Majid Jordan reveals OVO's secrets on Hot 97(How they find writers,Writing Concentration Camps,etc.)

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Aubrey said, fukk the flow, we even jacking ya steps :whew: :ohlawd::wow:


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wow....nikka treating Toronto nikkas like the NBDL


talented nikkas letting a jew pimp them like a hoe
 

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No mentioned travis scott at all in this thread?

He had a similar writing camp this past summer in LA

Had a mansion with a studio in it and had writers, rappers, and producers living with him
 

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No mentioned travis scott at all in this thread?

He had a similar writing camp this past summer in LA

Had a mansion with a studio in it and had writers, rappers, and producers living with him



I was really gonna do this bruh like 10 pages back, cause this is like common practice in the industry nowadays with lesser artists, Mike Will did it with Rae Sreummurd too, but I was like fukk it, these nikkas dont listen to me anyways :russ: :manny:
 

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Told y'all way back on the old site that drake was a manufactured figure. That was like 7 years back. Mad people have known this for a long, long time.

I'm still cracking up off this. I told cats this shyt so many fukking years ago. Dude is a suburban child actor raised Jewish who became hip hop's Manchurian Candidate. The dudes in the video actually seem swaggadocious compared to the cats I went to college with who wrote and produced some of his early shyt. I could've been told y'all more, but I ain't wanna violate certain relationships. Hip hop been dead for like 15 years in every way, shape, and form, and y'all just catching the echoes of the truth.
 

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You're a wrestling fan in the 1970s right now. You'll look back on this and laugh in about 20 years or so. It's not healthy to get this invested in the industry unless you're in the industry. Enjoy the music.
#1 rule about cheating is, dont get caught.
Fraudrey got caught, now he gots to get the fukk outta here:camby:
 

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If he's in the pop lane so be it but this hopscotching back and forth shyt needs to stop. Dude bragged for years about how nice he was as an MC. Said he was so nice he would battle Murder Mook. He said all kinds of shyt a strictly pop/commercial star wouldn't say, and his fans ate it up. Now they got amnesia.

If I was his "peer" K Dot I would be laughing my ass off at the thought of dude even fixing his mouth to compare himself to me.

Fred.

ehh....I get where you're coming from but it's not realistic.

Breh, you know how pop works. It's a cannibalistic genre. It feeds off the authenticity of other genres and waters it down, but still needs a shred of credibility. Drake knows that if he doesn't have any credibility, he can't navigate urban pop. Up until 15 years ago, we actually believed hip hop would never get co-opted. and as delusional as we were, we were also onto something. The genre at some point was so damn real that it's taken decades to water it down.

Also, it's our/underground hip hop artists' fault that we allow hopscotching. If 'real hip hop' artists of today were actually making that potent, brilliant shyt, a guy like Drake wouldn't have survived this long. Remember that LL had to do tracks with credible hip hop artists to stay live. And LL can fukking rap. He can easily outrap Drake. My point is, the underground kept him on his toes. And the sound kept changing, which made it harder for the fake to keep up. Between 93 to 97 was a huge change in sound. Rap still sounds like it did in 2011 for the most part.

Underground rap is so garbage that, a lot of times, it's trying to be Drake. or some half-baked notion of what 'real hip hop' was 20 years ago. Both of these weak-minded underground scenes allow Drake to maneuver in and out comfortably.
 
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