Cacs gonna cacThese Wu-Tang-adjacent white boys are exceptionally conniving, I see one with Wu gear on I automatically know he's uncivilized as can be.
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useless thread with no links... telling us to check the stories smh
Same piece of shyt who was scamming Rakim with that latest album.
I never heard Rakim or anyone from his camp say that he was scammed.
The narrative you wrote is terrible and if I have to be honest for a veteran to fall for that would be their fault. A person who makes their living off a linguistic art form complaining that they got swindled by big words they didn't understand after being in the game for decades is stupid. No due diligence. We been hearing these stories since the 90's. There's artists out here managing themselves. 50 has a lot of wealth and no management just lawyers. It's when you want to be lazy and delegate duties that you won't learn to someone else that they exploit you. Black of white.There are no real links, everything is in the Chino and Almighty80 IG stories right now.
We gotta talk about all the older rappers who are deliberately targeted by guys like this and fukked over. A lot of 80s/90s rappers are in debt, struggling, can't monetize their past success, signed bad deals 20+ years ago, etc. And then suddenly a white guy using big legal words alongside slang emerges while offering help...cash advances....temporary housing...legal help etc. All for a price of course, but when you're broke that shyt doesn't matter. You just want the cash. So these guys sign bullshyt contracts and get put to work. Often in Europe, where there's a far more lucrative circuit for hip hop legends to sell out touring venues. Meanwhile the manager is taking in most of the cash, and once the rapper dies...guess who has rights to the posthumous album plus multiple verses that have been saved specifically for this opportunity.
I hate that Rakim got into this shyt because unlike a lot of rappers he had options, and just chose this white dude. He got six figures from the Hip Hop Honors thing last year. Wouldn't be stunned if a lot of that has been siphoned to this fukker by now. @spliz what do you think, just curious.
Seeing these M80 instagram stories is wild.
The family is grieving so is he, but he's trying to handle business. And he has a good track record of releasing albums. I think he's very passionate about the album which is dropping soon in full unedited with more tracks than the e.p and including the e.p so it's an album.
He set a gofund me - all going to the family - they shut it down. He made merch, the family said it's unofficial.
He supposedly owns the master's.
It's chaos, but he said he wants to make certain it's Chino's highest charting album.
Then on Chino's side I don't know who's running it and if they themselves can even release it business wise.
Then it seems like he's giving all the profits to the fam and handing back the master to the fam.
But it also seems like he may take a cut for the money he invested in the album.
I don't know what or who to believe. If M80's conscience is in the right place cool.
But at the same token this is so close to Chino's death.
It does come off as starting drama during a mourning process.
But also - what if the album gets released edited? Or different beats to what Chino rhymed over?
I'd like to hear this album as Chino only created it.
See the posts. I'm just hoping for a win/win for all involved
I don't know who's right and who's wrong, but if the family don't want his help then he should probably stay away from it.
If he legally has the right to release Chino XL music then just stick to that going forward. Let the courts handle the rest.