WELL DAMN i didn't know JUSTIN COMBS PUBLISHING was still eating off of JADAKISS SOLO ALBUMS

[Big Woadie]

The biggest idol in hip-hop history.

BIG HOMIE

 

[KravenMorehead™]

Jada: Every time I put out a solo album, he got to get an advance of 300k

I didn't realize Sheek was there until the half way point

JD: How long is the publishing situation?

Jada: Lifetime JD

JD: HUH

Styles:For life!

JD: oh wow

i ain't wanna laugh

 

[KravenMorehead™]

8. At this point, push for their second single. Offer them considerably less promotion to see if they’re viable on their own. Don’t offer any guidance on what the second single should be, as long as it’s not substantive or uplifting.

9. As their music career starts to flounder, they will get desperate. There will be voices of family and friends juxtaposed against the life they now live and a desperation to preserve their new lifestyle by any means. If music doesn’t provide sustainable income, they will turn to their former life. As a known entertainer and target of police, they won’t be able to successfully transition back into the streets. They will end up entangled in a perilous legal situation.



This is why Jadakiss home was busted for Heroine.

what list is that from?

 

[Da King]

"THIS IS MY LIFE!"

"IT'S WORTH DYING...ITS WORTH KILLING OVER!!"

"THIS AINT FOR ALBUMS...THIS IS FOR LIFE!! THIS IS WHY ITS WORTH KILLING"

"I CANT SLEEP SOMETIMES"

you could feel jadas pain

The gif got me

 

[Razzay]

 

[Wacky D]

up their style 360 due to the LOX' style?

the notorious b.i.g.

Also I think Jada and Styles started the tag team verse ish,not really a credible statement though,I admit I'm a young'n.
But ma mans,you still haven't told me,why you think LOX are better than SH?I think the LOX,save for a few classics under their belt(We Gon'Make it,Jada's Why,Styles'Good Times and my life and a few more)they're best known for Bars,as are 3/4 of SH to me,when I heard that song,Styles and Jada's flows were mad stale in comparison to the other dudes,Sheek did his thing though,their bars were hotter too.
And as far as the Kool G thing goes,I was listening to some DJ Premier produced ish(Preemo stan) and I saw the Ill Street Blues joint and I was impressed to say the least.The LOX as a whole won't have such a legacy for me.Maybe Styles.Jada hopping on those features is what's going to stop him.Styles maybe,but only the independent lane ish that you mentioned about.That's only my oppinion tho.
Edit:From your stance,what did the 2012 dude want to say,getting out of his way for a number of pages to post ish?

nah. the tag team verses have been around since the early '80s at the latest.

slaughterhouse is rappity-rap. they epitomize the term "stale" by the way. they have no style of flair to their music. they just get up there and try to out-rap each other by rhyming just to rhyme. bad music.

yea, what i said may not have applied to you personally, but trust, half the people on the net that hold kool g. rap in high regard, wouldnt be so quick to do so if he didnt have that stint on rawkus.

his stance was that the lox is wack or something, and were failures simply because they didnt put up biggie & dmx numbers.

 

[ivailoivailoto]

@Wacky D,ok bruh we agree to disagree on the Slaughterhouse ish.the LOX are known for being rappity rappers,save for songs I could count on one hand bruhhhhhh for real,isn't bars their thing as well,talking about that gangsta shyt that,SH have more substance than LOX for real period.
Could the 2012 bruh please elaborate on what he meant,çuz I got confused.I think he meant that they were in the right circumstances to blow up,but underachieved,not that they didn't try.They still have more money and success than we'll probably ever see though.
I still can't get over the fact you're saying Slaughterhouse are technically sub-par to the LOX,they have content as well(as individuals),Joell Ortiz talking about the struggle,Royce about alcoholism,Crooked I maybe a rappity rap type of rapper but I wouldn't play no songs by him,just the freestyles that are doper than most songs tho.
But D-Block are the ishhh when it comes to disses.That breaking the rules freestyle,the Styles rant at the end gets me hyped up more than any rugged shyt.

 

[ivailoivailoto]

Let me just elaborate.I don't feel SH much as a group,but as individuals,they ISH on alot of "spitters".

 

[360dagod]

@Wacky D,ok bruh we agree to disagree on the Slaughterhouse ish.the LOX are known for being rappity rappers,save for songs I could count on one hand bruhhhhhh for real,isn't bars their thing as well,talking about that gangsta shyt that,SH have more substance than LOX for real period.
Could the 2012 bruh please elaborate on what he meant,çuz I got confused.I think he meant that they were in the right circumstances to blow up,but underachieved,not that they didn't try.They still have more money and success than we'll probably ever see though.
I still can't get over the fact you're saying Slaughterhouse are technically sub-par to the LOX,they have content as well(as individuals),Joell Ortiz talking about the struggle,Royce about alcoholism,Crooked I maybe a rappity rap type of rapper but I wouldn't play no songs by him,just the freestyles that are doper than most songs tho.
But D-Block are the ishhh when it comes to disses.That breaking the rules freestyle,the Styles rant at the end gets me hyped up more than any rugged shyt.

SlaughterHouse could never make a song of this caliber...

 

[ivailoivailoto]

SlaughterHouse could never make a song of this caliber...

no doubt about that,you're right,but I did mention that the song is a classic on one of my earlier posts,but both groups's main thing is bars and SH spit harder to me atleast.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

SlaughterHouse could never make a song of this caliber...

I love that song,like really really love it. It's what made me buy that album after hearing cars driving past playing it (before the video dropped). But let's be real,only thing outstanding about it is the beat. It's not hard to come up with a hook like that and it's not hard to rap the way they rapped on the song.

 

[Art Barr]

I'm usually not "fukk the industry" but poor kids from the hood might not be the most rational cats when it comes to signing contracts worth a lot of money, specially not when the counter party is industry legends and Ivey League lawyers. You could probably go to the hood right now and get a few cats to sign away their lives. It's taking advantage of young ignorant people.

However, Puff was not wrong.. Anyone would obviously try to maximize their profit and Lox would probably not be shyt without Puff.

The shyt you talembout is completely against what this culture is about.
yet, In jada's favor.
he should never did that.


Art Barr

 

[shutterguy]

Everytime I listen to that classic interview I'm @

"no security guard can stop a refrigerator off a skyscraper, stainless steel, the double wide joints"

 

[JYoung24]

I fukks with The Lox but if dude is referring to that ⅔ of the lox not being very good at making albums, I have to agree.

Jada might have the lowest (spitting quality)/(album quality) ratio of all times, why the hell does a self proclaimed top 5 DOA always have 20-25 features on his albums .


I think Jada will be forgotten cause all we remember is classic albums, no one cares about a great actor who only acts in average movies. It's pretty sad that we never got a dope album that would be remembered, I mean even Puff has 'No Way Out'.

jada has great albums

 

[JYoung24]

black Rob and shyne did not go platinum