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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation) on November 17, 2011, 03:44:03 PM
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http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh0tUtZHJ139a7v6M7
lets c how this turns out
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if the good doc couldn't do it it can't be done.
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if the good doc couldn't do it it can't be done.
Do what?signing to aftermath hurt his career far more then it helped. He was a bigger star before he signed.
Anyway, this isn't surprising. Busta doesn't get enough respect in the game, he didn't make that one sure classic album but he's had a very solid,consistent discography and a very long career.
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seems like a weird move but im outta the loop
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This better not affect the album he had coming already. Primo and Large Professor were going to be producing for him.
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
I can see this too.
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
is that news?
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Do what?signing to aftermath hurt his career far more then it helped. He was a bigger star before he signed.
Not really. His career had gotten kind of stagnant at that point. Alligning with Dre had people talking again. It also gave him his first #1 album. It definitely didn't hurt his career.
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
is that news?
He's had verses, even songs where he flies through the whole thing. But recently, he's been making all his guest apperances that shit. Have people in the background making noise like he's "murking" shit, but in reality he's rhyming "Badaboom, badabing, I gotta do a lotta things" lol.
I can see a straight 17 songs in a row being like that lol.
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Do what?signing to aftermath hurt his career far more then it helped. He was a bigger star before he signed.
Not really. His career had gotten kind of stagnant at that point. Alligning with Dre had people talking again. It also gave him his first #1 album. It definitely didn't hurt his career.
Commercially he was huge before he signed with Aftermath, although to me Big Bang is his dopest album
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Do what?signing to aftermath hurt his career far more then it helped. He was a bigger star before he signed.
Not really. His career had gotten kind of stagnant at that point. Alligning with Dre had people talking again. It also gave him his first #1 album. It definitely didn't hurt his career.
How you debut on a chart is over rated. It always just depends on your competition that week. How was it stagnant? He was releasing a new solo album every 1-2 years, all with success. He released genesis in 2001 then it ain't safe no more in 2002. Both were successful sales wise, and spawned hit singles.I know what you want and make it clap were in heavy rotation. Sure, the dre signing made noise at first because it was two heavyweights aligning for an album. But busta was far from stagnant. Then the album took four years to hit shelves, the longest in between time in bustas solo career. All the momentum of his career was slowed to a crawl and he's never really recovered. I'd say signing to dre was the biggest mistake of his career. Big bang was also his lowest selling album up to that point. Until his next one of course.
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http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh0tUtZHJ139a7v6M7
lets c how this turns out
what's up with this ?
http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=275156.0
Busta Rhymes is teaming up with Google Music for his new album which he will be releasing exclusively through them
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Cash Money will release the album on Google Music and not on iTunes. Don't know how about hard copies, but I doubt theay won't make them.
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I never thought Busta could make a worst album than Back on my BS ... doesn't seem that big of a stretch with this move
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What about NORE???
He is in Busta's label ain't he??
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Rumours that Mystikal is about to join Cash Money too. They're like the Man City of hip hop signing every fucker goin.
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Birdman is flexin his muscles rite now. power moves
its an egocentrical thing that bosses do (look at 50 cent)
u can c how Birdman is leanin back in his chair feelin himself/all self-satisfied n shit,,, i dont think hes a good boss after all
signin alotta talent can help soldify ur label in the industry as a "forece to be reckoned wit", but nine outta ten -- if a label is oveflooded wit talent n diff acts, chances r some of the acts will get lost in the big Bermuda triangle.
look at Def Jam in the late 90's. they had 40 acts on the label at the same time (most of the former clients only have bad things to say, to this day)
the only label that had success wit millions of acts on the roster at the same time, was No Limit in the 90's -- cuz they had a perfect distriubtion deal wit Priority, and No Limit was like a new thing/a franchise at that time,,, so it worked
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Birdman is flexin his muscles rite now. power moves
its an egocentrical thing that bosses do (look at 50 cent)
u can c how Birdman is leanin back in his chair feelin himself/all self-satisfied n shit,,, i dont think hes a good boss after all
signin alotta talent can help soldify ur label in the industry as a "forece to be reckoned wit", but nine outta ten -- if a label is oveflooded wit talent n diff acts, chances r some of the acts will get lost in the big Bermuda triangle.
look at Def Jam in the late 90's. they had 40 acts on the label at the same time (most of the former clients only have bad things to say, to this day)
the only label that had success wit millions of acts on the roster at the same time, was No Limit in the 90's -- cuz they had a perfect distriubtion deal wit Priority, and No Limit was like a new thing/a franchise at that time,,, so it worked
Are you saying No Limit had a lot of talent?
