Don't you HATE when your ideas hit the RADIO???

[[F_or_DEAF]]

they wanna say "my cousin is signed to Def Jam"

name game / fame game

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i could care less what they think. I don't think any family/friends have heard my music in about 6 years

that's the best way to roll, sir...as crazy as it may sound to some.

[j.troup]

who was the artist

Wow...u don't know this joint??? One of the standouts on Lil Kim's classic!

[[F_or_DEAF]]

and most of all FOR YOU TO GIVE THEM FEEDBACK ON THEIR BEATS.

lmmfao...classic

***dies***

[JAMESRRTT]

Wow...u don't know this joint??? One of the standouts on Lil Kim's classic!

I was about 3 and a half when this came out lol, you were about 19, so you grew up listening to this. If it was a early 2000's 50 cent song and I didn't know it then you could clown on me lol

[j.troup]

i was about 3 and a half when this came out lol, you were about 19, so you grew up listening to this. If it was a early 2000's 50 cent song and i didn't know it then you could clown on me lol

oh shit you're young as hell!!!!

[shawty1]

yes ,
i worked with his manager Kedar Massenburg who also at the time managed rakim / erykah badu / angie stone


I spent half my life in New York but like most new yorkers i wasn't born there

lol really? my old man worked with him.

he had an act on Profile (before they became Arista) and did some remixes/singles for Club Nuvuo or some shit like that.

did session work for some Death Row producers, sold beats to Master P, (P actually came to my house), was close to DJ Quik/Kurupt, etc all that good shit there.

[[F_or_DEAF]]

for every artist a label releases , there will be 15-20 SIGNED who never put anything out

DAMN...that's some cold shit right there -

[JAMESRRTT]

lsold beats to Master P, (P actually came to my house),

Did you make em say ugh!!! lol

[shawty1]

Did you make em say ugh!!! lol

no, I was like 6 or 7.

[Legal Dollaz]

Thank you dubstep for giving FP some first hand experience dealing with the business, very few are willing to come forth in public with the truth in fear of backlash from 'the machine'.

I'm actually more impressed that you was working out of Brownsville in the early-mid 90's and you're still here today lol. Back then it was one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the country period.