QueenzFlip
speaker
1,423 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 10 Jun
QueenzFlip’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like, is that along the same lines of his repertoire? That type of, or like, when he started to harmonize and sing, you could, like, say that he was trying something new. He was always harmonizing and singing a little bit.
But from where my dogs at and all that stuff, it wasn't... Because I remember hearing that, hearing the Rough Riders anthem and then going into that and the pain song and catering to the women and stuff like that. So is that trying something new to you, Joe?
Okay. No, I know he never felt, but I was just, I'm sorry. Yeah.
To me, they're not even building stars anymore or building the artists. That's what I think that's missing. When I was watching it as a child or as a teenager, there was things leading up to an artist, and it was like a buildup. But you can see photo shoots, different things, going outside, being a part of different programs. There were things that were going into building the artist.
Now, because of how the internet has taken over and social media, and the attention span is short, it's just... Like that. Everybody wants everything right now for free. Instantly. So, A&Rs, come on, come back outside, nigga.
Go to the AIs.
I don't give a fuck. Nigga, come up with your own shit. Build these artists, nigga. Go find a nigga from 40 projects. Build them up, let them rap, clean them up. Who going to hear them?
What do you think they're going to care about?
Like Joe said the other day, nigga, rock and roll coming back. Rock and roll, pop, it's over. Pop is coming back for sure. It's over.
Run through the summer. That was a thing, bro. The pop artists are still getting developed.
There's still money being put into the artists to build them up. I'm seeing them everywhere. So what happened to hip hop? So where are the A&Rs that's putting together for them? Something is happening with them when I watch. For me to even come up with this opinion I came up with. You know what I mean? There's money being put in them. They're being built. They're being everywhere.
Their faces are shown. They're doing things that make it look like there's something behind them and make you interested in not only the music, but the person. Nowadays, when you become interested in the person, in hip-hop... The music is lackluster. You don't become interested in the music. You become interested in the person.
And then when they're not able to show who they are or keep our attention, then it just falls to the side. You know what I'm saying, Bob?
It's the one from the pack.
And shout out to No Jumper, man. You don't play. You niggas failed. Thoughts and prayers to them. But you just said it ain't fair. You said he's switching it up. So let's see the play.
Yeah, but here's the thing. That ain't working on them no more.
Yo, you gotta be more in tune than just trying to get niggas off the street or that's actively outside just to get a story.
Yeah, you gotta be more in tune. See, if you was in tune, see, when I did that whole stink of the gang life on Flip the Script, I became in tune, I knew when to go in and back out, because you become in tune with what's going on outside. See, a lot of times, niggas just trying to present a story because of the clickbait, but that goes but so far.
So now when the feds is kicking the door and questioning you, and now when you're a person that's not from outside being involved with niggas that's outside, It's going to hurt your pockets. Now you have to restructure and redo things.
Pass me them bullets, man.
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