Author Topic: Warren Needs a Catchy Radio Track  (Read 638 times)

love33

Re: Warren Needs a Catchy Radio Track
« Reply #30 on: April 05, 2009, 09:08:50 PM »
He should start wearing black mesh t-shirts. A Mohawk haircut seems to be in now. A Brazilian bikini wax in the same bundle. It's all about the image. If that doesn't generate sales then yer were damned from the beginning.
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Excellent points! Also, he should try coming up with his own dance. Perhaps his song could tell kids to "shake" something. We know the ladies love nicknames for their boobs and ass. Maybe he could start some kind of West Coast super group with Jayo Felony, Yukmouth, and Crooked I where they do some sort of New-Age Doo-Wop concept. The kids will love it and the West Coast will be mainstream again.


Is 50 Cent a boyband too because he recorded a smash hit with Justin Timberlake? Oh, how about Snoop because he recorded with him too?
You are stretching this way too far.  Just because you record a track with The Game, The Dream, and Diddy and score a hit doesn't mean you are a boyband. That's why some West Coast fans are so backwards because they are so stuck on the past.  They want each and every artist to do albums of G-Funk tracks which we already have piles of from the 90's.  It's okay to revisit that style for one track on the album; but every track shouldn't have to sound 1990's for Westcoast fans to put their stamp of approval on it.
 

Jimmy H.

Re: Warren Needs a Catchy Radio Track
« Reply #31 on: April 05, 2009, 09:51:50 PM »
Is 50 Cent a boyband too because he recorded a smash hit with Justin Timberlake? Oh, how about Snoop because he recorded with him too?
You are stretching this way too far.  Just because you record a track with The Game, The Dream, and Diddy and score a hit doesn't mean you are a boyband. That's why some West Coast fans are so backwards because they are so stuck on the past.  They want each and every artist to do albums of G-Funk tracks which we already have piles of from the 90's.  It's okay to revisit that style for one track on the album; but every track shouldn't have to sound 1990's for Westcoast fans to put their stamp of approval on it.
It's not about doing G-Funk or digging into the past crate but I'd rather he tried his own new things than following a formula that is already played out. I'm not into hearing collabos that are designed for pop crossover appeal if there is no heart in. I'm not saying that an artist can't work with whoever they like but beyond a possible club hit, where is the long term appeal in a Warren G-Fat Joe collabo? Warren has got his fan base. He should have fun and get creative with his stuff, not just make a bunch of songs that pander to the radio and club crowd.
 

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Re: Warren Needs a Catchy Radio Track
« Reply #32 on: April 06, 2009, 03:55:18 AM »
Everything what he do will be good as long as warren g'll be warren g, not somebody another.
 

love33

Re: Warren Needs a Catchy Radio Track
« Reply #33 on: April 07, 2009, 01:37:37 PM »
You guys need to listen to that brand new hit by The Game & Joe Buddens called "THE FUTURE."  Listen to the lyrics and the modern beat and how it appeals to several different crowds.  This is the type of music that Warren G should make and sit back and watch him explode with a little push.
 

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Re: Warren Needs a Catchy Radio Track
« Reply #34 on: April 16, 2009, 05:54:26 PM »
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