The Next "Big" Mainstream New York Rapper Will Be An Industry Plant

[ucanthandlethetruth]

In regards to meek...People don't let NY people claim Philly or jersey rappers as an overall coast like the south does.

I think its cause people think NY is the entire east coast

its funny how that works.....


on another note the next industry plant will be from overseas possibly the uk

 

[Doctor Wily]

The best NYC rapper artist is Homeboy Sandman.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

Sounds an awful lot like a newage 50 cent.

50 was the man long before he went mainstream tho.

and new York was doing fine regardless.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I don't think the next big east coast rapper will be from ny

prolly not.

meek millie holdin the throne.

but the next big new York guy is gonna fit the thread's description.

 

[Mac Casper]

Only hard workin' artists thrive...

How many rappers are signed right now n have been for years but havent dropped one album n have no buzz? You only got to look at ymcmb rooster to see this...

You still gotta work hard to build a fanbase whether u signed to a major or not... The label will only push u if u push urself...

Also havin a good manager a good network and a hardworkin team behind u helps a lot

. . like hundreds if not thousands . . maybe you don't know it works

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

Naw homie... please explain this industry plant angle to me... please inquiring minds want to know

someone who is hyped up as a grass-roots artist, when in fact theyre not.

industry plants have been around prolly as long as the industry itself. a big deal is being made about it now within hip-hop because these labels seem to be using plants as their new business model for most of the new "stars". and its killing hip-hop. not saying that these are the 1st ever rap plants, but it was never prevalent like it is now, and the plants of the past certainly weren't made out to be kings like they are now.

 

[Rominati]

Slime been upping and trying to push this thread for the past 3 days

Industry plants are sOoOoOooo 2011, get over it. Its called fukking marketing. Welcome to the internet age.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

Slime been upping and trying to push this thread for the past 3 days

Industry plants are sOoOoOooo 2011, get over it. Its called fukking marketing. Welcome to the internet age.

upp what? this thread went multi without me. i didn't really start posting like that until now, and those posts are in response to those who quoted me.

replying to people is not uppin.

and aren't you involved in a plant scandal?

 

[Stez]

If 50 Cent plays ball & sucks Iovine's dikk, there's no doubting Iovine will flick the megastar switch & he'll reclaim the industry. Y'all just wait.

 

[Rominati]

upp what? this thread went multi without me.

replying to people is not uppin.

and aren't you involved in a plant scandal?

Sure, matta fact, Ive been employed by Universal Music Group to post on the Coli and introduce new east coast rappers every now and then.

Does that make you feel better about yourself?


Edit: Matta fact, check out this new Harlem rapper im working on , you will ALL hear about him in a minute

 

[scuba]

someone who is hyped up as a grass-roots artist, when in fact theyre not.

industry plants have been around prolly as long as the industry itself. a big deal is being made about it now within hip-hop because these labels seem to be using plants as their new business model for most of the new "stars". and its killing hip-hop. not saying that these are the 1st ever rap plants, but it was never prevalent like it is now, and the plants of the past certainly weren't made out to be kings like they are now.

I get what you are saying, but realistically thats just standard marketing... very few artists historically even made it to the stages of pressing up an record without label backing... maybe i am coming from an east coast perspective, i think in the south, and in the bay there have historically been a lot of unsigned artists that got known by just pressing up songs and floating them around. but as far as the east coast goes everyone from run dmc, to rakim, to nas, redman, wu tang, de la soul, you never heard of these dudes until they were down with some industry connects...

 

[Xtraz2]

There will never be a bigger industry plant than tha camel

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I get what you are saying, but realistically thats just standard marketing... very few artists historically even made it to the stages of pressing up an record without label backing... maybe i am coming from an east coast perspective, i think in the south, and in the bay there have historically been a lot of unsigned artists that got known by just pressing up songs and floating them around. but as far as the east coast goes everyone from run dmc, to rakim, to nas, redman, wu tang, de la soul, you never heard of these dudes until they were down with some industry connects...

no its not standard marketing.

theres a big difference.

for further explanation, use your search function. plenty of threads on this the past 4 years.

 

[CapitalforCapital]

This nikka was right lol

 

[SirBiatch]

lol at y'all forcing ASAP Rocky on that list. A dude who never pretended to be independent while buzzing with Live.Love.ASAP is somehow a plant. A dude who had zero public cosigns outside of Drake. But somehow that's the same as rappers who were forced by the biggest, richest and most powerful names in hip hop history (e.g. Jay-Z, Dre) and have a whole industry forcing their names into rap interviews/cosigns.

carry on