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According to Stat Quo, Dre won't cosign you unless you've got support and public appeal because he's concerned with his legacy.
game fucked his bitch... really who cares this site is turning into a womens gossip column
Dres over here producing for 50 but not game,dre brought game up and now he don't nothing 2 do with him. Something happened and something that we don't know about,guess only they know.
Quote from: GangstaBoogy on January 16, 2009, 12:35:34 PMQuote from: Trav Treezy on January 16, 2009, 08:50:24 AMgame thought he did everything on his own. He disrespected the guy whole built his buzz then when dre told him to cut the dissing out he didnt listen. He thought he was grown hahaha. Therefore he got the boot from the family.That can't be it. If Dre was mad about the dissing then he would've been mad at guys like Yayo and Buck stirring that shit up even more on mixtapes and radio interviews. My guess is Dre was told he wasn't allowed to work with Game anymore. Jimmy makes the decisions around there, and unfortunately for Game, 50 has a lot of pull!Nah Buck and yayo aint signed to dre so he could care less, game was signed to dre. They never really made records about game so they did to a certain degree do what 50 and dre said. Dres been in the industry forever he knows how much did for him and the way game went about shit probably left a bad taste in his mouth like everybody other person who has common sense.
Quote from: Trav Treezy on January 16, 2009, 08:50:24 AMgame thought he did everything on his own. He disrespected the guy whole built his buzz then when dre told him to cut the dissing out he didnt listen. He thought he was grown hahaha. Therefore he got the boot from the family.That can't be it. If Dre was mad about the dissing then he would've been mad at guys like Yayo and Buck stirring that shit up even more on mixtapes and radio interviews. My guess is Dre was told he wasn't allowed to work with Game anymore. Jimmy makes the decisions around there, and unfortunately for Game, 50 has a lot of pull!
game thought he did everything on his own. He disrespected the guy whole built his buzz then when dre told him to cut the dissing out he didnt listen. He thought he was grown hahaha. Therefore he got the boot from the family.
I think it's simple to understand the relationship Dre has with everybody once you understand the structure of the Aftermath camp. Essentially you've got a middle room where Dre is - he's the boss, everyone comes to him but they don't always work with him. Next, you've got all the artists and producers that work off in their own little offices with one to several different producers. While artists have relationships with Dre it's not as big as some claim such as Game - though I believe Eminem's relationship is a case where it's really stable. If you peep what Brooklyn says in her interview in 2003, everyone is off doing their own thing and essentially have meetings with the bosses when necessary. According to Bishop Lamont's various speaking on Aftermath and interscope, if you ain't always up in the office letting them know you exist then you don't and you have extinction from the camp. According to Bruce Williams, Bruce Williams Dre's relationship with Game was deteriorated and he was about drop dude until Jimmy offered a solution which involved G-Unit and 50 cent. Williams essentially claims "Game was a good dude but an average rapper who out of his league." According to Stat Quo, Dre won't cosign you unless you've got support and public appeal because he's concerned with his legacy. Which happened to Game once 50, who had both, cosigned him under G-Unit. If you combine everything together the picture is quite clear. Game's relationship with Doc Dre isn't as big as he spits. If anything Game imagined it to be bigger then it really was. Dre probably cosigned him in private but rarely did it in public. Once 50 cosigned Game he got his popularity. Dre started to cosign him until the dissing happened. Game's action and pressure from the 50 cent (remember 50 threatened to stop working with dude and diss him), labels and outside influences (al sharpton) led Game to being demoted to Geffen - they knew they could milk him for more money hence he wasn't let go of his contract.You can't believe what most of these rappers are saying. They're fucking liars for public appeal. Even the more honest ones like Bishop Lamont you've got to question. Stat Quo is super honest cause he left the camp/got dropped and is holding feeling against them. Saigon is another rapper that's pretty honest but reveals his stupidity that way. 50 cent appears to be pretty honest but he be saying wild lies to stir up drama.
Bruce Williams was dres bodyguard that wrote a book about dre
He also commented on Game saying how his voice reminded him of raw old NWA stuff
Quote from: eNgIeS on January 17, 2009, 08:31:53 PMHe also commented on Game saying how his voice reminded him of raw old NWA stuffI honestly think this is the biggest factor Game has going for him. In that Bruce book he talks about how Dre doesn't care much for lyrics because he views the voice as another instrument, another sonic dimension of a song. But, this is where I think Dre is wrong. Lyrics matter and without them a good sounding artist, in the long run, ain't shit.
Quote from: points on January 18, 2009, 11:25:16 AMQuote from: eNgIeS on January 17, 2009, 08:31:53 PMHe also commented on Game saying how his voice reminded him of raw old NWA stuffI honestly think this is the biggest factor Game has going for him. In that Bruce book he talks about how Dre doesn't care much for lyrics because he views the voice as another instrument, another sonic dimension of a song. But, this is where I think Dre is wrong. Lyrics matter and without them a good sounding artist, in the long run, ain't shit.But amazing lyrics with crappy flow/voice don't get you even the short run.