Yall missing the point talking about "samples" Obviously he not talking samples, hes talking about 5-10 nikkas credited for making an original beat lol. shyt is ridiculous.
Why are there so many damn producers on songs nowadays?
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Metal Face
Superstar
yup
you look at Carti's first two projects and there's only 1 maybe 2 producer credits on most of those songs
Same with GKMC mostly 1 producer is credited
now there's like 10 people credited for 1 beat on most of these albums
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
I think it has always been like this but now we credit everyone than just one producer *cough cough Timberland
Lack of real talent
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
nikka change your avy back
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
I dont even have the file
It's also a bad example since there's a beat switch
This is far different from how it used to be. Production credits used to look like this even with more than one producer.
Lost Ones
(S. Carter, A. Young, M. Batson, C. Michelle)
Produced by Dr. Dre
Co-produced by Mark Batson
All keyboards Mark Batson
Today, there will be 4-5 producers credited as the producer and 4-5 others credited as a co-producer.
Also, it needs to be said that another thing that contributes is that artists these days are combining one or more songs into one song. A lot of these songs with beat switches are actually one or more songs joined together. In the past, a beat switch was just that: a change up in the beat. Jay Z's "A Million and One Questions/Rhyme No More" is an example where we got a two for one deal in the 90's where those were two songs combined and not just a beat switch.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
it was in the op... lol
