Slaughterhouse tells fans "We dont give a f*ck what you think about album"

[Brian O'Conner]

Here's a question - why did Em release bad and evil with Royce after he signed slaughterhouse. That album went gold. Then they waited so long to put out the album.

I feel like bad and evil should have been the slaughterhouse album.

 

[Big Mel]

Dead at "Laughterhouse".

 

[Y2Dre]

Dead at "Laughterhouse".

Strugglehouse is the name i gave them on twitter a while back.

 

[SAJ!!]

site is full of G.O.O.D music and Ross fakkits

 

[SAJ!!]

Slaughterhouse fans are like Black Republicans..A small vocal minority with No power or influence...Don't donate any money.. But at the end of the day aren't going anywhere so they feel comfortable sh!ttin on them...

Fixed.

 

[thaKEAF]

"I tell nikkas I can't understand it that's blue magic" popped in my head when I heard that Skylar Grey bytch or whatever singing all over their hooks. The first album was weak but at least it was them. Joe has pretty much made it hard to be a fan these past couple of years outside of MM4. I'll still check for solo stuff he drops but outside of Quality Of Life it's been skraight the past two years.

 

[el_oh_el]

fool ass nikkas
guess they don't give a fukk about havin fans neither

 

[raw613]

i actually supported the first album and the solo material that i liked in the past, but all commercial music isn't bad but they just aren't that good at it, don't be mad that people weren't feeling you going way outside of the niche you had, hell big name producers isn't the problem the style of production a rick ross has could have even worked but some top 40 shyt just doesn't suit what their strong points that's not the fans fault. I'm not a slaugherhouse hater at all but if Nas who has a bigger and loyal fan base wasn't above criticism during the nastradamus era why would they get a pass?

 

[Super Cheech]

Album was ...but not because it was "commercial"...because the music was just flat out terrible

 

[raw613]

Album was ...but not because it was "commercial"...because the music was just flat out terrible

ya what it all boils to people have put out mainstream sounding albums that are good it just isn't

 

[Absolut da poet ®]

you nikkas care too much

lol

I'll toss this album in the recycle bin and put some NaS on

tell them nikkas to keep it movin'

 

[CrimsonTider]

Their album flopping was a justice to hiphop. It serves as an example to younger artists that selling out your fans to shamelessly appeal to the radio after you've been preaching the opposite your whole career and you might end up like these 4 bums

What example does the 1st album flopping represent?

 

[Wepa Man]

 

[raw613]

What example does the 1st album flopping represent?

having a small budget, for this to even have a long term benefit commercial or not, the music would have to still be above average and its not that's the bigger problem

 

[Long Live The Kane]

I guarantee you Interscope gives a fukk that they put all that money into them making a Recovery/Lasers/Pink Friday sounding pop-rap album just for them to flop like Yelawolf though...the album bricked and they don't even have huge single sales to save it...you can only be effectively flippant about selling out your entire fanbase if you're actually successful while doing so...otherwise, what leg do you have to stand on..."I don't give a fukk if our actual fans like this album, we made this crap pop rap shyt for that massive mainstream crowd of 60K thru 2weeks to enjoy" ...what was even the point, now they just look like failures and jackasses without the "they're making real hip hop son, bringing that raw that the game needs" crutch to fall back on