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Dre could still own 08 by selling atleast 2.5 million copies by New Years. I have a good feeling about this latest shit we've been hearing. GET READY
Own 2008?? LOL. Sorry, but Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, DJ Khaled, and the boys in the South "own 2008." Just because Dre is coming out with an album doesn't mean everyone is going to rush to the store to buy it. Especially when DJ Khaled is way bigger than Dre currently (you have a lot of young fans that don't even know who Dre is nor do they care), and the whole South is bumpiing Khaled's new album 'We Global.' And the reason I bring Khaled up is because he's as huge as it gets for compilations and Dre's album isn't officially a compilation, but really resembles one with all the guest spots. I just can't see Bishop Lamont, Ice Cube, Warren G, Nate Dogg, and Kurupt outselling Khaled's guestlist of Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Akon, T-Pain, Sean Paul, Busta Rhymes. People want to hear T-Pain and Akon, Cool and Dre beats, and banging beats. They don't want to hear serious "issues" or political music. And Khaled's album has the West on it too with The Game dropping a banger and Ray J making a steller appearance.So no, Dre does not own 2008, The South owns it, and nobody is going to be running to hear Bishop Lamont all over an album (Warren G already tried it, and as great as he is, that was his worst album). It won't flop, but it's not going to overtake "The Boys" (Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Fat Joe, Flo Rida, Trick Daddy, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Two Pistolz, Trey Songz, Plies, Kanye West, T-Pain, and Akon) from running the rap game. Plus, even if it does sell a millie, there's so much rap music people aren't going to care to wait 10 years for the next one when you have "The Boys" and all these other rappers from coast to coast dropping tons of music. "The Boys" are "out here grindin" while Dre is making rumors about an album the last 6 years. I wonder if he will drop first or Crooked I. LOL~
oh man that guest lineup looks horrible
Quote from: love33 on September 28, 2008, 05:52:51 PMOwn 2008?? LOL. Sorry, but Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, DJ Khaled, and the boys in the South "own 2008." Just because Dre is coming out with an album doesn't mean everyone is going to rush to the store to buy it. Especially when DJ Khaled is way bigger than Dre currently (you have a lot of young fans that don't even know who Dre is nor do they care), and the whole South is bumpiing Khaled's new album 'We Global.' And the reason I bring Khaled up is because he's as huge as it gets for compilations and Dre's album isn't officially a compilation, but really resembles one with all the guest spots. I just can't see Bishop Lamont, Ice Cube, Warren G, Nate Dogg, and Kurupt outselling Khaled's guestlist of Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Akon, T-Pain, Sean Paul, Busta Rhymes. People want to hear T-Pain and Akon, Cool and Dre beats, and banging beats. They don't want to hear serious "issues" or political music. And Khaled's album has the West on it too with The Game dropping a banger and Ray J making a steller appearance.So no, Dre does not own 2008, The South owns it, and nobody is going to be running to hear Bishop Lamont all over an album (Warren G already tried it, and as great as he is, that was his worst album). It won't flop, but it's not going to overtake "The Boys" (Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Fat Joe, Flo Rida, Trick Daddy, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Two Pistolz, Trey Songz, Plies, Kanye West, T-Pain, and Akon) from running the rap game. Plus, even if it does sell a millie, there's so much rap music people aren't going to care to wait 10 years for the next one when you have "The Boys" and all these other rappers from coast to coast dropping tons of music. "The Boys" are "out here grindin" while Dre is making rumors about an album the last 6 years. I wonder if he will drop first or Crooked I. LOL~-Wayne has certainly owned 2008- Ross? so-so; he's sold like 600K or so; not exactly amazing, he'll really struggle to go platinum- lol what's with your love for Khaled? he just sold 50K 1st week; Dre would sell 50K first day when it comes out-Half of these artists u named flopped (khaled, fat joe, flo-rida, 2 pistols, and trick didn't even drop an album lol).u forgot T.I. who will sell more albums than all the artists u named besides maybe lil wayne
Sounds dope, but just too good to be true.1. December 16th I think is just too soon from now to release Detox, especially with the promotion that I'm sure Dre will want to put behind it.2. I can't see his 1st single featuring all three of Bishop Lamont, Snoop Dogg & Ice Cube. Maybe seperate songs, but not all 3 on the single.3. The single is called "Fuckin' With Me"? I can't see Dre using that title on a 1st single either.
