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Quote from: mickaveli2001 on November 13, 2009, 02:13:11 AMCrooked I is trying to get on Detox, by shout outs, submissions of ghost writing, props and so on, which is why he's showing his respect to Dr Dre rather than Suge. Had Suge still owned a powerhouse label, and on top, it'd be the opposite. It's just business, but with the music business and anyone aspiring to make money, there's a fine line between business and being a hypocrite. He probably sold his publishing rights back to Suge to get out of his deal at Death Row those years back, because WIDEawake now own the rightsThere is more than just Slap Back that disses Snoop hard in the unreleased catalougeThat’s the feeling I got too. I agree with you 100. Crook is trying to kiss the right person to get on Detox right now because he knows what a HUGE boost that would be for his image and his career. And if that means kissing up to Dre and Snoop, he knows the payout from being on there and possibly getting some Dre produced cuts for himself in the future.Imagine if there were 10 or 15 tracks sitting around with disses that Wideawake released. If you were Snoop Dogg, would you be very happy if someone had that much material out hating on you even if it was 7 years ago? This could ruin his chances with getting on Detox. That’s the only reason why he would send verbal warnings on a track towards Wideawake instead of calling them up and handling that business behind closed doors professionally.
Crooked I is trying to get on Detox, by shout outs, submissions of ghost writing, props and so on, which is why he's showing his respect to Dr Dre rather than Suge. Had Suge still owned a powerhouse label, and on top, it'd be the opposite. It's just business, but with the music business and anyone aspiring to make money, there's a fine line between business and being a hypocrite. He probably sold his publishing rights back to Suge to get out of his deal at Death Row those years back, because WIDEawake now own the rightsThere is more than just Slap Back that disses Snoop hard in the unreleased catalouge
Quote from: love33 on November 13, 2009, 09:48:11 AMQuote from: mickaveli2001 on November 13, 2009, 02:13:11 AMCrooked I is trying to get on Detox, by shout outs, submissions of ghost writing, props and so on, which is why he's showing his respect to Dr Dre rather than Suge. Had Suge still owned a powerhouse label, and on top, it'd be the opposite. It's just business, but with the music business and anyone aspiring to make money, there's a fine line between business and being a hypocrite. He probably sold his publishing rights back to Suge to get out of his deal at Death Row those years back, because WIDEawake now own the rightsThere is more than just Slap Back that disses Snoop hard in the unreleased catalougeThat’s the feeling I got too. I agree with you 100. Crook is trying to kiss the right person to get on Detox right now because he knows what a HUGE boost that would be for his image and his career. And if that means kissing up to Dre and Snoop, he knows the payout from being on there and possibly getting some Dre produced cuts for himself in the future.Imagine if there were 10 or 15 tracks sitting around with disses that Wideawake released. If you were Snoop Dogg, would you be very happy if someone had that much material out hating on you even if it was 7 years ago? This could ruin his chances with getting on Detox. That’s the only reason why he would send verbal warnings on a track towards Wideawake instead of calling them up and handling that business behind closed doors professionally.Snoop has actually heard the mixtape disses, and other retail ones including (for some bizarre reasons) a couple of unreleased disses, which makes me wonder how he would have been able to hear those
One, Crooked I's beef was Dre was ages ago. They've squashed that shit already and Crooked grew the fuck up. He was only beefing with Dre because of Suge. Now he is no longer associated with Suge. And Dre did help build the Row, him and Suge were partners. So Dre deserves his credit and this is a Dre homage track and not a Suge Knight one, so why should Crooked I even bother mentioning Suge's name on it.
Quote from: Do Dirty on November 12, 2009, 11:21:47 PM One, Crooked I's beef was Dre was ages ago. They've squashed that shit already and Crooked grew the fuck up. He was only beefing with Dre because of Suge. Now he is no longer associated with Suge. And Dre did help build the Row, him and Suge were partners. So Dre deserves his credit and this is a Dre homage track and not a Suge Knight one, so why should Crooked I even bother mentioning Suge's name on it. Crooked never had beef with Dre. They were always good.
