Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: How does the podcast reflect on the impact of Kendrick Lamar's artistry?
Whereas if it was a real single, of course, it has like 70 billion views, but it's not going to be a single driven song where Marvin Gaye's estate will be like, yeah, if this is going to be used everywhere, we ain't clearing this shit. For the right price. I don't know, man. Like, again, I think Kendrick is one of those artists that's just respected at a very high level.
And I, you know, I think the gay family, you know, they probably was like, we like this guy and we understand that he's just has, he moves with a lot of integrity and, you know, things like that. So I could see them not having any real restrictions with Kendrick. Like, nah, you know. You know what? This is another quick tangent.
This is also why I'm starting to fully agree with everyone selling their masters. And I'm not saying this about the gay family at all. I think they're good with what they clear and what they don't clear. I don't know if my great, great grandkid is going to have a good ear. Like, what if he's into some really trash ass rap and they start sampling all my stuff with terrible musicians?
I can't put faith in his ear to clear things and not clear things with my legacy. I'm selling my masters. And not only that, you know, with the streaming, you don't know what your album is going to be worth. We don't know where music, how music's even going to be profitable. So let me get this liquid shit and invest it somewhere else. Exactly.
But predictions, by the time you're hearing this, the album is out. So this is all speculation. But I'm never mad at doing the speculation the day before. And when people are listening to the album, they listen to our bullshit predictions that end up being so false. And they can be like, I'm listening now. And that's the dumbest shit you ever said. I said it before I heard it. Yeah, it's fine.
It's called living. It's called life. My first prediction, not an R&B album. But a very, very melodic R&B driven and feature driven album. I think that's the last pillar that Kendrick hasn't beat his peers in. He's done the sales thing. He's done the conscious thing. He's done the party thing. He's done it all. The melodic thing, he kind of touched on on Damn.
I can see him getting into the R&B shit for this album. Anytime you have a... And I Want You was the first, not to say Heart 5 is a single because the hearts never end up on the album. You're starting it out with R&B samples. I can see this going into just being an R&B album to some degree. I could see it being a very- Not traditional R&B. Yeah. Like more of that sound. Mm-hmm.
70s driven R&B drums with his with his you know melodies here and there a lot of rap though I think it's gonna be a lot of rap on the album but to that to that bed of 70s sound, that music, those drums, those strings. With the, kind of what he did with Rihanna on Damn, as far as his cadence and his melodies and him kind of singing with actual singers. Right. That's just my prediction on it.
Anytime you have so-and-so and the big step, it's just like, you know this is like band, this is like, this is music. Like, you're getting music. You're getting a whole, a whole set, a performance, a whole collection of Well, is it a double disc? Because that's what was teased with the two blank CDs. Well, what's a double disc anymore? 30 songs? I mean, Chris Brown puts out quadruple discs.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of working with big artists?
You have the ability to work with the biggest artists. You'll put them as features. You have access. But, all right, get your first industry album off, and now it's time to really get your shit off. That's what I'm saying. I need to know who Jack is now.
Chapter 4: What makes Jack Harlow's album unique?
I needed nothing was the same. I see that they're going to set the screen for you, and you can come off and get a look wide open. I see you can knock a shot down. For sure. But I need to see you put the ball on the floor and really get into your bag, though. Let me see you go get a bucket. I know you can do fireworks with Alicia Keys. Yeah, I get that. You know what I'm saying?
It's like, I get it. Pharrell, Justin Timberlake, Wayne. Bro, listen. People don't have that access. So I get it. It's hard to be unsuccessful with those records, with those producers and these artists on a record with you.
Chapter 5: How do we evaluate the impact of Sabrina Claudio's cancellation?
Rob Markman But are they memorable because of who you're doing them with or are they memorable because of the songs you're making? That's where you need to see by album number two. I know he has other albums, but the Jack Has Arrived album.
Rob Markman Right.
I just need to watch him now. Like, okay, you're here. Obviously, you've arrived. But now what? You know what I'm saying? Now what? That's all it is. It's like, okay, you arrived, you're here, good project, good songs on here. There's some songs that I could do without, but it's good songs on here for the most part. You know what I'm saying?
Nail Tech, to me, I still don't understand how that first class record went number one and Nail Tech did. Nail Tech, to me, is the way better record. The sample. That's just me. The sample was, I get it, but it's like... The sample did it. Nail Tech, he was all over that shit. The sample's so quick with his... contributions to it that it's so easy to TikTok. It's so easy to share.
But see, that's what I'm saying. It's a lot of games. You know what I mean? Little bells and whistles. I don't like all the bells and whistles. But it's a new game.
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Chapter 6: What are the consequences of the RICO law on artists?
And that takes a talent as an artist to be able to make good music and also be able to do the little tricks that you know work online. Right. That's what separates- It's a skill in all of that. All of that takes skill because it still has to work. It still has to, you have to make it successful. I understand that part.
That's why one of my favorite Drake bars is, I wonder if they'd survive in this era when talking about the old legends. Like, I don't- It's a lot more you got to do. This is difficult now.
It's a lot more you got to do.
I'm only ever just talking about the music. All that other shit, you know, I get it. But I'm just talking about the music. So I'm not mad at the album. I think he, like I said, he has a better album than a lot of these rappers that we love and we think are dope. Like, Jack put out a better project than a lot of y'all. I will say that. So, yeah.
His tour announced three days ago, September, October. With the City Girls. I know what Jack doing. See, that's why I like Jack. You know. I know what Jack doing. I mean, I like this. You're going to get some inspiration on that tour. I like him because he shot at Saweetie on the red carpet like that. To me, that was just like, it was like, okay, I got to watch this kid. You know what I'm saying?
Because that, you know what I mean? Yeah, everybody don't do that. So to me, that was like, oh, okay. Yeah. All right. He stepped right to us on the carpet like, yo, you know what I mean? Like, I was like, okay, this kid has some. Yeah. He has some cojones. I'm not mad at that. You know what I mean? I respect it. The kid's got spunk. The kid's got a little edge to him. I respect it. I respect it.
I'm only ever talking about music, though. You know what I mean? I'm just talking about the music. So love the title. Come home. The kids miss you. I love that. Even the artwork is dope. And they're going to call us more dick routers in the comments because I saw people killing it. I think it's fucking ill that they shot the video during the Kentucky Derby. No, that was... No, no, no, no.
That's fine. Yeah, no, no. We can't hate on that. Come on. Come on, come on, come on.
You can't hate on that.
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