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How is 50 bigger than rap if he can't even get an album outYeah answer my question with another one dumbass lmao
50's an entrepreneur with ANOTHER business move. shyts bigger than rap breh
How is 50 bigger than rap if he can't even get an album outYeah answer my question with another one dumbass lmao
50's an entrepreneur with ANOTHER business move. shyts bigger than rap breh
FORBES IS NOT ABOUT RAP IT'S ABOUT BUSINESS NEWSHow is 50 bigger than rap if he can't even get an album out
News flash: "MUSICIANS"...and i use that term lightly....switch labels all the time. Especially ones who can't sell records or make a hit single.FORBES IS NOT ABOUT RAP IT'S ABOUT BUSINESS NEWS
HE MADE ANOTHER BUSINESS MOVE WHICH IS BIGGER THAN DROPPING A fukkIN ALBUM
that coogi shyt was terrible though. They ruined a classic brandExactly and nikkas never knew the Fubu nikkas owned it until they had already played it out. nikkas was saying talking about how wack Fubu was while rocking some Coogi shyt that was even more expensive.
He got his own label an indie deal. This is big because the structure of the deal isn't regular, Birdman's Cash Money deal allows him to operate independent with major distribution, but of course revenue is shared. The article says Cash Money gives UMG 7% wholesale per album in exchange for distribution, which is what 50 Cent also has.News flash: "MUSICIANS"...and i use that term lightly....switch labels all the time. Especially ones who can't sell records or make a hit single.
So i ask again: Why is Forbes talking to this irrelevant, white woman loving c00n?
The deal is sooooo groundbreaking and irregular.....yet its essentially the same deal as Cash Money. So, the article about a musician getting a common Indie deal like Cash Money.He got his own label an indie deal. This is big because the structure of the deal isn't regular, Birdman's Cash Money deal allows him to operate independent with major distribution, but of course revenue is shared. The article says Cash Money gives UMG 7% wholesale per album in exchange for distribution, which is what 50 Cent also has.
This ain't no regular record deal, and it doesn't matter what he's doing in music because FORBES IS NOT A HIP HOP MAGAZINE
The deal is sooooo groundbreaking and irregular.....yet its essentially the same deal as Cash Money. So, it's about music, and it's a common record deal.
So i ask again: Why is forbes talking to this irrelevant nikka?
The deal is sooooo groundbreaking and irregular.....yet its essentially the same deal as Cash Money. So, the article about a musician getting a common Indie deal like Cash Money.
So i ask again: Why is forbes talking to this irrelevant nikka?
I heard this strategy did wonders for Murder Inc.Silly of me to tell a nikka worth 100's of millions how to run his business but me being an expertise in marketing I think he should've rebranded G-Unit by taking the G off the name and just rocked with The Unit. G-Unit is synonymous with everything outdated. It's like Fubu trying to comeback, it won't happen but if the Fubu nikkas came out with a new name for their shyt with a different flavor they could make another run. Just my opinion.
Curtis "Caroline" Jackson
nikka if the Cash Money deal was common there would be a whole lot more moguls in rap, learn your history & business
Curtis "Caroline" Jackson