Zack From The Six

1y

That will never happen. Written communication differs from oral

John Madden

1y

we will double back on this topic

John Madden

1y

you dont think he has something to say and the narrative wont change?

all those bron fanboys

SignedTwice

1y

First you tried to play “OP is wrong, he’s still on the label website ” even tho I put that excerpt on the first page of the thread

Now you trying to play the “wow Clipse is so irrelevant they got dropped” even tho you spent the last year acting like a crusader against this very same label and being obtuse about the cause of it your bait used to be believable

Free YoungBoy

1y

They say Mike took the role at NBC cause he didn’t like how the media covers the game so negatively today

hadji

1y

guys, "agreeing to release" them from the label could mean a lot of different things. for one, it's possible that Roc Nation just outright bought the rights to the album from Def Jam. in that sense, Def Jam wouldn't release them for free, they'd get something back in return. we can see this type of thing popping up in the back-and-forth between Lil Yachty and Karrahbooo, in one of his recent videos he says to her, "go find a label to buy you out" basically. the context of Push saying that other labels were interested implies that this could be the case

they also could have just been released to avoid the headache. they have leverage—Push is likely set for life financially from his catalog and work with Ye etc. so they can't pressure him to drop. but most likely there was an AGREEMENT to drop them, probably saving def jam money/resources in exchange for giving them the freedom to go drop elsewhere

SignedTwice

1y

First you tried to play “OP is wrong, he’s still on the label website ” even tho I put that excerpt on the first page of the thread

Now you trying to play the “wow Clipse is so irrelevant they got dropped” even tho you spent the last year acting like a crusader against this very same label and being obtuse about the cause of it your bait used to be believable

flightsbooked

1y

I don't get how a random Kendrick verse that isn't about Drake would add fire to the lawsuit anyway why would the label be so adamant to censor it

Mafia Boss

1y

nobody checking for pusha t in 2025 lmao

Valentine

1y

i mean wouldn’t be new business for Jay-Z, he’s done this for literally all of his artists he signed

Zack From The Six

1y

You just wasted a lot of time - albeit your time probably not being worth a lot - into overthinking something.

The quote in your OP says ''And so, after a month of not doing it, Steve Gawley, the lawyer over there was like, ‘We'll just drop the Clipse.’ But that can't work because I'm still there solo. But if you let us all go…” And that's it. I needed an ending to the story and I didn't have access to the article. Other people also posted why you added that to the title, so I looked at DefJam site and his name still appeared there. So I didn't understand what was correct and what was false.

Very simple bud. Apparently not simple for you though.

hadji

1y

guys, "agreeing to release" them from the label could mean a lot of different things. for one, it's possible that Roc Nation just outright bought the rights to the album from Def Jam. in that sense, Def Jam wouldn't release them for free, they'd get something back in return. we can see this type of thing popping up in the back-and-forth between Lil Yachty and Karrahbooo, in one of his recent videos he says to her, "go find a label to buy you out" basically. the context of Push saying that other labels were interested implies that this could be the case

they also could have just been released to avoid the headache. they have leverage—Push is likely set for life financially from his catalog and work with Ye etc. so they can't pressure him to drop. but most likely there was an AGREEMENT to drop them, probably saving def jam money/resources in exchange for giving them the freedom to go drop elsewhere

JPEGMAFIA

1y

You're using way too much logic in a stan war

hadji

1y

in the article it says they're on a distribution deal with roc nation too so it's possible that Push paid back whatever advances were involved to get his rights back, and then took a smaller deal with the Roc. OR, the Roc paid for distribution rights from Def Jam

hadji

1y

guys, "agreeing to release" them from the label could mean a lot of different things. for one, it's possible that Roc Nation just outright bought the rights to the album from Def Jam. in that sense, Def Jam wouldn't release them for free, they'd get something back in return. we can see this type of thing popping up in the back-and-forth between Lil Yachty and Karrahbooo, in one of his recent videos he says to her, "go find a label to buy you out" basically. the context of Push saying that other labels were interested implies that this could be the case

they also could have just been released to avoid the headache. they have leverage—Push is likely set for life financially from his catalog and work with Ye etc. so they can't pressure him to drop. but most likely there was an AGREEMENT to drop them, probably saving def jam money/resources in exchange for giving them the freedom to go drop elsewhere

John Madden

1y

do you know how much time all of the sports channels dedicate to jordan vs lebron topics?

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

1y

Stop using your brain wtf

Mafia Boss

1y

nobody checking for pusha t in 2025 lmao

Mafia Boss

1y

nobody checking for pusha t in 2025 lmao

Zack From The Six

1y

False! He is selling as good as ever, he's extremely successful. The label were just offended so they dropped him, it got nothing to do with commercial appeal in 2025. Absolutely nothing to do with it

Free YoungBoy

1y

Yeah I think with Amazon and NBC getting a good chunk of the media coverage for next year that’s gonna change.

You got MJ, Dirk, Wade, Melo, Nash, Blake, etc doing commentary.

It’s a new era