King Lucem Ferre said

You're not even on GMO's level. You're only dissing because you need attention and he dissed your idol.

No, I'm dissing G-Mo because he promotes blackface minstrelry. Violent J is not my idol. The issue with G-Mo dissing Violent J is that Violent J is an OG, G-Mo is a newbie. G-Mo is like Soulja Boy and Violent J is like Ice-T in this equation.

It's hilarious how people with no experience making music are telling me I "need to use compression" when, in fact, I *do* use compression on my tracks. Don't blame me because your speakers/headphones suck. My shit is tight, it's mixed right, and I've been professionally involved in music for 14 years, ever since I was 13, so I think I know a lot more about music than a bunch of 10 year old wannabe rappers shittalking from the sancturary of their computer screens, so shut the fuck up and leave my music for my fans, since you can't bother to make your own damn music.

The mixing is not the problem. I mixed everything correctly. The problem is that I can only record in a room that's hotter than the alleged hell theists believe in, so I need to make singles to earn the money so I can record where there's fucking air conditioning, and you're gonna piss on how I make my living? I'm not looking for advice on how to mix my music or how good the lyrics are or how good my flow is, because I know my lyrics and flow are good, I know the beats are good, and I know I mixed everything right. I do not listen to haters. I refuse to listen to haters. I'm not even hardly listening to the people who just kiss my ass, because I just don't care.

I'm not looking for people to kiss my ass or diss the hell out of me out of jealousy, I'm looking for atheist hip-hop to be a platinum-selling genre, and I know I can sell platinum. The only thing any of you can do for me is buy my single. Not kiss my ass, not disrespect me. I'm not looking for praise or hatred, just sales.

I'm selling a single which includes *acapella* and *instrumental* so you can buy it, remix it, add your own verse (be sure to send the remix to me so I can sell it), just give me my goddamn money. I'm trying to make money, not listen to a bunch of whiny kids hiding behind computer screens like in Jay & Silent Bob.

hippiekush said
I like how he claims to be professional but gets mad when he is criticized word of advice there's no chance of you making it if you can't accept criticism   

A bunch of Internet trolls flaming me because they're jealous is not criticism. Saying that I can't rap is just wrong. Saying that my lyrics suck is just wrong. Saying that my instrumentals suck is just wrong. Saying that I'm not EQed right is just wrong. Saying that I need to use compression when I clearly do is just bullshit. These are wannabe rappers criticizing me for having skill and ability because they have none.

"The trickster, ubiquitous in folklore, cannot be classified as a minstrel creation. The same can be said for the dandy; black figures in flashy, ornate, status quo–challenging attire in fiction and fact existed long before minstrel shows. In England, where slaves were often considered luxury items, it was not unusual to dress them in foppish attire for novelty’s sake. In literature the figure of the sharply dressed Negro with attitude emerged in the 1760s, notably in the opera The Padlock by Isaac Bickerstaffe, which featured the truth-talking black dandy Mungo Macaroni, whose character soon became a popular costume (for whites) at masquerade balls. Macaroni was later personified by Julius Soubise, black companion to the Duchess of Queensberry. In his powdered wig, silk breeches, and red, diamond-buckled shoes, Soubise became Britain’s first black celebrity."

http://www.popmatters.com/feat.....o-hip-hop/