they have their niche, but I don't think we are going to see a huge movement like those in the past saleswise it it is what it is.
so MMG are pretty much finished (Complex article)
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PhonZhi
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lol. wheres that kid that has been arguing me down all week? acting like these media outlets are gospel.
anybody that thinks MMG has no buzz needs to go outside.
@kingofnyc is his name.
are u stupid... or something
da fukk dose this have anything to do with biggie;badboy from damn near 2 decades ago
Another, more troubling development, concerns the decreasing significance of black radio as a tastemaker; as Billboard began to incorporate digital downloads and streaming, they lost their ability to qualify listenerships geographically, and along other demographic lines, as they had been able to do in the past. Add to this an imbalance in which streams are counted towards the charts (for example, WorldStarHipHop still has no impact on Billboard charts), and you end up with some bizarre results, like Macklemore or Psy topping the hip-hop charts without any hip-hop radio airplay.
But the hip-hop charts aren’t all college-friendly hip-hop and crossover artists like Macklemore. Clubs are still a driving force in hip-hop’s sound (as is, increasingly, Vine, a viral appendage of the club, helping singles like The FiNATTiCZ “Don’t Drop That Thun Thun” make Billboard a year after their release). In the last half of 2013, the most popular hip-hop has made a gradual shift from the Atlanta sounds of Mike Will Made It and DJ Spinz towards California’s self-described “ratchet” sound: the syncopated thump of producers like DJ Mustard. You can hear it from Cali newcomers like Sage the Gemini, whose “Red Nose” and “Gas Pedal” singles have had significant chart traction. You can hear it in singles from Atlanta artists like Rich Homie Quan and Young Jeezy (“My nikka,” "R.I.P."). And you hear it on crossover R&B cuts like B. Smyth’s “Leggo.”
They elephant in the room. Cornballs dictate whats hot
But the hip-hop charts aren’t all college-friendly hip-hop and crossover artists like Macklemore. Clubs are still a driving force in hip-hop’s sound (as is, increasingly, Vine, a viral appendage of the club, helping singles like The FiNATTiCZ “Don’t Drop That Thun Thun” make Billboard a year after their release). In the last half of 2013, the most popular hip-hop has made a gradual shift from the Atlanta sounds of Mike Will Made It and DJ Spinz towards California’s self-described “ratchet” sound: the syncopated thump of producers like DJ Mustard. You can hear it from Cali newcomers like Sage the Gemini, whose “Red Nose” and “Gas Pedal” singles have had significant chart traction. You can hear it in singles from Atlanta artists like Rich Homie Quan and Young Jeezy (“My nikka,” "R.I.P."). And you hear it on crossover R&B cuts like B. Smyth’s “Leggo.”
They elephant in the room. Cornballs dictate whats hot
prophecypro
Hollywood North
Their last 2 group albums havent seem to gotten any attention or even had a concentrated effort to be promoted.
But their solo stuff still seems to garner attention. As a unit they're not as hot as a couple of years ago but I'd still say they are a relevant roster in today's lanscape
And its not like I dig the crew or think they are special
But their solo stuff still seems to garner attention. As a unit they're not as hot as a couple of years ago but I'd still say they are a relevant roster in today's lanscape
And its not like I dig the crew or think they are special
Digga38
The seperation between what's fake and what's real
when their shills started posting hereWhen did we start taking what Complex magazine says as gospel?
are u stupid... or something
da fukk dose this have anything to do with biggie;badboy from damn near 2 decades ago
its not about bad boy.
its about you.
diddy stopped puttin $$ behind them and now they 
see hwat happens when marketing $$$ aint put behind you anymore.. your left with harsh realities
see hwat happens when marketing $$$ aint put behind you anymore.. your left with harsh realities
about meread the article... dont even know 70% of the artist listed
u gotta explain what this has to do with our dispute
read the article... dont even know 70% of the artist listed
u gotta explain what this has to do with our dispute
Still FloW
Gawd Of Shinobi
You mean that ''ICE'' nikka on twitter ?