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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: J.G.. on February 26, 2008, 07:01:10 PM
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He said this in an interview w/ XXL..
Read Here
http://djgshottestmusic.blogspot.com/2008/02/226-snoop-has-ghostwriter.html
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Tell me somethin new
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We knew this. I believe E-White, Bad Azz, and others have all ghost wrote for him at some points. I wish we knew specifically which songs he has a ghostwriter for and which ones he doesn't and who is doing the ghostwriting. I don't mind if rappers like him who are already big get a young hungry cat to write their material for them. It's up and coming cats that should never have one.
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:rubeyes: :yikes: so snoop dogg didnt write his own shit?? OH NO! my world is crumbling :boohoo:
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I don't mind if rappers like him who are already big get a young hungry cat to write their material for them. It's up and coming cats that should never have one.
word homie, tell em mayne. 8)
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:rubeyes: :yikes: so snoop dogg didnt write his own shit?? OH NO! my world is crumbling :boohoo:
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:sign_lastweek:
"decade" that should be
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dude just signed up to post this old news :eh:
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We knew this. I believe E-White, Bad Azz, and others have all ghost wrote for him at some points. I wish we knew specifically which songs he has a ghostwriter for and which ones he doesn't and who is doing the ghostwriting. I don't mind if rappers like him who are already big get a young hungry cat to write their material for them. It's up and coming cats that should never have one.
^Not to mention D.O.C. & Crooked also...
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I wouldn't really even call it a ghostwriter. He credits the writers on everything, and he's said in nearly every interview about this last album that he's letting all kinds of other people write for him on it. What's the big deal? Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra never wrote 1 hit. Two of the greatest of all time.
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dude just signed up to post this old news :eh:
Dude is tryna promote that shit ive seen it all over the internet
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I wouldn't really even call it a ghostwriter. He credits the writers on everything, and he's said in nearly every interview about this last album that he's letting all kinds of other people write for him on it. What's the big deal? Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra never wrote 1 hit. Two of the greatest of all time.
In hip-hop you have to write every bar, play every instrument in the song and have lived every lyric otherwise you're Milli Vanilli.
It's a rule that Hip-Hop has that many other genres don't. Mary Wells and the Temptations had huge hits written by Smokey Robinson and everybody involved was acknowledged for the success. That can't happen (there's only a few exceptions) in Hip-Hop because it's all about image and "being real". It's the same thing as saying this guy is not a producer because he didn't play the flute.
On the other hand, don't call yourself a lyricist if you don't write your own lyrics.
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So what? We all know tat Snoop writes stuff too....I mean Snoop and D.O.C use to write for Dre. Snoop wrote last album. He gives credits. No big deal. 'cause if anyone got a problem, then they have a problem with some of the worlds greatest music artists ever. I agree that only a young cat shouldn't have ghostwriters....
and with Hip-hop comment, man not many people play thier own instruments...some do, and at times, but hip-hop started, and will always be primarily based on samples...
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I wouldn't really even call it a ghostwriter. He credits the writers on everything, and he's said in nearly every interview about this last album that he's letting all kinds of other people write for him on it. What's the big deal? Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra never wrote 1 hit. Two of the greatest of all time.
In hip-hop you have to write every bar, play every instrument in the song and have lived every lyric otherwise you're Milli Vanilli.
It's a rule that Hip-Hop has that many other genres don't. Mary Wells and the Temptations had huge hits written by Smokey Robinson and everybody involved was acknowledged for the success. That can't happen (there's only a few exceptions) in Hip-Hop because it's all about image and "being real". It's the same thing as saying this guy is not a producer because he didn't play the flute.
On the other hand, don't call yourself a lyricist if you don't write your own lyrics.
On point homie! I for one get disappointed when I hear that one of my favourite artists do not write their own lyrics, i feel as if I've been lied to( Sorry, but i take this way too serious). If Snoop is doing a song with Dre, and he got DOC writing for him, what does snoop bring to the table? Dre is producing and mixing, Doc is writing his lyrics.. It just feels wrong to me, and I know this is how very many of today's and yesterday's pop acts are done, and that's probably why I can't stand it.
Like in Norway, where i used to reside, you had this dude, who broke through with the help of pop Idol. He then toured the country with three other famous Norwegian musicians, doing songs like "Hallelujah" and other known hits. They did not write any of the stuff, they just performed the hits. When he got back from the tour he said he felt burnt out, and needed a rest. Burnt out from what homie? Singing and playing what other people already created? `the fuck outta here..
I love DJ Quik, he writes and produces his own stuff, and it feels way more real than Snoop reciting what some other dude wrote down on a piece of paper.
I understand that there are people who don't give a fuck who wrote what, as long as it sounds dope, and I respect you! Just my two cents
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i dont know how somebody can still be a fan after all he done to lose them all
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This is not news at all and the fact still remains that Snoop has written some of the tightest songs in hip hop history, so he uses a ghostwriter at times, if you go back to "Tha Doggfather" where Technic, Bad Azz, Kurupt, Tray Deee are all credited in the booklet
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Nuthin' new. ;)
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I wouldn't really even call it a ghostwriter. He credits the writers on everything, and he's said in nearly every interview about this last album that he's letting all kinds of other people write for him on it. What's the big deal? Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra never wrote 1 hit. Two of the greatest of all time.
In hip-hop you have to write every bar, play every instrument in the song and have lived every lyric otherwise you're Milli Vanilli.
It's a rule that Hip-Hop has that many other genres don't. Mary Wells and the Temptations had huge hits written by Smokey Robinson and everybody involved was acknowledged for the success. That can't happen (there's only a few exceptions) in Hip-Hop because it's all about image and "being real". It's the same thing as saying this guy is not a producer because he didn't play the flute.
On the other hand, don't call yourself a lyricist if you don't write your own lyrics.
True...but i think that's unfair..especially for Producer..You can have people that may not be able to play notes on the keyboard...but having a keyboard player..why sit around trying to work on sumthing, when there are people out there that know how to play the keys..
Why not to hire them??
They will always be folks out there that can play one of two different instruments in Hip hop, which is pretty Good..However they will also be other folks out there that may need a little assistance in that area, i for one don't see anything wrong with that..Be in Pop/Rock/ Or Hip Hop..
I know what you saying...but I'm looking at it from the wider angle..
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I wouldn't really even call it a ghostwriter. He credits the writers on everything, and he's said in nearly every interview about this last album that he's letting all kinds of other people write for him on it. What's the big deal? Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra never wrote 1 hit. Two of the greatest of all time.
In hip-hop you have to write every bar, play every instrument in the song and have lived every lyric otherwise you're Milli Vanilli.
It's a rule that Hip-Hop has that many other genres don't. Mary Wells and the Temptations had huge hits written by Smokey Robinson and everybody involved was acknowledged for the success. That can't happen (there's only a few exceptions) in Hip-Hop because it's all about image and "being real". It's the same thing as saying this guy is not a producer because he didn't play the flute.
On the other hand, don't call yourself a lyricist if you don't write your own lyrics.
True...but i think that's unfair..especially for Producer..You can have people that may not be able to play notes on the keyboard...but having a keyboard player..why sit around trying to work on sumthing, when there are people out there that know how to play the keys..
Why not to hire them??
They will always be folks out there that can play one of two different instruments in Hip hop, which is pretty Good..However they will also be other folks out there that may need a little assistance in that area, i for one don't see anything wrong with that..Be in Pop/Rock/ Or Hip Hop..
I know what you saying...but I'm looking at it from the wider angle..
spoken like a true producer