Jay Z and Dame Dash.REUNITED
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WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT THING IN BETWEEN THEM?? Looks like a female Jay-Z
chaka the reason they was in the same place same time, shes a long time worker for rocafella, or is it roca wear either way -- shes like fam, and they both showed up to her bday party - nothing more nothing less, i doubt dame is gonna give up masters to RD--and shaddy - why cam aint pop after roc split since his movement was doing good with out jay n them ?-- juelz - capo- cam - in the same boat as bleek right now-- but i fucks wit killa
Even on hard times I don't ever see Dame giving up that masters to Jay at least maybe someone else with the right price. That masters is like Dames last winning hand to play. He'll never give Jay his masters. Dame will figure out another way to get cash before giving that up.
No they not Bleek eats regardless of his career.
thats what i meant , bleek dont have to rap anymore, if he even does-- and dipset can drop a reunion and solos and bleek well still be as good if not better off, music money wise
fam dame is broke. i know rich broke is different then broke broke but dame is broke.
if he gets an 8 figure offer that the irs cant snatch, im sure he's comin up off them masters.
OMFG OMFG OMFG
I don't know. Like you said rich broke ain't the same as broke broke. And Dame is too much of a hustle man. I'll believe it when I see it because then that would mean he was more than just rich broke. That masters is his last piece of the Roc if he give that up Jay will have all the pieces.
I said the same thing. IDK
JAY BROUGHT HIS MASTER BACK FROM DEF JAM FOR 500 MILL HE WAS ON HOT 97 AND EVEN WROTE A SONG ABOUT IT,, DAMN DONT HOLD ANY MASTER @ ALL FOR JAY Warner/Chappell Music, the publishing arm of Warner Music Group, announced deals with Jay-Z to administer the copyrights of both his own songs and those on the music publishing roster of his company, Roc Nation.
Warner/Chappell will immediately begin administering Jay-Z’s catalog stretching back to 2008; by the end of 2013, it will handle the bulk of his early career hits as well. The publisher will also now administer copyrights for Roc Nation’s stable of songwriters,
500 mill???
Foh he don't even have 500 million.
Warner/Chappell Music, the publishing arm of Warner Music Group, announced deals with Jay-Z to administer the copyrights of both his own songs and those on the music publishing roster of his company, Roc Nation.
Warner/Chappell will immediately begin administering Jay-Z’s catalog stretching back to 2008; by the end of 2013, it will handle the bulk of his early career hits as well. The publisher will also now administer copyrights for Roc Nation’s stable of songwriters,
Warner/Chappell Music, the publishing arm of Warner Music Group, announced deals with Jay-Z to administer the copyrights of both his own songs and those on the music publishing roster of his company, Roc Nation.
Warner/Chappell will immediately begin administering Jay-Z’s catalog stretching back to 2008; by the end of 2013, it will handle the bulk of his early career hits as well. The publisher will also now administer copyrights for Roc Nation’s stable of songwriters,
I know you don't mean 500 Mill, I believe he bought his way out of Def Jam for 5 Mill, and part of the deal to get his masters back was him running Def Jam for a minute right ? I thought that deal included all them joints EXCEPT, REASONABLE DOUBT. Which Dame has... yeah ?
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Because we believed in [Reasonable Doubt] so much, you couldn’t even tell me that it wasn’t going to be the best album that was ever made. It’s funny because it became that. Years later when you reflect, you’re like, you were so arrogant and everyone said you were a f*cking asshole because you were so arrogant but I was right.
I said ‘he will be the greatest rapper of all time’. I said that 15 years ago not to put it all on me. It was a lot of fighting. It was at a time when people told me he was the worst rapper. I had been shopping him and everyone told me he raps too fast so I said I’ll just do it myself. I always go back to that now. Once we got into business, other people made money off of what we did and we had partners. All we did was become a slave to their agendas and we didn’t even realize it. I just remembered being manipulated just because we were young. I remember certain little things that were done to manipulate…some worked and some didn’t. I’ve seen a lot of people that I care about get twisted. Those days were fun because I respected everybody 100% so it was unconditional love, no jade. I miss those days.
On his current business relationship with Jay-z
No matter what, we’re still in business together because me, Biggs and Jay still own “Reasonable Doubt.” That was our independent record and that was the one I fought so hard to own and it’s the only one that still sells because it was that good, it was when we were pure. If it was coke, it was pure A1, grade A, uncut coke. The other ones were like, “we’re just trying to sell records”. That one was like, “I’m going to make an album and quit” and that was that. Alright, that was gangsta that will be the best one ever made’. We fought hard for that one; that was the one we fought the hardest for, so yeah, it’s the best.
Jay-z pegs ‘Reasonable Doubt’ as his ‘baby’. In an interview with XXL, he revealed that if he was given 100% ownership of the masters to ‘Reasonable Doubt’ he would have given up the rest of his masters, his position at Def Jam and Roc-a-fella Records.