Quote from: mickaveli2001 on November 13, 2009, 04:52:09 PMQuote from: love33 on November 13, 2009, 09:48:11 AMQuote from: mickaveli2001 on November 13, 2009, 02:13:11 AMCrooked I is trying to get on Detox, by shout outs, submissions of ghost writing, props and so on, which is why he's showing his respect to Dr Dre rather than Suge. Had Suge still owned a powerhouse label, and on top, it'd be the opposite. It's just business, but with the music business and anyone aspiring to make money, there's a fine line between business and being a hypocrite. He probably sold his publishing rights back to Suge to get out of his deal at Death Row those years back, because WIDEawake now own the rightsThere is more than just Slap Back that disses Snoop hard in the unreleased catalougeThat’s the feeling I got too. I agree with you 100. Crook is trying to kiss the right person to get on Detox right now because he knows what a HUGE boost that would be for his image and his career. And if that means kissing up to Dre and Snoop, he knows the payout from being on there and possibly getting some Dre produced cuts for himself in the future.Imagine if there were 10 or 15 tracks sitting around with disses that Wideawake released. If you were Snoop Dogg, would you be very happy if someone had that much material out hating on you even if it was 7 years ago? This could ruin his chances with getting on Detox. That’s the only reason why he would send verbal warnings on a track towards Wideawake instead of calling them up and handling that business behind closed doors professionally.Snoop has actually heard the mixtape disses, and other retail ones including (for some bizarre reasons) a couple of unreleased disses, which makes me wonder how he would have been able to hear thoseIt's not surprising considering a few people have them.
Quote from: EFFeX on November 13, 2009, 05:05:50 PMQuote from: mickaveli2001 on November 13, 2009, 04:52:09 PMQuote from: love33 on November 13, 2009, 09:48:11 AMQuote from: mickaveli2001 on November 13, 2009, 02:13:11 AMCrooked I is trying to get on Detox, by shout outs, submissions of ghost writing, props and so on, which is why he's showing his respect to Dr Dre rather than Suge. Had Suge still owned a powerhouse label, and on top, it'd be the opposite. It's just business, but with the music business and anyone aspiring to make money, there's a fine line between business and being a hypocrite. He probably sold his publishing rights back to Suge to get out of his deal at Death Row those years back, because WIDEawake now own the rightsThere is more than just Slap Back that disses Snoop hard in the unreleased catalougeThat’s the feeling I got too. I agree with you 100. Crook is trying to kiss the right person to get on Detox right now because he knows what a HUGE boost that would be for his image and his career. And if that means kissing up to Dre and Snoop, he knows the payout from being on there and possibly getting some Dre produced cuts for himself in the future.Imagine if there were 10 or 15 tracks sitting around with disses that Wideawake released. If you were Snoop Dogg, would you be very happy if someone had that much material out hating on you even if it was 7 years ago? This could ruin his chances with getting on Detox. That’s the only reason why he would send verbal warnings on a track towards Wideawake instead of calling them up and handling that business behind closed doors professionally.Snoop has actually heard the mixtape disses, and other retail ones including (for some bizarre reasons) a couple of unreleased disses, which makes me wonder how he would have been able to hear thoseIt's not surprising considering a few people have them.anyone with a brain should know that this the reason why slap bacc can never come out publicly, it would ruin crooked i's career completely
http://twitter.com/TheRealCrookedI/status/5695459261To whom it may concern.. I dropped that Dre homage verse long before I met anyone from Wideawake #okbye
Releasing (superior "music") material from an era - the Death Row era, which formed a large bulk of his present fan base who currently support him should dictate as to whether or not it gets released, and Crooked I shouldn't be so ignorant of that fact. Many have stood by him this long, and bought the slaughterhouse album, the mixtapes, and maintained interest, and he's wanting to deprive them of material they've been longing to hear for years?I can understand to a degree him not wanting material released with harsh lyrics when building relationships with other artists he'll be attacking, but I mean come on, Snoop released Pimp Slap, and other disses on retail albums heard by a larger audience than what the Crooked I albums will ever be heard by, and Crooked I has let bygones be bygones, and I believe Snoop would as wellOne thing to consider for Crooked I is, that if the Death Row material created a large amount of his current fan base who still support him, then releasing more material from that era can only be a good thing in growing that fan base