Quote from: Lunatic 63 on September 28, 2008, 06:05:50 PMQuote from: love33 on September 28, 2008, 05:52:51 PMOwn 2008?? LOL. Sorry, but Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, DJ Khaled, and the boys in the South "own 2008." Just because Dre is coming out with an album doesn't mean everyone is going to rush to the store to buy it. Especially when DJ Khaled is way bigger than Dre currently (you have a lot of young fans that don't even know who Dre is nor do they care), and the whole South is bumpiing Khaled's new album 'We Global.' And the reason I bring Khaled up is because he's as huge as it gets for compilations and Dre's album isn't officially a compilation, but really resembles one with all the guest spots. I just can't see Bishop Lamont, Ice Cube, Warren G, Nate Dogg, and Kurupt outselling Khaled's guestlist of Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Akon, T-Pain, Sean Paul, Busta Rhymes. People want to hear T-Pain and Akon, Cool and Dre beats, and banging beats. They don't want to hear serious "issues" or political music. And Khaled's album has the West on it too with The Game dropping a banger and Ray J making a steller appearance.So no, Dre does not own 2008, The South owns it, and nobody is going to be running to hear Bishop Lamont all over an album (Warren G already tried it, and as great as he is, that was his worst album). It won't flop, but it's not going to overtake "The Boys" (Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Fat Joe, Flo Rida, Trick Daddy, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Two Pistolz, Trey Songz, Plies, Kanye West, T-Pain, and Akon) from running the rap game. Plus, even if it does sell a millie, there's so much rap music people aren't going to care to wait 10 years for the next one when you have "The Boys" and all these other rappers from coast to coast dropping tons of music. "The Boys" are "out here grindin" while Dre is making rumors about an album the last 6 years. I wonder if he will drop first or Crooked I. LOL~-Wayne has certainly owned 2008- Ross? so-so; he's sold like 600K or so; not exactly amazing, he'll really struggle to go platinum- lol what's with your love for Khaled? he just sold 50K 1st week; Dre would sell 50K first day when it comes out-Half of these artists u named flopped (khaled, fat joe, flo-rida, 2 pistols, and trick didn't even drop an album lol).u forgot T.I. who will sell more albums than all the artists u named besides maybe lil wayneYeah, you said it all...I was like "wait...dude said Khaled is bigger than Dre?" Just because somebody's on TV all the time doesn't mean everyone really likes em or cares for em at that level...some younger fans may not know Dre as much, but everybody knows him, and the crowd who doesn't know him isn't the crowd that really buys records like that. Dre's overall fanbase is strong enough for him to release an unreleased CD that would outsell whatever Khaled does.
Quote from: dameons on September 28, 2008, 03:35:10 PMDre could still own 08 by selling atleast 2.5 million copies by New Years. I have a good feeling about this latest shit we've been hearing. GET READYOwn 2008?? LOL. Sorry, but Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, DJ Khaled, and the boys in the South "own 2008." Just because Dre is coming out with an album doesn't mean everyone is going to rush to the store to buy it. Especially when DJ Khaled is way bigger than Dre currently (you have a lot of young fans that don't even know who Dre is nor do they care), and the whole South is bumpiing Khaled's new album 'We Global.' And the reason I bring Khaled up is because he's as huge as it gets for compilations and Dre's album isn't officially a compilation, but really resembles one with all the guest spots. I just can't see Bishop Lamont, Ice Cube, Warren G, Nate Dogg, and Kurupt outselling Khaled's guestlist of Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Akon, T-Pain, Sean Paul, Busta Rhymes. People want to hear T-Pain and Akon, Cool and Dre beats, and banging beats. They don't want to hear serious "issues" or political music. And Khaled's album has the West on it too with The Game dropping a banger and Ray J making a steller appearance.So no, Dre does not own 2008, The South owns it, and nobody is going to be running to hear Bishop Lamont all over an album (Warren G already tried it, and as great as he is, that was his worst album). It won't flop, but it's not going to overtake "The Boys" (Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Fat Joe, Flo Rida, Trick Daddy, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Two Pistolz, Trey Songz, Plies, Kanye West, T-Pain, and Akon) from running the rap game. Plus, even if it does sell a millie, there's so much rap music people aren't going to care to wait 10 years for the next one when you have "The Boys" and all these other rappers from coast to coast dropping tons of music. "The Boys" are "out here grindin" while Dre is making rumors about an album the last 6 years. I wonder if he will drop first or Crooked I. LOL~
"The Message 2" sounds like bullshit, though. His son died a month ago, and he managed to get Nate Dogg in between strokes ? That sounds fishy..
"The Message 2" sounds like bullshit, though. His son died a month ago, and he managed to get Nate Dogg in between strokes ?