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Birdman is flexin his muscles rite now. power moves
its an egocentrical thing that bosses do (look at 50 cent)
u can c how Birdman is leanin back in his chair feelin himself/all self-satisfied n shit,,, i dont think hes a good boss after all
signin alotta talent can help soldify ur label in the industry as a "forece to be reckoned wit", but nine outta ten -- if a label is oveflooded wit talent n diff acts, chances r some of the acts will get lost in the big Bermuda triangle.
look at Def Jam in the late 90's. they had 40 acts on the label at the same time (most of the former clients only have bad things to say, to this day)
the only label that had success wit millions of acts on the roster at the same time, was No Limit in the 90's -- cuz they had a perfect distriubtion deal wit Priority, and No Limit was like a new thing/a franchise at that time,,, so it worked
Are you saying No Limit had a lot of talent?
you seriously never fucked with mystikal and tru?
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Birdman is flexin his muscles rite now. power moves
its an egocentrical thing that bosses do (look at 50 cent)
u can c how Birdman is leanin back in his chair feelin himself/all self-satisfied n shit,,, i dont think hes a good boss after all
signin alotta talent can help soldify ur label in the industry as a "forece to be reckoned wit", but nine outta ten -- if a label is oveflooded wit talent n diff acts, chances r some of the acts will get lost in the big Bermuda triangle.
look at Def Jam in the late 90's. they had 40 acts on the label at the same time (most of the former clients only have bad things to say, to this day)
the only label that had success wit millions of acts on the roster at the same time, was No Limit in the 90's -- cuz they had a perfect distriubtion deal wit Priority, and No Limit was like a new thing/a franchise at that time,,, so it worked
Are you saying No Limit had a lot of talent?
you seriously never fucked with mystikal and tru?
Mystikal was probably the best rapper from No Limit. But he brought up No Limit as a label overflooded with talent. In reality it only had a couple standout acts and a lot of average to wack ones. A label can't be overflooded with talent if Silkk the Shocker is one of their stars.
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where did i say that the no-limit roster is talented?
stop reaching, spice.
ur attention seeking attempts are always weak
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Birdman is flexin his muscles rite now. power moves
its an egocentrical thing that bosses do (look at 50 cent)
u can c how Birdman is leanin back in his chair feelin himself/all self-satisfied n shit,,, i dont think hes a good boss after all
signin alotta talent can help soldify ur label in the industry as a "forece to be reckoned wit", but nine outta ten -- if a label is oveflooded wit talent n diff acts, chances r some of the acts will get lost in the big Bermuda triangle.
look at Def Jam in the late 90's. they had 40 acts on the label at the same time (most of the former clients only have bad things to say, to this day)
the only label that had success wit millions of acts on the roster at the same time, was No Limit in the 90's -- cuz they had a perfect distriubtion deal wit Priority, and No Limit was like a new thing/a franchise at that time,,, so it worked
Are you saying No Limit had a lot of talent?
you seriously never fucked with mystikal and tru?
Mystikal was probably the best rapper from No Limit. But he brought up No Limit as a label overflooded with talent. In reality it only had a couple standout acts and a lot of average to wack ones. A label can't be overflooded with talent if Silkk the Shocker is one of their stars.
yeah but he talking about artists selling and putting out albums, instead of sitting in label-hell releasing nothing then getting released from contract. P put his folks ON
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Birdman is flexin his muscles rite now. power moves
its an egocentrical thing that bosses do (look at 50 cent)
u can c how Birdman is leanin back in his chair feelin himself/all self-satisfied n shit,,, i dont think hes a good boss after all
signin alotta talent can help soldify ur label in the industry as a "forece to be reckoned wit", but nine outta ten -- if a label is oveflooded wit talent n diff acts, chances r some of the acts will get lost in the big Bermuda triangle.
look at Def Jam in the late 90's. they had 40 acts on the label at the same time (most of the former clients only have bad things to say, to this day)
the only label that had success wit millions of acts on the roster at the same time, was No Limit in the 90's -- cuz they had a perfect distriubtion deal wit Priority, and No Limit was like a new thing/a franchise at that time,,, so it worked
Are you saying No Limit had a lot of talent?
you seriously never fucked with mystikal and tru?
