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Kanye believed in K-pop before it grew popular
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I actually interned at Def Jam via Ruff Ryder in the 2000s. Long boring story. I made a thread about it back in the old forum.
Nice, nice. That doesn't seem like a long, boring story at all. I grew up listening to a whole lot of music coming out of Def Jam, so this intrigues me.
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Nice, nice. That doesn't seem like a long, boring story at all. I grew up listening to a whole lot of music coming out of Def Jam, so this intrigues me.
Let's just say that there are a LOT of people that didn't make it in the rap game and I was one of em LOL.
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I actually interned at Def Jam via Ruff Ryder in the 2000s.
Ruff Ryders was the clique!
Them, too. I respect western artists who believed in the vision long before it became what it is today.
Also, this:
External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.SE7EN's "Girls" was one of the first early internationally on point songs. Rodney Jerkins came through with a hit-quality song and Lil' Kim did a usually great job on her bars too. That's was when SE7EN was with YGE; what could you expect? They were ahead of the game. The song just didn't get traction.
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Bro, I only stepped in a booth two or three times and them shits wasn't saved LOL.
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It's just a gimmick bro LOL.
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