CROOKED I TELLS SNOOP THAT DEATH ROW STILL OWES HIM 6 FIGURES

[Sccit]

[astra4322]

How about Hood Star

[Tony Trey]

Maybe Crook ought to be telling his attorney, rather than bitching on social media, like Daz Dillinger did

[doggfather]

a milli just for that ost?!

shiet!

is could be true?

[Rubinho]

a milli just for that ost?!

shiet!

is could be true?

Its still tha row

[Suga Foot]

a milli just for that ost?!

shiet!

is could be true?

Six Figures = 100,000 - 999,999.  So not quite a million, but maybe close?  Or maybe only 100k

[doggfather]

oops, my bad again.

6 figures meant to me a number AND 6 zero.


sorry!

[TraceOneInfinite]

6 figures for that piece of shit soundtrack?? 

[Duck Duck Doggy]

Crooked I still hasn’t really put out a classic album.

[Young Old Head]

Crooked I still hasn’t really put out a classic album.

Sure, but what does that have to do with the soundtrack?

[abusive]

Can someone explain why he's owed that? I've seen his explanation before but I don't remember.

[Sccit]

Sure, but what does that have to do with the soundtrack?

are u a robot?

[TraceOneInfinite]

Crooked I still hasn’t really put out a classic album.

Yep.. and the funniest part was when they tried to make a supergroup where he put together all the most talented rappers (who had never made a classic album) into one project for Slaughterhouse and they still failed to make a classic   

It was sort of like if they assembled a superNBA team in 1999 with Barkley at PF, Ewing at C, Reggie Miller at shooting guard, and Stockton at the point so that the 4 of them could finally get their championship ring fitted and they still lost 

[astra4322]

Crook was finished after Death Row A he lost his path.

[Tony Trey]

Crook was finished after Death Row A he lost his path.

Yup.  Dude is fucking talented, but he never understood the music business.  When I was a mod on his official forum, I had inside info every once in a while and all I could do was roll my eyes over how obviously stupid his plans, or lack of plans, were.  He wasted so much time trying to get some elusive amazing major label deal at a time when (a) he was relatively unknown to mainstream audiences, (b) lyricism was not popular, and (c) the West Coast was not popular, when he could've just went the independent route.