How come Jacquees didn't blow?
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BUSINESS AS USUAL
All Star
He makes dope music fukk it
That’s 15% of his catalog
MaxBundles
Veteran
Lost At Sea one of the best tapes of the past 5 years
What are they talking about "didn't blow"
Dude drop a song today and its on every black radio station in america in an instant
Womb Raider
sigh….*unzips pants*
Bondye Vodou
Proud practitioner of the "High Science"
He blow'd the wrong dude. 
He was chilling with Birdman when he shudda hanged with the cacs Meek been bunny hopping with.
He was chilling with Birdman when he shudda hanged with the cacs Meek been bunny hopping with.
reserved_one
#Ambivertgang
Word. That was the first tape I heard from Jac and I fukked with it.
Jac definitely is well known and has a fan base but he’s yet to fully crossover into the pop world like a Ty$ for example. He makes 2000 style R&B which is no longer prominent in today’s music landscape. He’s not the best singer or have I liked everything he put out but he’s definitely talented...just needs to find himself as an artist and not lean to heavily on his influences.
Also Cash Money isn’t the best place for artists...they’re completely washed at this point.
Here Comes the Pain
Superstar
Outside of making himself look foolish with that king of r&b schtick & signing to a washed label that's not known for r&b, it's not completely his fault.
The genre is at the lowest it's ever been commercially & diversity wise. Its completely dominated with alternative r&b.
Artists that are looking to make traditional r&b music will not pop in these times unfortunately.
I think Jacquees has hit his ceiling tho & funny thing is he doing a lot better than a lot of his male peers.
I be seeing dudes in his age bracket like Jacob latimore that cant catch a break, but would've popped if it was mid 00s 106&park era.
The days of r&b artists hitting usher/chris brown levels of success is over.
With the genre stagnated & more emergence of rappers singing songs themselves expect lower peaks from r&b artists moving forward.
The genre is at the lowest it's ever been commercially & diversity wise. Its completely dominated with alternative r&b.
Artists that are looking to make traditional r&b music will not pop in these times unfortunately.
I think Jacquees has hit his ceiling tho & funny thing is he doing a lot better than a lot of his male peers.
I be seeing dudes in his age bracket like Jacob latimore that cant catch a break, but would've popped if it was mid 00s 106&park era.
The days of r&b artists hitting usher/chris brown levels of success is over.
With the genre stagnated & more emergence of rappers singing songs themselves expect lower peaks from r&b artists moving forward.
Low End Derrick
Veteran
Ella Mai made the call. 
