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Quote from: Jimmy H. on May 28, 2009, 12:45:40 PMQuote from: cyence on May 28, 2009, 12:29:27 PMI mean really, Keyshia Cole or Rakim opening up for a dude that is barely known outside the internet? Tech actually has a very big following outside of the Net. He tours a ridiculous amount of days a year so he's constantly doing live shows across the country. I don't see this whole thing as much as a diss as it is Tech airing out his frustrations. The guy works his ass off. He throws some live-ass shows and stays putting out new shit. On that level, I could see how someone downplaying him as being just a "local rapper" would piss him off. I agree with what you're saying here. I don't feel like Tech was really going hard against Keyshia or Rakim. I think this is more saying that he thinks if someone agrees to do a live appearance, they should honor the agreement. And I do think that Tech does feel a little hurt of insulted that some want to marginalize him as a "local rapper," when he puts in so much work. I don't think you could find a harder worker in the industry right now, than Tech N9ne. At the same time, in trying t play Devil's Advocate, I can see how Rakim might feel like he shouldn't have to open for a newer artist. Rakim has put in so much work over the years, you could argue that he's almost earned the right to be like that a little bit.
Quote from: cyence on May 28, 2009, 12:29:27 PMI mean really, Keyshia Cole or Rakim opening up for a dude that is barely known outside the internet? Tech actually has a very big following outside of the Net. He tours a ridiculous amount of days a year so he's constantly doing live shows across the country. I don't see this whole thing as much as a diss as it is Tech airing out his frustrations. The guy works his ass off. He throws some live-ass shows and stays putting out new shit. On that level, I could see how someone downplaying him as being just a "local rapper" would piss him off.
I mean really, Keyshia Cole or Rakim opening up for a dude that is barely known outside the internet?
I mean really, Keyshia Cole or Rakim opening up for a dude that is barely known outside the internet? That's like George Foreman vs Tyson being the undercard for a Jose Canseco vs Ronnie the limo driver fight. I'da smacked the promoter and my manager for even making me such an insulting offer
Keisha Cole aint RnB she is BET garbage pop music.
Quote from: Ocho on May 28, 2009, 12:38:39 PMKeisha Cole aint RnB she is BET garbage pop music. keisha cole is R&B music . what you call BET garbage pop music is what we call in the 80's & 90's R&B . so you are wrong . R&B music is for real men who are not fake & front like they are too hard for good R&B music.there are too many people who think it cool to be hard all the time & that is some fake ass shit.