Jermaine Dupri Responds To Puff : I’m in the Songwriters Hall Of Fame, Something He can’t pay for”

[Dynamite James]

UMMM NO


Manuel Seal is also the producer. He another one that has been there with JD since the beginning co-producing

He actually co-produced Always be My baby for Mariah



NEXT..

Again, what has JD done BY HIMSELF??[/QUOTE]
Lmao. You can tell when JD is behind a record. He has a signature sound. Can’t say the same for puffy

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

Breh, The Hitmen weren't out here just making beats and Puff just comes through and picked what he liked. It didn't work like that. Puff would bring The Hitmen a sample and they did what they do.

And most vocal arrangers aren't calling out notes because a lot of singers aren't music literate to know different keys.

It's obvious you don't understand music and only have a basic understanding if it yourself. That makes it even funnier that you are in here trying to call someone who actually developed GOATs a producer at the most basic level.

Being complex doesn't make anything good. It just makes it complex.

Breh trying to belittle someone is unnecessary as fukk. That’s how threads go left. I do not have a basic understanding of music and you would probably be offended if I told you the same. The point is, dude has not shown nowhere the level of skill in the studio compared to the dudes he speaking down on. I don’t see how this is even debatable breh. And yeah, that’s exactly how it works breh. Producers make beats and people pick what they like. I surely don’t think Puff was behind every beat they crafted lol. That preposterous breh. Where is the video evidence of him working in the studio?

 

[L. Deezy]

UMMM NO


Manuel Seal is also the producer. He another one that has been there with JD since the beginning co-producing

He actually co-produced Always be My baby for Mariah



NEXT..

Again, what has JD done BY HIMSELF??

Lmao. You can tell when JD is behind a record. He has a signature sound. Can’t say the same for puffy[/QUOTE]


Signature how if Bryan Michael Cox listed on the records too? You mean THEY right??

of course you do

 

[spliz]

It’s corny. HE is the one who called Puff out. Puff wasn’t begging to battle u fam. If u feel like Puff is under u. Why don’t u battle one of the OTHER people on the songwriters hall of fame like Jay or Missy? Why don't u call out Dre since Puff ain’t on ur level? If the roles were reversed and Dre did that to Puff. Puff would’ve rose to the occasion. Nothing else left to be said. U can’t play big man after u been calling a nikka out.

 

[The Guru]

Ask diddy what he did what would his answer be?

 

[JustCKing]

Breh trying to belittle someone is unnecessary as fukk. That’s how threads go left. I do not have a basic understanding of music and you would probably be offended if I told you the same. The point is, dude has not shown nowhere the level of skill in the studio compared to the dudes he speaking down on. I don’t see how this is even debatable breh. And yeah, that’s exactly how it works breh. Producers make beats and people pick what they like. I surely don’t think Puff was behind every beat they crafted lol. That preposterous breh. Where is the video evidence of him working in the studio?

1) Producer do not make beats, the make SONGS.

2) Puff is not even on the credits of everything The Hitmen did. Some of them have solo credits. Other Hitmen even collaborated with each other on tracks and a lot of them don't have Puff's name on them. They have tracks on Jay's Vol., CNN War Report, and Nas's I Am that have production from various Hitmen and none have Puff's name on them.

^^^ and this is what I am getting at. If you knew what you were talking about, I wouldn't have to explain it.

 

[spliz]

yep shyt sounded like female snoop

Not only sounded. Had her dressing and biting Snoops adlibs.

 

[DEAD7]

why is Jermaine so pressed to be in a Verzuz.. go sit the fuhk down

 

[Dynamite James]

Lmao. You can tell when JD is behind a record. He has a signature sound. Can’t say the same for puffy

Signature how if Bryan Michael Cox listed on the records too? You mean THEY right??

of course you do[/QUOTE]
That was after my way He contributed along with JD though ( song writing wise) as opposed to Diddy not doing shyt

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

yall just gonna continue to give Puff credit for attaching his name to finished work huh?

 

[eastside313]

LOL. Yo Michael Jackson didn't play an instrument but MJ was a real musician though. Just saying tracks that Puff touched became bonafide hits.

Michael Jackson voice was a instrument

 

[spliz]

Ouch

First off that's a lie. He said Biggie and MARY. But nikkas knew that. lol

 

[Rekkapryde]

Diddy and Dre be picking on JD. His hip-hop material isn't for me, but he wrote a lot of hip-hop hits and legit R&B hits.

exactly how I feel. they own him on hip hop. Dre #1.

But RnB, he got em both.

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

1) Producer do not make beats, the make SONGS.

2) Puff is not even on the credits of everything The Hitmen did. Some of them have solo credits. Other Hitmen even collaborated with each other on tracks and a lot of them don't have Puff's name on them. They have tracks on Jay's Vol., CNN War Report, and Nas's I Am that have production from various Hitmen and none have Puff's name on them.

^^^ and this is what I am getting at. If you knew what you were talking about, I wouldn't have to explain it.

My point is, for the songs that Puff does have credit on. No one knows how much this man was contributing like that and just runs with the myth he’s some super producer. Whereas someone like Dre or JD, even if someone points out co producers they’ve worked with, people assume they still made significant contributions to the tracks they a part of. You have infamous stories about Puff coming into sessions and telling the producer to add a bell or something to get credit. These stories are from industry producers. So this is not some new criticism that only people outside the industry just made up lol. If he infamous for getting credit for barley doing anything, then surely it’s fair to wanna know what exactly he did on specific tracks being that he’s going around acting as if he’s the most untouchable producer.

 

[eastside313]

This is all Jermaine’s fault

Nobody’s fault but his he spent the 90s doing his best Puff Daddy impression. Now people will never be able to focus on what you actually did because they remember you trying to be a Lil version of the next guy

Jd was a boss and dropping hits. Nobody looked at him like he trying to be puffy. He was actually doing what puff acted like he was doing.