Mystikal was probably the best rapper from No Limit. But he brought up No Limit as a label overflooded with talent. In reality it only had a couple standout acts and a lot of average to wack ones. A label can't be overflooded with talent if Silkk the Shocker is one of their stars.
yeah but he talking about artists selling and putting out albums, instead of sitting in label-hell releasing nothing then getting released from contract. P put his folks ON
One thing P did was make the label more important than the artist. Every album felt like a No Limit album, and its artists would be featured all over it with in-house production. I think that's why they were successful. You almost knew what you were getting with each album, no matter who's album it was.
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where did i say that the no-limit roster is talented?
stop reaching, spice.
ur attention seeking attempts are always weak
"signin alotta talent can help soldify ur label in the industry as a "forece to be reckoned wit", but nine outta ten -- if a label is oveflooded wit talent n diff acts, chances r some of the acts will get lost in the big Bermuda triangle.
look at Def Jam in the late 90's. they had 40 acts on the label at the same time (most of the former clients only have bad things to say, to this day)
the only label that had success wit millions of acts on the roster at the same time, was No Limit in the 90's -- cuz they had a perfect distriubtion deal wit Priority, and No Limit was like a new thing/a franchise at that time,,, so it worked"
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How you debut on a chart is over rated. It always just depends on your competition that week. How was it stagnant? He was releasing a new solo album every 1-2 years, all with success. He released genesis in 2001 then it ain't safe no more in 2002. Both were successful sales wise, and spawned hit singles.I know what you want and make it clap were in heavy rotation. Sure, the dre signing made noise at first because it was two heavyweights aligning for an album. But busta was far from stagnant. Then the album took four years to hit shelves, the longest in between time in bustas solo career. All the momentum of his career was slowed to a crawl and he's never really recovered. I'd say signing to dre was the biggest mistake of his career. Big bang was also his lowest selling album up to that point. Until his next one of course.
Big Bang outsold It Ain't Safe No More.
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
is that news?
He's had verses, even songs where he flies through the whole thing. But recently, he's been making all his guest apperances that shit. Have people in the background making noise like he's "murking" shit, but in reality he's rhyming "Badaboom, badabing, I gotta do a lotta things" lol.
I can see a straight 17 songs in a row being like that lol.
everytimeiseeitthenigottabeitthenigottagetitthenigottawinitovanovanagainnagain. Dudes be like Busta killed it I be like :eh:
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lmao, Spice
ur readin into shit too much, slow ur roll
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Rumours that Mystikal is about to join Cash Money too.
Much more exiting news than Busta being signed IMO
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This better not affect the album he had coming already. Primo and Large Professor were going to be producing for him.
that will not come out on cash money. you know this.
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How you debut on a chart is over rated. It always just depends on your competition that week. How was it stagnant? He was releasing a new solo album every 1-2 years, all with success. He released genesis in 2001 then it ain't safe no more in 2002. Both were successful sales wise, and spawned hit singles.I know what you want and make it clap were in heavy rotation. Sure, the dre signing made noise at first because it was two heavyweights aligning for an album. But busta was far from stagnant. Then the album took four years to hit shelves, the longest in between time in bustas solo career. All the momentum of his career was slowed to a crawl and he's never really recovered. I'd say signing to dre was the biggest mistake of his career. Big bang was also his lowest selling album up to that point. Until his next one of course.
Big Bang outsold It Ain't Safe No More.
Proof?
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signing to Cash Money can be even worse than signing to Aftermath for your career. as Mike said, it's mostly an egotistical power move by Birdman (the Man City comparison is actually accurate except for the fact that Man City actually buys the cream of the crop whereas CMB also signed fading legends like DPG (well they didn't even sign or Teena Marie lol) but look at how many big name stars or upcoming artists with a buzz have signed to Cash Money over the recent years and their career have stalled or even worse they left the label without doing anything major. Bow Wow, Glasses Malone, TQ, Freeway.
