It's August 27, 2025, 04:40:49 PM
I heard that hes struggling with the idea of releasing this album in the climate the rap game is in right now...he dont want his shit getting bootlegged on the internet...the only rapper Ive ever seen beat the bootleg hustle is TI on his King album...he realeased a few phony editions on the net to confuse the bootleggers when the real shit hit retail no one had heard it yet.
Does any1 even have any info or ideas on who will show up on "Detox"!? Game? DPG? Snoop?............etc.............
if anyone really thinks that game is gonna be on detox your lying to yourself.
I'm not going to rhyme this post because I want to be serious for this post.I don't think Detox will live up to the expectations. I'm expecting either:A) You know how Dre and DOC say expect the unexpected? Well, it might be something TOO different for fans to swallow, you know? Like Kingdom Come was just too different from Jay's other albums. Dre might be trying to create something "different" like Kingdom Come was a complete left turn from Jay's usual sound, but will that necessarily be a good thing? Some diehards will go along with it, but most people, especially young people who weren't even around when The Chronic dropped, will think it's WACK. I mean, it's not going to be gangsta gangsta, so what if it's singing and gospel and stuff like that with rapping over it. It might be just TOO different for its own good.B) There is also just this possibility -- I'm not sure Dre has it in him anymore to make a new sound that changes the game type of masterpiece. I mean, musicians are just like athletes and filmmakers and anybody else who's creative. As you get older, you lose your skills. The athlete, musician, whatever, might still think in his opinion that he still has it, but everybody else will recognize the fall off. I mean, seriously -- some of the beats that "perfectionist" Dre releases nowadays just plain aren't examples of "perfection". How is this possible? Dre might have lost his skill, but not even realize it, and all the artists who work with him just go along with his beats because this is still a business after all, and Dre beats = $, regardless of whether the artist knows deep down that the beat ain't all that. Nearly everybody agrees that The Chronic was better than 2001, and I think 2001 will be better than Detox. Judging from history, it's just the way the trajectory goes. C) A combination of A and B.I'm thinking option C. What I'm unsure about is the percentages of the mixture of elements A and B.