jiggles the clown said

as for his merch not on the site anymore? could be the same thing. maybe he figures he’d get a bigger cut selling it somewhere else. Maybe it was just part of his contract. Maybe MNE just doesn’t feel like they need to ride off the success of someone who’s no longer on the label – although that doesn’t explain people like LARS and gorilla voltage still being there.

MNE doesn’t seem to care much about that.  AXE has a merch store that has nothing to do with MNE, and it’s been like that the whole time they’ve been signed.  Every couple of months they release a new mask variant that sells out in about an hour each time.

On his birthday stream the other day, G-Mo said that he’s still using the MNE merch distributor for the jerseys he’s selling on his new store.  I don’t think he would do that if there was a problem.

I shit the amount of money G-MO was bitching about out of my ass every month….

He signs to MNE and then is shocked they want to spend more than a thousand bucks to make a new video for him.

Majik Ninja got his cd into stores which is every independent rappers dream. His biggest shine before that was playing 4th stage at the Gathering or playing to fifty people in his hometown.

No wonder they let his contract play out. Who wants to ride with a dude who’s worried his new album can’t recoup 10 grand.

And he said he has kids too, homie should go get a real job instead of playing rapper while pushing 40.

I don’t think it’s necessarily about being cheap. it’s about where to spend the money and how that contributes to album sells, ticket sells, etc.

that said; I don’t care enough about this to look into what was said by who so, i could be way off here. But it seems to me like G-mo is looking at this more of “they’re spending money on a video that could go to X, Y, or Z instead”. Or maybe he’s thinking it could’ve been better spent lining his pockets instead of going to a music video. who fucking knows. But frankly I just don’t think G-mo is used to having cash support behind his stuff. Look at all of his other music videos; cheap as fuck. Shit, half of his videos I could’ve done myself. they’re nothing special. Going from doing shit like that off a nothing budget and then actually filming something with a proper music video budget? i can see that being a culture shock. He’s probably thinking “man, this is just wasted money. could’ve gone to more features on the album or something”.

But, ultimately. if the album was selling well and he was making good money; probably better money than he was on his own, I don’t get why he’s bitching about how they’re spending their money to help support him.

Who’s happy on that label..

that big baby chips shit don’t makes sense. 
one artist…ouijia… complete control of his shit. Repppin the hatchet tough. 

the ninjas….a plethora of artist all not making chips. All obviously sour. Expect for blazes boo boo ass. Like they do what they can with that man.

Imagine if he pops up taking a picture with Violent J while wearing a Psychopathic jersey…..wait where have we seen that involving someone😂😂😂

All jokes aside though their was no way G Mo was gonna get all the music videos he wanted. I’m still baffled MNE overspent that much on a artist that was on his second album. I wouldn’t be shocked if MNE has overspent over signing artists and doing buiness as they’ve been.

Psychopathic has been very reserved in recent years. My belief is its because of the changes in the music scene. I don’t expect to see Psychopathic have a roster like they had from 97-13. Maybe sign someone like they did Ouija Mac and give him some exposure with one album released on Psychopathic. Then let him take the bull by the horns. Sink or swim mentality.

Twizzler must not think that

Black Lives Matter!  👌😁

Very good way to put it about GMO. When I first heard/saw his debut video on MNE i thought i was impressed. Then it got old very fast. 

He isnt awful, dont get me wrong. It’s just that he is in a whole different are than someone like Tyler. They are very dissimilar.

I think this is G-Mo’s best song. Definitely stands out among the other, sometimes dope, but overall very similar tracks: