaronjackson_official

 

[L&HH]

Not just the book my friend I got T-shirts and hats Im working on.

Instagram: aaronjackson_official

Why not post an actual like. The only aaronjackson coming on google is some white dj

 

[ORDER_66]

Why not post an actual like. The only aaronjackson coming on google is some white dj

I just started the page today... It might take a while before google even register it

Norman R.Colson (@aaronjackson_official) • Instagram photos and videos

 

[L&HH]

I just started the page today... It might take a while before google even register it

Norman R.Colson (@aaronjackson_official) • Instagram photos and videos

You can use something like instagress to mass follow other accounts in your niche [again I'm not sure which users on IG read books but some of them probably do]

Subway book review:
Subway Book Review (@subwaybookreview) • Instagram photos and videos
Tracey (@youngadultbookaddict) • Instagram photos and videos

Hot Dudes Reading (@hotdudesreading) • Instagram photos and videos

 

[ORDER_66]

You can use something like instagress to mass follow other accounts in your niche [again I'm not sure which users on IG read books but some of them probably do]

Subway book review:
Subway Book Review (@subwaybookreview) • Instagram photos and videos
Tracey (@youngadultbookaddict) • Instagram photos and videos

Hot Dudes Reading (@hotdudesreading) • Instagram photos and videos

I got it....

I'm new to this instagram shyt, its so damn foreign...

 

[ALonelyDad]

Good for him, the internet is way too big now for people not to use it. These companies are basically stealing money from the artist, you can promote your own stuff and keep your money.

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

With 360s is it still 10 cents a record?

yup... plus now they getting percents of all your other money too

where before they was giving 10 cents and nothing else.. that's why anybody who was in rap prior to 2010s, straight up feel disrespected to be offered a 360.. and a lot of artists who were just getting signed but kept the old deal, were getting threats from the label to sign a new 360 or never get their album dropped (lupe with lasers)


these labels know you some broke or middle class dude... you are not going to be able to compete with the FAME they give you, so they will offer you shyt and tell you it's good for you


like people are saying in here, nipsey don't have the fame, or press, or awards like these other dudes... but while they selling 30k and all over the place for pennies... he's doing 100k and quietly counting all his money


BUT PLEASE DO NOT KID YOURSELF


the likely hood of you pushing even 10k records without serious connects and money behind you is fukking impossible... look at his records and who is on them and who produces them and shyt


you are not getting these features and production with no 5k..... not even 50k would get all the people that was on slauson boy 2

but i'm sure through gang affiliation, drug money and label deals he had in the past, he's made enough connections to get favors and passes

 

[Ripp]

Just go to Tunecore. Register an account and upload your album. It cost 30 bucks to put your album up on Tunecore or 20 bucks for a single and you have to pay a yearly amount of about 40 per album release. The reason you do this is so you keep all your money you make off the album. Other companies like CD Baby will upload it for free and take 30% off all sales. But if you miss a payment Tunecore keeps your royalties but you can take the album down anytime you want say if you get a new record deal or something. It's worth it, the Tunecore account alone takes up 2 pages of Google based on the stores it puts your shyt in. Combine that with the official website that I paid for hosting and designed http://citylivemediagroup.com/ and my online presence is there. BTW I just got booked for two paid shows next week. Promoter Googled my album and booked me off that. The pay is absolute shyt but any money for rocking the mic is good money. After the Holidays when I get some money I'm shooting a few music videos for more visuals

I be rapping on "free" beats that producers put out. About how much do you pay to own the beats and the rights to it so you can make money

 

[TransJenner]

tunecore lets you keep 100% of your sales revenue


so if your cd sells for 9.99 on itunes.... and itunes pays out 7.99.. then you only need to sell 100k to make 799k


i'm a member of tunecore and have been for years... their periods are 3 months long and you get a breakdown by period



mind you, you are on unlimited stores and streaming sites for that 29.99 per album fee... so i have albums on apple, apple music, android, spotify, tidal, and literally 50 other sites, worldwide.. plus amazon sells hard copies if you want those


for him to do 900k a quarter, that's really nothing with all the sites it's on for sale at... plus you get paid off all the streaming apps too



meanwhile universal probably giving their artists 25 cents a sale

 

[DarkmanX]

Nip showing cats the ropes...it's rare you get a nucca that try n teach you the game....SALUTE as always

For real for real. Thats what i hate about people. Even tho i dont have alot of game, whenever i do get the knowledge of anything i quickly
share it with people like me (usually people of color and/or from struggling neighborhoods as i am).

Must be that Habesha blood in him

Btw, him saying "UM"; is that a double meaning or am i lookin into it too much?
UM = them and/or Universal Music (Group)? I mean they are in capital letters too right?

 

[The God Poster]

y'all brehs ain't reading...

the shyt says "THIS QUARTER" edit: PERIOD=3 months


that's how much he made in the past 3 months... and that's just tunecore money... that's not even shows and merch and other shyt he doing/selling

You right ...I never fully clicked on it

Even better tho Nip

 

[THE MACHINE]

I've heard some of the marathon mondays song and I've listened to Crenshaw but damn it seems long ago since I've checked him out. Same with guys like KRIT, J, Cole, Dom Kennedy. Idk used to listen to them 2010-2013 and then stopped for some reason.Tbh I stopped listening to alot of rap in general and started trying to fukk with some older RnB, house. I might go back cause these new guys really aren't cutting it

Gems from 2015

KRIT - Its Better This Way 10/10
Wale - The Album About Nothing 9/10
Scarface - Deeply Rooted 9/10

 

[Doobie Doo]

I be rapping on "free" beats that producers put out. About how much do you pay to own the beats and the rights to it so you can make money

The cost to own the beat is a price set by the producer. Copyright an album cost around 30 bucks