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Psy: "Twiztid Are Assholes For Starting Their Own Label." Also Psy: "Here's videos from Ouija, Hoodoo, ABK and Lyte, From THEIR OWN LABELS."
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HOW PATHETIC THIS TOPIC IS:

 

FIND SOME OTHER DOPE ARTIST TO JAM

STAY OUT OF VIOLENT J'S UNDERWEAR

June 29, 2019
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King Lucem Ferre said

Except ICP didn't have a label roster until much later. I think 2000 is when they built one and 5 years later controversy happens. Time is still young, though. Things might come out. I just think they'd have came out by now.  

1994 or 1995 Project Born was signed, 1997 Myzery and Twiztid signed.

June 29, 2019
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psychopathic was a failure as a record label until Twiztid came in. Pjb and myzery were both failures. Twiztid was the first successful group signed to psychopathic besides icp. Then Twiztid brought in blaze and abk who were both semi successful. So when everyone says icp made Twiztid and they owe them everything, well Twiztid most certainly made psychopathic so psychopathic would then owe Twiztid everything. Twiztid led to what many call the golden age of the hatchet 2000-2004ish. Icp, Twiztid, Blaze, abk, esham, zug izland, lotus and rydas all selling albums and merch like crazy. Give Twiztid the props they deserve. 

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psychopathic was a failure as a record label until Twiztid came in. Pjb and myzery were both failures. Twiztid was the first successful group signed to psychopathic besides icp. Then Twiztid brought in blaze and abk who were both semi successful. So when everyone says icp made Twiztid and they owe them everything, well Twiztid most certainly made psychopathic so psychopathic would then owe Twiztid everything. Twiztid led to what many call the golden age of the hatchet 2000-2004ish. Icp, Twiztid, Blaze, abk, esham, zug izland, lotus and rydas all selling albums and merch like crazy. Give Twiztid the props they deserve.   

ICP literally created Twiztid after the were already established & nationwide.. ICP made Psychopathic a success.. Twiztid were the 1st group to be accepted & successful 2 YEARS AFTER theyve already been on the label.. they dropped every other artist they had worked with sooner but kept twizler 'cause they believed in them.. Psychopathic made Twiztid from ICP shoving them down our throat... Twiztid helped grow the juggalo subculture.. It's very more likely ICP would be where they are without twiztid than vice versa.. ICP's 90's catalog stands strong af.. without twiztid the juggalo movement wouldnt be as big as it is.. thats about it..

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I actually found Twiztid first. They were always gonna make it. They are by far the more talented of the two groups. I think album sales show Twiztid were destined to be more than lackeys.

Its been fucking years and yall are still saying Twiztid aint shit without icp. Guess What? They are still fucking rocking it. Regardless of what you bitter fucks like to think.

 

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Twiztid were not on the label for 2 years before mostasteless reissue was released nationwide. A year and a couple months maybe. Oh and ask frank nitty if they got dropped or if pjb got the fuck away from psychopathic because they were fucking them outta money and publishing. Ask myzery why he left the label. Psychopathic doesn’t drop anyone they push them to the back and treat them like shit till they leave. That way psychopathic can be the good guys in the public’s eyes. Twiztid made psychopathic what it is and that’s a fact. I lived through the shit everyday, went to every show, read every interview, went to the gatherings, I knew people that were part of that bullshit seeds of the lotus. What icp shows you is not what is actually happening behind closed doors. I defended them for years against that realjuggahoes movement. It’s all a fraud. There is no family inside that building unless you grew up with joe. If not you are expendable and they will stab you in the back first chance they get. 

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King Lucem Ferre said

The independent music business is actually booming with artists like Ghostemane headlining huge tours that they tend to sell out. It's actually much easier to operate with out a label because of the internet and it's actually much much smarter to do it with out a label. Of course, to retain success you have to tour, you have to merch, you have to put your eggs in other baskets because music it's self doesn't generate money. But, yeah. The question isn't if there is money for them to make independently, the question is if they have the talent or interest to do so. I don't see any of those artists creating albums good enough to pull in an independent crowd. Two of the three only have careers because they had friends in the business. IMO ABK hasn't created a great album since Dirty History and his independent ventures show that he relies on production to carry him with his lyrics being painfully formulaic and corny. Ask me about he Mudface hook game. Big Hoodoo hasn't made a full album that has hit as a juggalo classic like his contemporaries. His first album was essentially created by J and it felt way more goofy, campy and cartoony than the usual album. His next album fell into pockets of derivative mediocrity that doesn't really come off as interesting. I've never listened to Lyte's album but I gave him a pass after watching this really cringey music video where he came off as another low tier Tech N9ne imitation. Ouija has that power because he's actually creating something decent. When it comes to juggalo music and soundcloud rap the genres are a very hit or miss and he tends to hit well on both accounts. He is the epitome of the nihilistic degeneracy from $uicideboy$ or City Morgue mixing with the juvenile angst and campy horror of juggalo music.  

