Murda Mase out here in London performing in front of a Sold Out Crowd of 80 people

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I guess you got a point. But there is alot of truth in that saying tho. Because generally speaking the Europe are a bit behind when it comes to pop culture that stems from the states obviously. I live between Europe & the states, and Europe isn't a big market where they have a Hollywood, a big music business and alot of world famous celebs like the states been having for decades. So people get excited quickly if they get to see someone they like and therefor they rush out quicker.

But with Mase it's just about the "branding"..you gotta look at it like this, if this was 1997-1999 EVERYBODY would've been at this show (goes to show how people love to flock to POPULARITY like i always say..), but since Mase (as a brand) been dismissed, dissed and even at the time his album was called "mainstream" and stuff like that it doesnt hold weight in the long run. I think Europe is the place to go for artist that has built a level of fanbases. Like if Wu-Tang, DMX etc go alotta ppl wouldve came. Why? Cuz Europe is after and they get on alot of their material afterwards but they also love what they feel they represent. Same thing goes for a 50 Cent, Game etc. Game been practically touring in only Europe since he came out.

So it really depends at times.
This isn't really true. The biggest markets for live music in English speaking music outside the US is UK, Australia and Canada.

People in Europe have the internet, they buy records and listen to the same records people in the US listen too. The only difference is European audiences respect legends but even then unless it's a major act they won't be getting loads of cash.

The Wu could pick up paper but they also top-bill Rock The Bells and feature high on Coachella line-ups. Sure they can tour and eat in Europe - basically doubling revenue but they can do the same thing in the US.

Trust me - rappers over cooking the "tour overseas" schtick.Only a handful of dudes are doing it like that and they've probably moved major units in the past or have classic work.
 

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it depends on who you are, from what i can see most of the rappers that tour Europe extensively are at festivals a lot. i don't know how much they make but there has to be an audience, Mase doesn't have an audience anywhere.
Depends - someone like Danny Brown probably makes a lot in Europe. But he's relatively popular in the US too.
 

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Iv seen posters all round London but they said Foxy Brown and Fat Joe were going to be there too
 

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it depends on who you are, from what i can see most of the rappers that tour Europe extensively are at festivals a lot. i don't know how much they make but there has to be an audience, Mase doesn't have an audience anywhere.

Mase still has an audience that is why he got the show. But it was most likely poorly promoted.
 

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What's the name of the venue? Looks like a nice spot.
Also, how much were tickets? These rap promoters try to charge too much for shows most of the time
 
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