BK The Great
Veteran
Heard she was dykin
nothing wrong with staying in your lane. Doing a song with someone you obviously don't listen to and your fanbase doesn't is not always a recipe for success. How many Gucci Mane fans bought that new Common/Pete Rock since Gucci appeared on Common's album a few years ago? This isn't the 90s. Fans will only listen to what they want to. Music is fukking free and people still can't get fans to listen to it.Told me he's so obsessed with purity and cosigns while being completely out of touch with where rap is that she had no shot. Even in an era where women rappers are everywhere. I don't think any of her Jamla albums have featured a woman rapper either.
That is a top 5 interesting Rapsody song. Only reason I listened.9th put GZA on a Rapsody single in 2019. That tells you everything you need to know.
Heard she was dykin
That’s the wave now….
Rhapsody and Dej Loaf need to make a sex tape
Yup, they all used to post on there back in day, especially Phonte.He's absolutely a day one poster back when the soulquarians all had their own individual pages
Nobody likes 9th.
He's been an *sshole since right after The Minstrel Show dropped. Just speaking from personal experience and what I see other people saying constantly. Dude basically thinks he's the GOAT, for some reason, and has an ego that doesn't match the limited talent he has. He's always been on that "big fish, little pond" sh*t in NC, and a lot of the dudes he started out with, have said he's way too gassed now. Why? Nobody seems to know because his accomplishments are mad low level.
He got a beat on a Hov album and thought he was Quincy Jones, lol. Phonte has spoken about it a lot. The Listening was a classic, but 9th's catalogue is far from legendary status. Those pedestrian ass beats don’t justify the way this dude goes around acting like he's Premier.
A decent chunk of the artists he's worked with have fallen out with him. We're basically on the 3rd iteration of Jamla now with Musalini, Reuben Vincent, King Draft, Swank, Keyuntae, and Sweata. Rapsody's the only original Jamla member still signed, I think (could be wrong).9th is a legend but this follows him. LB obviously fell out with him. Skyzoo said something similar and now Rap. I remember even Murs saying in an interview that 9th calls all the shots creatively
I know people like to shyt on 9th but how are his accomplishments low level?
He's worked with Jay, Destiny's Child, Mary J Blige, Kendrick, Anderson Paak, Erykah, etc. He has a Grammy for Damn. For an underground boom bap producer he's accomplished a lot.
A decent chunk of the artists he's worked with have fallen out with him. We're basically on the 3rd iteration of Jamla now with Musalini, Reuben Vincent, King Draft, Swank, Keyuntae, and Sweata. Rapsody's the only original Jamla member still signed, I think (could be wrong).
Obviously, there's been tons of rappers in these crews over the years that just retired or got out of the game for whatever reason. Not everyone on every iteration of these labels or crews had issues with him.
Always one of my favorite producers though, regardless of reputation. I think he's a pretty underrated technician and has a great catalogue. Also I thought he was a dope producer rapper. He had a great rap voice and was a decent writer.