Should Infinite sell out and join the Sauce forum?

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

I would feel like I'm betraying my hardcore fans and my legacy here at the dubb to join the Sauce.  Not to mention Petey is a bitch and their forum is over-ran by Clownz.  On the other hand I like what they are doing with the raining Xzibit heads, keystyle battles, beats, audio, etc, and Sccit is a chief moderator over there.

This is a tough decision that is keeping me up nights.

[Sccit]

yes...but i wouldnt call it selling out. more like branching out. snoop woulda done it

[K-MACC]

What would krs-one do

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

What would krs-one do

good question

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

yes...but i wouldnt call it selling out. more like branching out. snoop woulda done it

Yes, and it was him branching out that brought upon the ire of 2pac, and ultimately produced the biggest fail of his career, "The Game Is To Be Sold" album.   As Dre said in 1996 after leaving Death Row, he wasn't an "industry" hoe.  He didn't believe in doing music with someone like Madonna or Michael Jackson just cause they were hot at the time.  Dre would rather work with someone he's cool with or break a new artist.  Suge and Dre always counseled Snoop when he was on Death Row about not watering himself down and overexposing himself.  He should of taken heed.

Then once Snoop went back to working with his homies from Long Beach, and put the Eastsidaz out on Dogghouse/Doggystyle, his career was resurrected.  Then he started fucking wit Pharrel and fell off again. 

[Black Excellence]

yes...but i wouldnt call it selling out. more like branching out. snoop woulda done it

Yes, and it was him branching out that brought upon the ire of 2pac, and ultimately produced the biggest fail of his career, "The Game Is To Be Sold" album.   As Dre said in 1996 after leaving Death Row, he wasn't an "industry" hoe.  He didn't believe in doing music with someone like Madonna or Michael Jackson just cause they were hot at the time.  Dre would rather work with someone he's cool with or break a new artist.  Suge and Dre always counseled Snoop when he was on Death Row about not watering himself down and overexposing himself.  He should of taken heed.

Then once Snoop went back to working with his homies from Long Beach, and put the Eastsidaz out on Dogghouse/Doggystyle, his career was resurrected.  Then he started fucking wit Pharrel and fell off again. 

+1

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

I don't think you should join. You should create your own site.

I wish bro, but unfortunately I'm not the most computer savvy.

I did have Blade make a website for me once to promote my 2002 novel, "2pac, The Hip-Hop Prophet".

[Chamillitary Click]

You're not dead yet?

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

You're not dead yet?

no.. you would be surprised.  One can actually live more freely than you expected.  You don't have to hide your love for rap music and be ashamed of it to make it in the world.

[bouli77]

yes...but i wouldnt call it selling out. more like branching out. snoop woulda done it

Yes, and it was him branching out that brought upon the ire of 2pac, and ultimately produced the biggest fail of his career, "The Game Is To Be Sold" album.   As Dre said in 1996 after leaving Death Row, he wasn't an "industry" hoe.  He didn't believe in doing music with someone like Madonna or Michael Jackson just cause they were hot at the time.  Dre would rather work with someone he's cool with or break a new artist.  Suge and Dre always counseled Snoop when he was on Death Row about not watering himself down and overexposing himself.  He should of taken heed.

Then once Snoop went back to working with his homies from Long Beach, and put the Eastsidaz out on Dogghouse/Doggystyle, his career was resurrected.  Then he started fucking wit Pharrel and fell off again. 

pharrell saved snoop's career in terms of relevance. pharrell gave snoop his biggest selling single to date, and he updated his sound with radio friendly yet funky cuts (beautiful, let's get blown and signs). and snoop is grateful to pharrell for that, check his GGN interview which came out this month. the eastsidaz period is obviously better in terms of gangsta music but you can't possibly say that pharrell hurt snoop's carrer when he did the exact opposite. by the way Master P helped Snoop more than Suge by teaching him how to put together and run his own label, when Snoop had failed to do so under Suge's guidance. and Snoop still gives props to P for that to this day. Da Game is to be Sold sold more than any other Snoop album except Doggfather and Doggystyle, so I wouldn't say Snoop made a terrible decision.