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Freeway signed to Cash Money? Is this current? Last I checked he's signed to Rhymesayers (the muscle of the independent scene).
Omarion was a bust, Dogg Pound and Outlawz never worked out, TQ could have worked out but they fucked it up, Bow Wow isn't relevant.
Signing Mystikal would be dope, if he can still rap. He fits that image and their sound. They really should try to do that Hot Boys album while they're all still relatively young.
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At least Bow Wow just put out a single with Wayne
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I don't know if I agree with Cash Money being a poor career move. A lot of them guys have singles out. You have to understand that Wayne just dropped, so nobody is going to come out near him.
Plus Busta Rhymes automatically becomes the second biggest name on the label, even over Birdman lol. The rest of those guys you're talking about are nobody's.
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He's clearly the second biggest name on the label, but he's not at the peak of his career anymore, Busta's a vet and his momentum isn't all that as we speak. He might fall into oblivion with such a crowded roster. That's like Hammer signing to Death Row in 96.
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The cash money logo is still on drake and niki minajs albums, so clearly busta wouldn't be the second biggest name
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lmao at u niggas saying busta 2nd biggest name on label like drake aint just put out an album
cash money aint the way to go...theres only 3 rappers on tht roster that there putting out
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All I meant was he's a big name, established rapper. His deal with Aftermath went smoothly. It's only a bad idea to go to a major if you're up and coming. Joell Ortiz, Stat Quo, Bishop Lamont, etc. One you're established, it doesn't really matter.
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All I meant was he's a big name, established rapper. His deal with Aftermath went smoothly. It's only a bad idea to go to a major if you're up and coming. Joell Ortiz, Stat Quo, Bishop Lamont, etc. One you're established, it doesn't really matter.
rakim was well established
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Bet you it will turn out better than when he signed to that lazy fuck who's only good for pushing headphones now.
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All I meant was he's a big name, established rapper. His deal with Aftermath went smoothly. It's only a bad idea to go to a major if you're up and coming. Joell Ortiz, Stat Quo, Bishop Lamont, etc. One you're established, it doesn't really matter.
rakim was well established
That was 2000-2003 & Eminem took over the Hip Hop world. Can't say I blame the label.
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
is that news?
He's had verses, even songs where he flies through the whole thing. But recently, he's been making all his guest apperances that shit. Have people in the background making noise like he's "murking" shit, but in reality he's rhyming "Badaboom, badabing, I gotta do a lotta things" lol.
I can see a straight 17 songs in a row being like that lol.
everytimeiseeitthenigottabeitthenigottagetitthenigottawinitovanovanagainnagain. Dudes be like Busta killed it I be like :eh:
LOL.
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
is that news?
He's had verses, even songs where he flies through the whole thing. But recently, he's been making all his guest apperances that shit. Have people in the background making noise like he's "murking" shit, but in reality he's rhyming "Badaboom, badabing, I gotta do a lotta things" lol.
I can see a straight 17 songs in a row being like that lol.
everytimeiseeitthenigottabeitthenigottagetitthenigottawinitovanovanagainnagain. Dudes be like Busta killed it I be like :eh:
I know. People get lost in flows & stop listening to the words being said.
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Im happy for busta getting that paper.,EVEN THOUGH IT'S A VERY BAD MOVE..but tell me this..when did busta start yelling blood,and throwing up Bs and shit...now this is where busta loses some VET STRIPS..sad :grumpy:..
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Say hello to Busta Rhyme's new album, with an entire flow at 205 mph, saying absolutely nothing.
is that news?
He's had verses, even songs where he flies through the whole thing. But recently, he's been making all his guest apperances that shit. Have people in the background making noise like he's "murking" shit, but in reality he's rhyming "Badaboom, badabing, I gotta do a lotta things" lol.
I can see a straight 17 songs in a row being like that lol.
everytimeiseeitthenigottabeitthenigottagetitthenigottawinitovanovanagainnagain. Dudes be like Busta killed it I be like :eh:
Haha, yes! ;D
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Anyone else heard that Young Buck is next? Saw this on Twitter before.