Travis Scott going in on 300 the label

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nothing mysterous about it....."DADDY LYOR" just wanted to get Travis mind right and understand YOU JUST CAN'T PUT SONGS OUT THERE without clearance and most importantly the proper setup ....that setup means = MONETIZE ($$$)

LYOR made it clear to his "son" Thug....he don't want his music out there like lost little orphans..he wants to be more controlling with the music by deciding what gets heard and what doesn't as a way not to saturate the market with music that 300 cant capitilize on....

LYOR is about INTELLECTUAL PROPERTIES...something that TRAVIS obviously don't understand....

as evident in TRAVIS popping shyt and now having to apologize:

Yup

 

[Y2Dre]

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[KENNY DA COOKER]

Michael Jackson Warned nikkas 20 years ago about dealing with Jews. nikkas never learn.

in this situation it pains me to say this but i gotta side with the jewish icon LYOR COHEN

it was a dumb move on Travis part...

simply because in 2016 it's no reason any artist should be ignorant to the value of streaming revenue

this ain't the early to mid 2000s where u can upload a song to the internet for Promotional purposes...

now a days...any click to listen to a stream is POTENTIAL REVENUE....

and we have gone way to far down the rabbit hole to turn back.....

this is the age we live in....Travis was basically fukking up the money for everyone including himself by posting the song without acknowlegeing obligations

such as the fact that WARNER records has a licensing agreement with SOUNDCLOUD and 300 being a WARNER subsidary decides what goes on soundcloud and what doesn't ....not only that Warner owns a share of soundcloud...

so Travis need to get his mind right


and back to LYOR one thing i can say unlike most of his OLD AZZ PEERS such as LA REID, IRVING AZOFF and others...LYOR has made the transition to the digital streaming age with ease.....

he didn't let it pass him by...he was smart enough to research and make the moves that we see now...

unfortuantly ....alot of black artists and moguls didn't do that....

i tried consulting a few black artists on this concept years ago but they ain't wanna listen...

can't get mad at Lyor