That's fair and an answer I expected.  Unless you're hitting the ground running now and building a solid fanbase in this day and age (like a Ghostmane) or you had it established in the right time and era (like ICP/Tech) you're not making that real $

Now this is me speaking out of my ass. Maybe I'm wrong and cats like ABK made/make enough cheddar to be mad comfy, but in comparison, I assume the Lytes and Hoodoos of the world have day jobs... (which is dope regardless)

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Slumerican502 said
I actually found Twiztid first. They were always gonna make it. They are by far the more talented of the two groups. I think album sales show Twiztid were destined to be more than lackeys.

Its been fucking years and yall are still saying Twiztid aint shit without icp. Guess What? They are still fucking rocking it. Regardless of what you bitter fucks like to think.

 

"Dont matter like your Instagram comment"  

I was more into Twiztid & Freek Show before I started to get into ICP more.. Back in 2000 Twiztid was helping make the juggalo scene look crazy fresh..

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^ Yup. Up till 2005 or so (even in the era of the 6th) my clique(s) were always more hype for Twiztid 

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chops said
psychopathic was a failure as a record label until Twiztid came in. Pjb and myzery were both failures. Twiztid was the first successful group signed to psychopathic besides icp. Then Twiztid brought in blaze and abk who were both semi successful. So when everyone says icp made Twiztid and they owe them everything, well Twiztid most certainly made psychopathic so psychopathic would then owe Twiztid everything. Twiztid led to what many call the golden age of the hatchet 2000-2004ish. Icp, Twiztid, Blaze, abk, esham, zug izland, lotus and rydas all selling albums and merch like crazy. Give Twiztid the props they deserve.   

ICP literally created Twiztid after the were already established & nationwide.. ICP made Psychopathic a success.. Twiztid were the 1st group to be accepted & successful 2 YEARS AFTER theyve already been on the label.. they dropped every other artist they had worked with sooner but kept twizler 'cause they believed in them.. Psychopathic made Twiztid from ICP shoving them down our throat... Twiztid helped grow the juggalo subculture.. It's very more likely ICP would be where they are without twiztid than vice versa.. ICP's 90's catalog stands strong af.. without twiztid the juggalo movement wouldnt be as big as it is.. thats about it..  

ICP named Twiztid and boosted their career. Twiztid's talent is all on them. A lot of the songs on Mostasteless being recorded prior, some even being H.O.K. songs. If they would have kept at it, they'd have blown up and maybe even been bigger, but I don't know if they would have with Mono planning on giving it up. Especially with their relationship with Eminem who did, at one point, try to support the local artists from east side Detroit. Just as it's possible that Twiztid may have been nothing with out ICP, it's also very possible that Twiztid had been held bag by ICP.

While nobody is saying Twiztid made ICP, they are saying that Twiztid made Psychopathic what it is. Twiztid made the culture what it is. There is no denying that. They are just as important as ICP in both. ICP owes just as much to Twiztid as Twiztid does to them. They are the only big draw out side of ICP, the only artists that had the drive to push themselves into something bigger so ICP didn't need to babysit them. The whole roster was their friends that they introduced. They built the connection with Tech N9ne. They remained loyal despite J's bullshit. The grew the culture and influenced it's style. They brought upon the golden family era & etc. You can't pretend it'd be the same with out them. ICP might be, but Psychopathic and juggalos would not.

 

In my opinion, ICP got more than their fair share in this business venture. They're not different from any other label. They weren't just generously giving them opportunity out of pure altruism. They were exploiting a creative's talent for prophet that helped them as much as they helped Twiztid. If it were any other label it wouldn't even be a discussion, but since it's owned by ICP, the leaders of the cult, it's a thing.

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chops said
psychopathic was a failure as a record label until Twiztid came in. Pjb and myzery were both failures. Twiztid was the first successful group signed to psychopathic besides icp. Then Twiztid brought in blaze and abk who were both semi successful. So when everyone says icp made Twiztid and they owe them everything, well Twiztid most certainly made psychopathic so psychopathic would then owe Twiztid everything. Twiztid led to what many call the golden age of the hatchet 2000-2004ish. Icp, Twiztid, Blaze, abk, esham, zug izland, lotus and rydas all selling albums and merch like crazy. Give Twiztid the props they deserve.   

Yeah Psychopathic Records that failing label that earned a gold certification in 95', another gold in 98', a platinum in 97', & another platinum in 99'. Selling out venues nationwide and going on tours ranging from nationwide to worldwide. Yeah, clearly Psychopathic Records was failing in the late 90s.