[K-MACC]

yes...but i wouldnt call it selling out. more like branching out. snoop woulda done it

Yes, and it was him branching out that brought upon the ire of 2pac, and ultimately produced the biggest fail of his career, "The Game Is To Be Sold" album.   As Dre said in 1996 after leaving Death Row, he wasn't an "industry" hoe.  He didn't believe in doing music with someone like Madonna or Michael Jackson just cause they were hot at the time.  Dre would rather work with someone he's cool with or break a new artist.  Suge and Dre always counseled Snoop when he was on Death Row about not watering himself down and overexposing himself.  He should of taken heed.

Then once Snoop went back to working with his homies from Long Beach, and put the Eastsidaz out on Dogghouse/Doggystyle, his career was resurrected.  Then he started fucking wit Pharrel and fell off again. 

pharrell saved snoop's career in terms of relevance. pharrell gave snoop his biggest selling single to date, and he updated his sound with radio friendly yet funky cuts (beautiful, let's get blown and signs). and snoop is grateful to pharrell for that, check his GGN interview which came out this month. the eastsidaz period is obviously better in terms of gangsta music but you can't possibly say that pharrell hurt snoop's carrer when he did the exact opposite. by the way Master P helped Snoop more than Suge by teaching him how to put together and run his own label, when Snoop had failed to do so under Suge's guidance. and Snoop still gives props to P for that to this day. Da Game is to be Sold sold more than any other Snoop album except Doggfather and Doggystyle, so I wouldn't say Snoop made a terrible decision.

hate it or love it this is true

[Sir Petey]

id sign up to brians site...and so would bayfeather to be closer to me.

[O.G A.Geesta'z]

No you would ruin the fuckin place with your idiotic opinions, your biased and lack of knolwedgment towards hip hop,

just keep your ignorance, stubborn stupidity here at the dub

you dont know shit about hip hop and atleast everyone at the sauce values hip hop and is open minded and knowledgeable about hip hop and other things,

nobody will take you serious there Brian

[Morphine]

whatever creates traffic, lol

nah, just stay here. unless you´re really ready to be the bigger man you claim to be and bury the hatchet with Petey and " the clownz"

are you ready to be a grown man ibrahim ?

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

yes...but i wouldnt call it selling out. more like branching out. snoop woulda done it

Yes, and it was him branching out that brought upon the ire of 2pac, and ultimately produced the biggest fail of his career, "The Game Is To Be Sold" album.   As Dre said in 1996 after leaving Death Row, he wasn't an "industry" hoe.  He didn't believe in doing music with someone like Madonna or Michael Jackson just cause they were hot at the time.  Dre would rather work with someone he's cool with or break a new artist.  Suge and Dre always counseled Snoop when he was on Death Row about not watering himself down and overexposing himself.  He should of taken heed.

Then once Snoop went back to working with his homies from Long Beach, and put the Eastsidaz out on Dogghouse/Doggystyle, his career was resurrected.  Then he started fucking wit Pharrel and fell off again.  

pharrell saved snoop's career in terms of relevance. pharrell gave snoop his biggest selling single to date, and he updated his sound with radio friendly yet funky cuts (beautiful, let's get blown and signs). and snoop is grateful to pharrell for that, check his GGN interview which came out this month. the eastsidaz period is obviously better in terms of gangsta music but you can't possibly say that pharrell hurt snoop's carrer when he did the exact opposite. by the way Master P helped Snoop more than Suge by teaching him how to put together and run his own label, when Snoop had failed to do so under Suge's guidance. and Snoop still gives props to P for that to this day. Da Game is to be Sold sold more than any other Snoop album except Doggfather and Doggystyle, so I wouldn't say Snoop made a terrible decision.

hate it or love it this is true

This is strange quality about rap fans.  They don't think as fans but respect rappers according to their hustle moves.  Like Jay-Z has made a whole career off of that.  Fans admire him for his business acumen, swag, hustle and all this other shit that is unrelated to producing bangers.  Jay-Z still to this day does not have one banger to his name and yet he's considered the GOAT by so many.

The Game Is To Be Sold -  NO BANGERS
The Shit Snoop did with Pharell -  NO BANGERS

If your are truly West Coast fans ya'll should wanna see Snoop ridin for the Coast.

So from a fan's perspective I was always happier seeing Snoop on Death Row or at Dogghouse with the Eastsidaz, cause that's when he was puttin out BANGERS!  (Now the new Snoop Lion album was classic but that's a new subject we can get to another time)