So I was like, let me get Reasonable Doubt and I’ll give up [the rest of] my masters. I’ll give up Roc-A-Fella Records, I’ll give up president and CEO of Def Jam Recordings—everything. Just give me my baby to hold on to so 10 years down the line, I can look back and I got something—I’m not empty-handed. And I was the one being offered everything. I thought it was more than fair… And when that was turned down, I had to make a choice. I’ll leave that for the people to say what choice they would’ve made. That’s about it. I don’t really wanna talk about Dame or Biggs. I don’t have nothing negative to say about them.
Read more: Necole Bitchie.com: Damon Dash Talks Jay-z & ‘Reasonable Doubt’: ‘I Said He Would Be The Greatest Rapper’
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You wrong for that one man...
At least Cam still has Shady though...
Jayz made sure purple haze wasn't going to go plat
He leaked his cd from 2003 and gave him no marketing
He leaked his cd from 2003 and gave him no marketing
nope
Jay-Z be in a place that feels comfortable, business wise, but by the year 2014, he will also own all the master recordings of his music, which puts him completely in control of his success. Jay-Z can finally say that he owns what he does, which is the artist’s ultimate dream.
I would throw myself down a flight of stairs for that ass
Yeah you do that.
And while your laying at the end of those stairs unconscious I'm going to be all up in that ass
Warner/Chappell Music, the publishing arm of Warner Music Group, announced deals with Jay-Z to administer the copyrights of both his own songs and those on the music publishing roster of his company, Roc Nation.
Warner/Chappell will immediately begin administering Jay-Z’s catalog stretching back to 2008; by the end of 2013, it will handle the bulk of his early career hits as well. The publisher will also now administer copyrights for Roc Nation’s stable of songwriters,
I thought that deal included all them joints EXCEPT, REASONABLE DOUBT. Which Dame has... yeah ?
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Because we believed in [Reasonable Doubt] so much, you couldn’t even tell me that it wasn’t going to be the best album that was ever made. It’s funny because it became that. Years later when you reflect, you’re like, you were so arrogant and everyone said you were a f*cking asshole because you were so arrogant but I was right.
I said ‘he will be the greatest rapper of all time’. I said that 15 years ago not to put it all on me. It was a lot of fighting. It was at a time when people told me he was the worst rapper. I had been shopping him and everyone told me he raps too fast so I said I’ll just do it myself. I always go back to that now. Once we got into business, other people made money off of what we did and we had partners. All we did was become a slave to their agendas and we didn’t even realize it. I just remembered being manipulated just because we were young. I remember certain little things that were done to manipulate…some worked and some didn’t. I’ve seen a lot of people that I care about get twisted. Those days were fun because I respected everybody 100% so it was unconditional love, no jade. I miss those days.
On his current business relationship with Jay-z
No matter what, we’re still in business together because me, Biggs and Jay still own “Reasonable Doubt.” That was our independent record and that was the one I fought so hard to own and it’s the only one that still sells because it was that good, it was when we were pure. If it was coke, it was pure A1, grade A, uncut coke. The other ones were like, “we’re just trying to sell records”. That one was like, “I’m going to make an album and quit” and that was that. Alright, that was gangsta that will be the best one ever made’. We fought hard for that one; that was the one we fought the hardest for, so yeah, it’s the best.
Jay-z pegs ‘Reasonable Doubt’ as his ‘baby’. In an interview with XXL, he revealed that if he was given 100% ownership of the masters to ‘Reasonable Doubt’ he would have given up the rest of his masters, his position at Def Jam and Roc-a-fella Records.
So I was like, let me get Reasonable Doubt and I’ll give up [the rest of] my masters. I’ll give up Roc-A-Fella Records, I’ll give up president and CEO of Def Jam Recordings—everything. Just give me my baby to hold on to so 10 years down the line, I can look back and I got something—I’m not empty-handed. And I was the one being offered everything. I thought it was more than fair… And when that was turned down, I had to make a choice. I’ll leave that for the people to say what choice they would’ve made. That’s about it. I don’t really wanna talk about Dame or Biggs. I don’t have nothing negative to say about them.
Read more: Necole Bitchie.com: Damon Dash Talks Jay-z & ‘Reasonable Doubt’: ‘I Said He Would Be The Greatest Rapper’
Nigga said he bought some music for 500 million
The fucked up thing is it appears that though it may be great to own your masters your not going to make a ridiculous amount of money from it. From everything I've read hip hop doesn't make the artists a lot of money after its initial successful run due to sampling and the hardcore nature of a lot of the music (may not have a long shelf life). Still great to own your work though.
Really ? And what about after purple haze - after the roc ? Where is Julez"s Reagan era ? Can't feel my face 2 with Wayne ? Without maxb what has jim jones done ? If they so popping before n during the roc why none of dipset artist on any radar - jr writer ? He'll rell ? Shiest b- duke da god ? S.a.s. vado ? Stop acting like dip made the roc what it was or jay blackballed the whole camp - now cam and them need marketing lol or they was the first to have they shit leak FOH
I heard that lyric before.....
Props to those brothers bout time our hip hop statesman act there age. Crazy to listen to mid 30 dudes with kids talking about popping molly SMH
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