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June 30, 2019
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By that definition every single thing posted on this forum or the internet in general is click bait. Seriously has anyone posted anything on the internet that wasn’t meant to get clicked on? That’s the dumbest shit anyone has ever posted in here and whoever created that definition is an idiot   

Are you serious?? If you can't understand how this title is click bait then you should get checked out cuz you clearly have no brain 

June 30, 2019
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Holy shit on this thread. 

You can say Twiztid are more talented than ICP, sure. I still prefer to listen to their newer stuff over Twiztids, but that is simply an opinion. As rappers, yes they have certain lyrical talents above the other guys, especially Madrox. He has always been the most talented on the label.

But yall saying Psychopathic Records was failing before Twiztid?

That Twiztid made Psychopathic Records?

That ICP would be nothing without them?

 

They all put in their hard work. They tried different things like one had The Juggalo Show. One had The Purple Show. Etc. 

These guys are all around the same age. It's not like Twiztid were some poor little kids that ICP raped off the street and continued to rape for over a decade. 

And Slum, as far as you saying that Twiztid were always going to make it... there is 100% no way of knowing that is true unless you can go through a thinny and tap into a multiverse where that happened. I for one do not think that they would have been that successful without the chain of events that happened plus the big money behind production and exposure that Psychopathic (used to) provide.

Just madness. All up in here.

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Old Mr Dangerous said

And Slum, as far as you saying that Twiztid were always going to make it... there is 100% no way of knowing that is true unless you can go through a thinny and tap into a multiverse where that happened. I for one do not think that they would have been that successful without the chain of events that happened plus the big money behind production and exposure that Psychopathic (used to) provide.

Just madness. All up in here.  

Facts.. Esham has been making better music than twiztid since they both started.. hok were a borderline rip-off group according to J.. Eshams' proof (from Detroit) that just 'cause someone has talent that doesnt mean he's gonna blow up..

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Facts.. Esham has been making better music than twiztid since they both started.. hok were a borderline rip-off group according to J.. Eshams' proof (from Detroit) that just 'cause someone has talent that doesnt mean he's gonna blow up..  

Dude so true. I know people personally that are better rappers. It's a combination of hard work and catching lightning in a bottle. Skills have very little to do with success. 

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Holy shit, lots of good opinions in this thread. No, I'm not a troll. I'm just an old fan. My first non-ICP Psy CD was PJB's "Born Dead" and I think that Twiztid helped make the whole "label" thing great, but they in no way made ICP. 

Cheers guys. Glad to see the forum Juggs are still dope.

 

edit: clarifying PJB

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Skills have very little to do with success. Ok buddy. Nice way of downplaying their talent and creativity.

Esham is weak as fuck by the way. That's why he never made it. He had the spotlight and blew it. Facts.

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Dude so true. I know people personally that are better rappers. It's a combination of hard work and catching lightning in a bottle. Skills have very little to do with success.   

Likability can get you further than talent.. look at Snoop Dogg..

 

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Skills have very little to do with success. Ok buddy. Nice way of downplaying their talent and creativity.

Esham is weak as fuck by the way. That's why he never made it. He had the spotlight and blew it. Facts.  

lol what HOK album is better than Eshams' 90's shit?? I need a good laugh..

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Skills have very little to do with success. Ok buddy. Nice way of downplaying their talent and creativity.

Esham is weak as fuck by the way. That's why he never made it. He had the spotlight and blew it. Facts.  

I actually typed stuff about their creativity, then deleted it because it stifled my thesis. Dont deflect the point, dude. 

And Esham is absolutely not weak as fuck. ICP owe Esham just as much as Twiztid owes ICP (and, by default, Esham). 

I dont listen to Marshall much, but I remember these lyrics:

Look at these eyes baby blue baby just like yourself
If they were brown
Shady lose
Shady sits on the shelf
But Shady's cute
Shady knew Shady's dimples would help
Make ladies swoon baby (ooh baby)
Look at myself!
Let's do the math
If I was black I woulda sold half
I ain't have to graduate from Lincoln High School to know that
But I can rap so fuck school
I'm too cool to go back
Gimme the mic
Show me where the fuckin' studios at
When I was underground
No one gave a fuck I was white
No labels wanted to sign me
Almost gave up, I was like "Fuck it"
Until I met Dre
The only one who looked past
Gave me a chance
And I lit a fire up under his ass
Helped him get back to the top
Every fan black that I got
Was probably his in exchange for every white fan that hes got
Like damn we just swapped
Sittin' back look at this shit wow
I'm like "My skin, is it startin' to work to my benefit now?"

 

Marshall being real about it all. There is a race issue worth noting, too, homie. 

 

"FACTS"

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"If eminem was black, he'd be royce da 5'9" - Daylyt

 

Eminems skill didnt make him the biggest artist in the world.. his relatable image (white, blonde, white t & jeans) & TRL is what pushed him over..

 

there's an insane amount of rappers who were influenced by him and they dont come close skill-wise.. just his image made white kids everywhere think they can rap too..

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