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Young Griff:
a lot of them big Heavyweight Hitters are radio DJ's so theyre getting money...the mixtapes are supposed to be for promotional use only but im sure theyre getting money off of them not just the bootleggers.  But if you are an up and coming rapper or producer and you get on one of these big name mixtapes that is promotion.  I dont like the tagging but the use of the DJ is helping out the artists.  Even if the DJs are getting the credit, the artists are getting the publicity.  

Kill:
btw flex has done sum dope mixtapes too, check out his "60 Minutes Of Funk" series (I got Vol. III), there's not ALOT of mixin on it, but still a bit of scratchin and shit AND he does not scream his name. worth the money IMO

Don Breezio:

--- Quote from: undergroundpastthepavement on March 08, 2004, 03:19:18 AM ---btw flex has done sum dope mixtapes too, check out his "60 Minutes Of Funk" series (I got Vol. III), there's not ALOT of mixin on it, but still a bit of scratchin and shit AND he does not scream his name. worth the money IMO

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i had 60 minutes of funk vol. IV and it was annoying...had good tracks but flex says his name tons of times:

"60 minutes of fuckin funk, vol 4! funk fliggity in the house baby!"

can't count how many times i heard that shit.

PLANT:
I like mixtapes, its good for the fans, and its also good promotion for the artists.  Whats wrong with that?

Don Breezio:

--- Quote from: Represent. on March 08, 2004, 10:58:04 AM ---I like mixtapes, its good for the fans, and its also good promotion for the artists.  Whats wrong with that?

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promotion is fine...but incomplete songs & shoutouts throughout them by people who have no talent in the first place is pointless and annoying.

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