Seems like a great way to get peoples feedback without the full weight of a solo album. It can't be any worse than the rap I've heard recently. I'd love to see him go back to a nikkaz4life or chronic sound for this one tho.
snoop and dre is one of the best combos in music history, not just hip hop. i even like the shyt they did on the wash soundtrack together.
Ugh...
Would you call Chronic or 2001 solo albums then?
Have you heard the latest projects from Lupe, Kendrick, Gibbs, KRIT, Cole...? What didnt you enjoy bout em?
Yeah lets pretend it's 1992 again...why would a real artist/musician ever try to progress if he can always jump back to 20 years ago?
peep how calculated that video is to appeal to white kids. Cool tattoos, smoking weed, acting like a frat boy, adding a guitar to the track ("is that him playing guitar? he's so talented!"), the Drake flow...etc.
My problem isn't just that he's white TBH. It's that he's white and not talented. If we could somehow take the internet+The Coli back to the late 90s when Dre signed Eminem and discuss him in a similar thread ("Dre just signed some whiteboy from Detroit")...no one would be calling him wack outside of a few haters. Eminem was actually talented when he got signed, he wasn't a "project" that needed to be sent to rap camp. If Dre signed a talented white rapper today I'd have no problem with it.
This dude is already in the studio with Pharrell and other producers. He no doubt has a host of ghostwriters. for his bars and hooks. You know what's even funnier? The last two times the industry has attempted to sell a white boy to the public, the guys had the decency to walk away. Remember Asher Roth's fratboy shyt?
Notice how that video uses the EXACT imagery as the video you posted lol. Roth eventually realized he was being used, and decided to turn down another road (he makes indie shyt now, some of which is good).
Then there's Mac Miller.
Literally every label wanted to sign him and give him whatever he wanted. Dude could have easily been the next big thing. Instead he said fukk it and did his own thing, and even admits he's not that great of a rapper. Out of the people I've met in the music industry, Mac is easily one of the nicest and most real. That's why so many rappers fukk with him, and why he's still doing well on the independent steez. Dude turned down a publicity deal wherein he'd get to chill with Ariana Grande and pretend to be dating her in order to produce for and chill with Vince Staples, Earl, etc.
Makes no sense.
Drake is a supposed RAPPER/mc, Dr. Dre ALWAYS been known as a PRODUCER. He just happened to also perform. But he's a producer 1st. So is Warren G & the list goes.
Puff always been known as a dancer then mogul who put albums out. He started out as a club promoter/hosting parties. Never been considered an mc either.
Its the weakest argument ever.
peep how calculated that video is to appeal to white kids. Cool tattoos, smoking weed, acting like a frat boy, adding a guitar to the track ("is that him playing guitar? he's so talented!"), the Drake flow...etc.
My problem isn't just that he's white TBH. It's that he's white and not talented. If we could somehow take the internet+The Coli back to the late 90s when Dre signed Eminem and discuss him in a similar thread ("Dre just signed some whiteboy from Detroit")...no one would be calling him wack outside of a few haters. Eminem was actually talented when he got signed, he wasn't a "project" that needed to be sent to rap camp. If Dre signed a talented white rapper today I'd have no problem with it.
This dude is already in the studio with Pharrell and other producers. He no doubt has a host of ghostwriters. for his bars and hooks. You know what's even funnier? The last two times the industry has attempted to sell a white boy to the public, the guys had the decency to walk away. Remember Asher Roth's fratboy shyt?
Notice how that video uses the EXACT imagery as the video you posted lol. Roth eventually realized he was being used, and decided to turn down another road (he makes indie shyt now, some of which is good).
Then there's Mac Miller.
Literally every label wanted to sign him and give him whatever he wanted. Dude could have easily been the next big thing. Instead he said fukk it and did his own thing, and even admits he's not that great of a rapper. Out of the people I've met in the music industry, Mac is easily one of the nicest and most real. That's why so many rappers fukk with him, and why he's still doing well on the independent steez. Dude turned down a publicity deal wherein he'd get to chill with Ariana Grande and pretend to be dating her in order to produce for and chill with Vince Staples, Earl, etc.