Bryan Michael Cox

It's a big check.

If you feel like...

Like, you take, like, a person who's, like, a legacy person like Dr. Dre, who just sold his catalog, right?

But, I mean, Dr. Dre's already got so much money.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah.

And those songs, we're talking about, you know, we're talking about NWA, Michelle A, DLC, songs that are 30, 40, you know what I mean?

Years old, you know, they've probably seen the actual peak of what they will probably make.

You know what I'm saying?

I was very surprised when I saw the Dream sell his.

It's interesting.

You might have an artist who's not a songwriter who, because they're a big artist, they want publishing, which I think that trend started maybe... I would say it started when I got into the business.

That trend actually started.

And there's no problem with it.

I understand the issues with that.

If I'm going to get on a...

you know a Beyonce album you know what I mean I don't see I don't see an issue with that but I think that there's some artists some who are coming up who try to make that a standard and it's like we you know that's for you know you leave that for the artists that are you know like top tier you know what I mean also the whole you know

It's always nasty when, you know, you're going through certain producers who may not be, like, creative.

You know what I mean?