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General Comments
I think this is a good hip hop record. The hip hop purists appreciate songs like this. We're in a time now where rappers aren't rapping about anything with substance. Songs like this have a fan base because there are thousands of fans out there that feel like what you're rapping about. I like your raps on this song. I appreciated your word play. I also enjoyed the female rapper. She killed it. I would shoot a video to this song making fun of the rappers promoting the flashy/baller lifestyle and promote it to multiple hip hop blogs like Allhiphop, Hiphopdx, 2dopeboyz, etc... Just make sure that your vid is quality. Videos don't cost as much as they used to, but they still cost. You can get a decent video shot for $2500-5000 using a good camera nowadays. I think you have potential and a lane. Judging front the songs that I've heard from you is that you have a message. You're anti-gimmicks. That's a good thing, but it's a long road. The gimmicky guys come and go, but they catch fast. The route you're taking takes a while longer, but if you break you're fans will be loyal like J. Cole/Kendrick's fan base. Stick to your guns. Keep creating music with a message and promote your music as much as you can. Also put together a good team around you. You can't do it all by yourself.
Artist's Submitted Question:
I was wondering about the relevance of the concept of this song and wether you feel like this would speak to many listeners/hip hop purists.
I think this song would speak to many hip hop listeners/hip hop purists. What you're rapping about is what they look for in rap songs. They enjoy hearing rappers calling other rappers out. Hip hop was founded on battling and that is what you're essentially doing on this record.
Quote From Pro
Flava Hype has something to say and I think hip hop fans out there want to hear the message that he preaches in his music.
A seasoned music executive A&R/Publisher for Jermaine Dupri's "One Song Publishing", Serge Durand has worked at Atlantic Records as an A&R Consultant where he worked on albums from artists such as …