I know 2 dudes breh, he's my homeboy cousin. Rap with Midi East out of DC. Dude is cool and all, but he just aint gon make it. I feel sorry for the dude. Studio beating him across the head for studio time. I met him about 6 years ago and he was going hardcore. We went to a couple of his shows way back. The way the crowd was looking at him like he was retarded, I felt sorry for him. Dude damn near 40 now, never had close to a hit. Never says anything memorable or gangsta. He's cool tho, so no one tells him to get it up. What super nice guy rapper that has made it in rap, but isn't super nice on the mic?
The other is my homeboy from Va. He's a player like, but he be rapper on some soft Lupe, Q-tip super possitive vibe, but w/o the skills. I make beats, but gritty south beat, so we don't click. He be wanting me to go to his shows I can't follow someone I don't believe in.
When is it time to hang it up? I'd be embarrassed at 30 telling someone I'm a aspiring rapper.
These was actually my girlfriend's homegirl boyfriend when I was in college in Louisiana. This classic made Worldstar
DAT boy can sing.that's how 90% of houston underground shyt sounds...
Aren't u over 30...and rap?Why you @ me for?
Art Barr
I think its sad when you're over 25 and still talking about rapping. Because 90% of those cats don't even have a secure plan for the future. No trade. No college. No army. Not even a cdl. You can get them b*tches for nothin I mean dog....Rick Ross and 2 Chains made it late but, what happens if you don't? You wasted away your entire 20s not building toward anything real and now you're 30 something without anything to show for it. Its sad. And I know multiple nikkas on this path.
This is what happens when we pigeonhole ourselves between sports and entertainment.
Too many brothas and sisters chasing pipe dreams with unrealistic expectations and a very small window of opportunity, when they should be chasing a degree and a career.
Even I had to give up my dreams of being in the music game for a career and solid money. It sucks, but the writing was on the wall. Being in NYC makes me realize that there are way too many people doing the same thing and not everyone can "blow up" or make it.
Do it because you love it. Music is just a hobby for me now.
These was actually my girlfriend's homegirl boyfriend when I was in college in Louisiana. This classic made Worldstar
You sound like a hater