Ja Rule was a copycat of DMX. JaRule doen't really even talk like that. DMX he raps the way he really talks. Copycats never last.. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | |
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I was talking about a lot more current cats than old ass DMX and Ja Rule. | |
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He would've maintained a fruitful career had he named himself Cookie Monster. | |
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Like, any rapper who was invited to the Grammys in the last two years probably has done Nelly's sing-songy not-really-lyrical style. | |
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before you know the same thing is gonna to happen to drake hmm will he lash out at lil wayne since he's the ceo of youngmoney records or whatever its called | |
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Actually, it's Ja Mule! | |
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I'm sorry to read how he writes so poorly. No big deal these days I guess, especially on the Internet. ![]() | |
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When the money's good and you got the fame, you get so spoiled as if everything you put out will have the same result, and when it doesn't, the first thing someone does is lash out. It's easy to be angry instead of doing something about it then you sing the same sad old song that so many others sing when their careers get fucked. | |
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In other words get a plan, design a plan, and have a plan. | |
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What you just said is exactly almost word for word what guitarist Paul Waktaar Savoy of a-ha says in the book "Swing of things", basically that your first instinct is to always blame the label when something doesnt sell like something else sold. I mean its basic 101 shit, does Nelly think that he is somehow all of a sudden "in" again? ok he had a hit song, but does he not look around at the scene, almost everyone selling "singles" are not selling albums. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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Right. I'm sick of these fools crying over something they should've thought about controlling long time ago. | |
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Yeah like I said you get so spoiled you think everything should go your way and when you don't, you whine anywhere just so folks could pat you in the back. And on Twitter of all places. Like I said in another thread, Twitter is only usage for celebrities to type when they're either angry or drunk. | |
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its amazing how un-intelligent Nelly is to even think this, but, i also think him trying to stir up shit will get the HYPE going for an album that no one was waiting for anywhere, i mean seriously, what did he think? that selling 2 million downloads of a 99 cent single was going to get 2 million people to pay 10 bucks on him now? "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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Like it's been said, he wasn't thinking about that. And he's still not thinking. | |
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Many acts that used to sell helluva recordings cannot step into the new world of reality that sales are massively down and their artistry is tired and non-interesting to people anymore. Catalog sales are way down. OTC sales are way down also. Major labels aren't making the bicks they used to, so therefore they blame it on artists not having sure-fire blockbuster material that sells big, but in fact, the real blame is with their overzealous capitalist asses that over-charged for cds and signed a bunch of whack acts over the last 10 years. A cd should have never cost over $10.00. Everyone now wants to play the blame game. Cream sweet rises to the top regardless. Nelly, you can always do porn with your body, LOL It was profitable for Ray J.
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There was an inside joke that Nelly should just be a model or a porn actor. I'm guessing he may try these options.
What happened to his Apple Bottom wardrobe? Oh yeah it went bust. | |
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Hell, that's why his line went bust, "Apple Bottoms"?
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Use to like Nelly, but it has been over for his music career for a while now | |
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Actually Ray J lost money on the tape, he got sued, signed things away, and wound up having to do that lame vh1 show to pay things off. I mean if you cant even pull off your own sex tape properly, time to drop out of sight "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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Plus, I don't recall that sex tape being particularly interesting, lol. ![]() | |
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His "boys" probably. | |
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His song sucks but I'd still smash the homie! | |
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All the Nelly hating is what it is. I'm pretty indifferent as far as the guys music goes. But there is no denying that he's like, the 724th artist to make statements like this in the last decade. And whether or not you hate his music, the guy did have huge sales for a very long time. Not to mention an endless stream of hits across multiple formats. I didn't even know he had a new album being released and I pay attention to such things. That IS the labels fault. | |
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Record sales doesn't mean the product is good. His voice is annoying. Most overrated rap artist to come out last decade. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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Like I said, Nelly hating is what it is. That doesn't change the fact that if his label had made a serious push his album would probably have had a bigger first week number and debuted much higher on the charts. | |
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Reading his explanation of the artist/label partnership, you can tell the guy knows a bit about the business, unlike some people who blindly sign contracts then complain afterwards "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." | |
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I ain't a fan of dude, but I gotta disagree with this one
Apple Bottom has done pretty well. It's the hoodrat's preferred clothing line, along with House of Dereon "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." | |
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50 Cent, the entire G Unit, and D-12 just laughed at this statement "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." | |
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Ya'll muthafuckas are having me defend this muthafucka
3 Number One albums His first 5 albums peaked in the top 3 18 Top 40 singles, 13 being in the top ten
plus he's smashin' Ashanti, who's looking a lot better these days so he gets a WIN right there
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Seriously, though. I didn't even like that dang Hot In Here song. In fact, this is pretty much the only thing I ever really liked from him...
Ashanti still looks twelve, though. | |
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