West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: GangstaBoogy on December 24, 2005, 10:39:57 PM
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DMX called into the Angie Martinez show from Rikers and he deaded the rumor about him possibly signing with G-Unit...he said that he does not know where that came from because he never ever spoke to 50 or anyone from G-Unit about it and he would never sign with 50 because that's not a good look for him. Then he blasted and I mean blasted Def Jam by saying "FUCK DEF JAM!!" He said "..L.A. Reid don't know what they fukk he's doing...they didn't know what to do with the Dog...I gave a hot album and they didn't know what the fukk to do...they to busy playing that 'Pon De Replay'..fuck Def Jam". Angie didn't want to go there and mention Jay-Z so she changed the subject.
DMX ended the phone call by stating that he's had some discussions with Irv Gotti (Lorenzo) and that the talks have been really, really good.
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L.A REID is no fucking good...he made Arista lose alot of money back then, but I agree with DMX, DEF JAM sucks now and whatever happened to DEF SOUL ??
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is x still beefing with ja?
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is x still beefing with ja?
yeah is he?
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who knows. i think DMX was in the "New York" video, and if he's talkin with Irv that might lead to him squashin beef with Ja. X needs to foucs more on his personal life then any rap shiet, cuz homie made an ass out of him self repeatedly
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X and Ja aint beefing no more.
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actually ja and x sounds tite to me together, like that it's murda track
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X needs to get back with Gotti and bang out another Itīs Dark And Hell Itīs Hot.
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X needs to get back with Gotti and bang out another Itīs Dark And Hell Itīs Hot.
yup yup
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i cant wait for his album to come out
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X needs to get back with Gotti and bang out another Itīs Dark And Hell Itīs Hot.
Was Gotti instrumental in that album or something?
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Irv gotti only produced the intro and one other song on that album....its not like Irv made the album or anything...he really didnt do shit
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His 2 latest albums were wack so I can't say I'm waiting for X. Plus Pump ya 1st and Give em... are wack as hell
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he needs to record a whole other project and not have any Swizz Beatz production and none of the new wack ruff ryders cats on his shit
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DMX called into the Angie Martinez show from Rikers and he deaded the rumor about him possibly signing with G-Unit...he said that he does not know where that came from because he never ever spoke to 50 or anyone from G-Unit about it and he would never sign with 50 because that's not a good look for him. Then he blasted and I mean blasted Def Jam by saying "FUCK DEF JAM!!" He said "..L.A. Reid don't know what they fukk he's doing...they didn't know what to do with the Dog...I gave a hot album and they didn't know what the fukk to do...they to busy playing that 'Pon De Replay'..fuck Def Jam". Angie didn't want to go there and mention Jay-Z so she changed the subject.
DMX ended the phone call by stating that he's had some discussions with Irv Gotti (Lorenzo) and that the talks have been really, really good.
Too Much Coke Fucced his career up not L.A REID.
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heres what X should do:
have an album with 4-5 producers...no swizz beats, no bloodline shit (cuz they're all wack).
an album with 13 tracks. 3 produced by Ty Fyffe. 3 produced by alchemist. 5 produced by Dame Grease. 1 produced by scott storch and 1 produced by Red Spyda
He should limit it to less than 5 featured artists...and not people from bloodline:
John Forte (if he can record vocals from prison)
Bobby Valentino
Eminem
Jamie Foxx (as long as he's not singing some ray charles shit again)
Ronald Isley
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Irv gotti only produced the intro and one other song on that album....its not like Irv made the album or anything...he really didnt do shit
you have no idea what youīre talking about. Irv was the one was with X in the studio "producing" him for the whole album. he didnīt do a lot of beats but he produced the album and guided X on how he was gonna flow and shit.
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actually ja and x sounds tite to me together, like that it's murda track
LOL, that's cause Ja's style back then (and still today, to some extent) was basically a ripoff of X's own style. That was my first impression of Ja when I first him on "Can I Get A...", I was like, "Who's this new cat that sounds like he's trying to be the next DMX?"
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Irv gotti only produced the intro and one other song on that album....its not like Irv made the album or anything...he really didnt do shit
you have no idea what youīre talking about. Irv was the one was with X in the studio "producing" him for the whole album. he didnīt do a lot of beats but he produced the album and guided X on how he was gonna flow and shit.
So you're saying that Irv gotti produced DMX's flow? what? X flowed the same on IDAHIH as he did on FOMFBOMB & ATTWX without the help of irv gotti
gotti barely did shit. give x some credit...the dude has talent he just doesnt use it anymore
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Irv Gotti executive produced Its Dark & Hell Is Hot with Dee & Waah, so to say he didnt do shit is wrong...
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Irv gotti only produced the intro and one other song on that album....its not like Irv made the album or anything...he really didnt do shit
you have no idea what youīre talking about. Irv was the one was with X in the studio "producing" him for the whole album. he didnīt do a lot of beats but he produced the album and guided X on how he was gonna flow and shit.
So you're saying that Irv gotti produced DMX's flow? what? X flowed the same on IDAHIH as he did on FOMFBOMB & ATTWX without the help of irv gotti
gotti barely did shit. give x some credit...the dude has talent he just doesnt use it anymore
he arranged the songs and if you donīt think thatīs doin a whole lot then ask all of the artists whoīs worked with Dr.Dre why heīs the greatest producer of all time coz he actually arranges the songs and thatīs something 95% of the hip hop producers doesnīt do.
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noticed what? the picīs not working.......
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noticed what? the picīs not working.......
i never noticed Irv was an executive producer for that DMX album
the pic was just a pic of Gotti throwin up Murder at the "Biggie Duets" release party.