I was put onto this video by ATF and IDC and it just goes to show you how bad rap music and industry is doing on a whole. There is also a new venture headed by Jermaine Dupri called T.A.G Records that is funded by Procter & Gamble.
This commercial and others like it, some say are rappers extending their influence and others say this is straight selling out the culture for financial gain.
note: Jay Z has always expressed that Memphis Bleek was a millionaire by default by their association, but if that was true would Memphis Bleek be hocking shampoo?
Can rappers maintain their street credibilty and still shill items for Corporate America?
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see your point, but there have been much much worse, since hammer was dancin for chicken….
money is green. if they’re going to pay him a good amount of money for 1 minute in a song. why not?
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Bleek’s my ni$$a!! people really sleep on him, maybe he’s not doing so bad, more money is more money, u never know.
they must have not promoted this at all its over 2months old and thats just on youtube who knows when this was originally made.
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