Rap Music is now WWE Wrestling!

[The_King_of_Everything]

I agree but it's all Good it entertainment

 

[Mac Casper]

I agree but it's all Good it entertainment

monopolization is "all good" . . because "it entertainment" he says

 

[Xerces]

I agree but it's all Good it entertainment

Koopsta knicca that just died from 3-6 mafia said in a documentary that all the evil demonic things they said in their music they meant; because they wanted people to get comfortable with it.

I believe musical artists do and say the things they do so their listeners get "comfortable" hardly entertainment

Same goes for movies and the news

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

Koopsta knicca that just died from 3-6 mafia said in a documentary that all the evil demonic things they said in their music they meant; because they wanted people to get comfortable with it.

I believe musical artists do and say the things they do so their listeners get "comfortable" hardly entertainment

Same goes for movies and the news

Link

 

[Xerces]

Link

It's page 4 on the r.i.p koopsta knicca thread. A poster named dre, posted the video to the documentary

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

It's page 4 on the r.i.p koopsta knicca thread. A poster named dre, posted the video to the documentary

Bet

 

[Prominence0]

Looks like DefJam been Universal since 1999.

 

[Humble (Not) Mike Tyson]

@Prominence0

You should peruse this article, brother;

Meet the Actual Illuminati Controlling the Music Industry - DJBooth

I believe it was Pusha T, aka the J.D. Rockefeller of the white, who mocked Lil Wayne with the line, “You signed to one n*gga that signed to another n*gga that's signed to three n*ggas, now that's bad luck.”

Since I started this article with him, let’s use Pusha T as our first step. All the average fan cares about is that Pusha T is signed to G.O.O.D Music, but the reality isn't that simple because if you bought the new Pusha T album you'd have to thank G.O.O.D Music’s distributor, Def Jam, which is run by their CEO Steve Bartles. Bartles became the CEO in 2014, when Def Jam’s parent company, Universal Music Group (UMG), divided Island Def Jam into Island Records and Def Jam Records, which now exists along with their third big label, Motown Records. That’s three huge music outlets all owned by the same company. Head spinning? This won’t help, those three labels are just the start.

If you thought UMG (and Grainge) buying EMI for $2 billion was impressive, Vivendi’s “Market Cap” is currently $36.4 billion, or as I like to think about it, they’re worth 72 JAY Zs. They control an unfathomable amount of money and are one of the most valuable companies in the world. In addition to UMG they’ve also put inordinate amounts of money in companies like Activision Blizzard (for all you gamers) and the Canal+ Group, which I’ve never heard of but sounds like the evil company in a romantic comedy that’s trying to bulldoze a local bookstore owned by Rachel McAdams.

 

[Animal House]

Thank god for nikkas going indie or rather being forced. If I knew nothing about the culture my libary would be filled with the same damn shyt

 

[1thouwow]

more rappers need to go indie.

 

[riddlerap]

Tony Yayo da gawd

"Rap is like wrestling everything is fake
But its a good p*ssy getter and the cash is great"

"Rap is like wrestin', everything is fake
But it's a good p*ssy-getter and the cash is great
The rap game, the grim reaper'll call ya,
Lil' nikkas like Game think they The Ultimate Warrior
Fat nikkas like Joe think they Andre The Giant
I put my ruger in his face, his fat ass will be quiet"

 

[Prominence0]

@Prominence0

You should peruse this article, brother;

Meet the Actual Illuminati Controlling the Music Industry - DJBooth