What's with old artists becoming radio personalities?

[Big Lil' Whatever]

Keith Sweat, Ralph Tresvant, Al B. Sure, Yung Joc and I'm sure there are more.
Is it a good income? is it flexible with the shows they do once in while?

Just curious.

 

[Deflatedhoopdreams]

You answered your own question

 

[Big Lil' Whatever]

You answered your own question

But how is it better than not focusing on new albums/reality shows/etc? To me it seems almost like "I know I'm done with music".

 

[Boolean]

But how is it better than not focusing on new albums/reality shows/etc? To me it seems almost like "I know I'm done with music".

Continue to answer your own questions, brehs.

 

[Deflatedhoopdreams]

But how is it better than not focusing on new albums/reality shows/etc? To me it seems almost like "I know I'm done with music".

Because its easy. You sit around and talk. And its only a few hours a day

What dont you get

 

[Big Lil' Whatever]

Because its easy. You sit around and talk. And its only a few hours a day

What dont you get

fukk you and your terrible attitude, don't like the question stay off my thread.

 

[Everything Zen]

@Reaper of Threads

 

[Groanman]

 

[Treblemaka]

Its like when an Pro sports player goes to washed status and ends up an analyst.

Someones money dries up everyday, B.

 

[TransJenner]

These dudes probably make like 3k a show now , I'm sure there agent recommend them to do thsi

 

[the bossman]

It's a smart business move. Athletes become analysts. Actors become TV show hosts. Your career evolves

 

[Menelik II]

also they have an advantage that they have a lot of stories to tell, that can be told. all beefs have died down etc. young artists cant do that.

 

[Sovereign]

@Reaper of Threads

 

[Uncle Baby Billy]

Same thing today, just with podcasts.

 

[concise]

Everybody can't tour forever
Royalty checks getting smaller and smaller
No pension for recording artists